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Transfer of property avoiding sale deed
11-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir /Madam, Retired Govt. Employee married a woman second time first wife also alive. He had three daughters and they all married and well settled. He wants to settle two of his own properties which are self earned to his second wife. How can he transfer his property on her name avoiding sale deed. 2.is it necessary to get NOC from his legal heirs. Please suggest in these areas. Hindu religion Thanks and Regards
The properties of being self acquired, he do not require to obtain NOC from his legal heirs as he may settle the properties as he wishes so by way of settlement deed. Please contact me through Lawrato as we can assist in this matter.
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Adv. Suresh Kumar
Chennai | 25+ Answers
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There is no need to get any consent from legal heirs to transfer your own property. The right of legal heirs only arise after your death. You want to transfer some of your property to your second wife, but not through sale deed. You can transfer these properties to your 2nd wife by way of gift deed.
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