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WILL by mother required or not.
20-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My father died intestate in 2000. The only wealth he had was a house.
The house was in his name. To transfer the house in my mother name, registrar asked for NO Claim sign off from sons, i.e.myself and my brother. My brother lives in USA since 1991.
As of now there is no WILL made by my mother.
After demise of mother, how the house would be divided?
respected sir
you stated that your father left in the year 2000and house was in his name thereafter transfer the in name of your mother .if you're mother there no will made . after demise of your mother you can file a sussction suit in civil court .now you can call me thereafter I give you proper legal advice .
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Adv. Ravindra Kumar Panwar
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Hi,
After the death of your mother the property will be divided into bothers and sisters.
If your mother makes a will it will be as per the will made by your mother. As it’s a self acquired property .
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Ramit Sehrawat
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Adv. Ramit Sehrawat
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After the demise of your mother,If she will die intestate which means that She does not prepared the bill and therefore these shares will be divided between you and your brother. You people can simply file succession hier certificate in the proper authorities and after that registered deed in your name will transfer the ownership in your and your brother name as a joint owners of the property.
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Adv. Yuganshu Sharma
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