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Will in my name. Do i need NOC by sister to transfer prop in my name?


06-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
My parents have a flat and they have registered a will at the sub registrar office in my name. I have a younger sister who is married and she and her family donot like us. If i need to transfer the flat in my name after my parents have gone do I need a NOC from my sister even if I have a registered will in my name for the flat.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
678 votes
If your parents registered a will in favour of you then the property in matter will absolutely go to you itself. No need to transfer it. By force of will property will go to you. Rest what the contents of WILL are saying, will be cleared after reading it thoroughly.
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Answer #2
699 votes
If the property is self acquired by your parents and the will is registered then u don't need any NOC from anyone including ur sister.....NOC might had been required if any of the testator has died instate without any will but in your case its existing. However pls note that Will can be revoked by the testator anytime within his lifetime. But being a devoted Son, u don't have to worry at all,just take care of ur parents. Thanks

Answer #3
822 votes
When a registered will is executed on your name, you do not need any no objection from any of the legal heirs including your sister. You can get the house transferred on your name with that regiistered will.

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