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Unregistered But Notarized Family Comparmise Is Sufficient In Law ?
28-Sep-2024 (In Property Law)
A person have two sons. After his death both has become joint owner of his property.
Both brothers Sons done in 1997 unregistered but notarize family comparmise after their deaths. In this comparmise they divided properties and gave authority to each other for transfer their names in municipal offices.
In 2023, one brother filed mutation or name transfer application in his municipal office on the basis of unregistered but notarized family comparmise documents but municipal office rejected his application because family comparmise is not registered.
What should we do next ? This issue is related to hindu family based Ghazipur (Uttar pradesh)
Please guide
In this case make all the concerned senior of family sit together, mutually decide about the division of property or on the basis of notarized agreement. Make consensus and apply for mutation. in case of dipute you have to approach court.
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