1)you do not require consent of the sons and daughters , grand children of 7 sisters
2) you do not require signatures of wives of A and B
Sale of BDA compensated property
Hi, We are in the process of finalizing a property. This property is allocated to 2 brothers ( Mr.A & Mr.B) by BDA(bangalore development authority) as compensation of land acquisition by BDA in 2015. Originally few acres of land was owned by their mother Mrs.G. Mrs.G has got 2 sons and 7 sisters. After the death of Mrs.G, there was no partition deed. In 2002 (after the death of Mrs.G and her husband), BDA has acquired the entire acres of land and given this property as compensation and executed the sale deed in the names of Mr.A & Mr.B. 7 sisters has put the case over this property and received settlement for their share in lok adalath. Following are our queries 1. 7 sisters have agreed to put their signature in the sale deed during registration. Should we get concerned about their sons and daughters, grandchildren of 7 sisters on this sale? that is, should we get signatures from them as well? 2. Sons and daughters of Mr. A & Mr. B along with Mr.B and Mr.A have agreed to put their signature in the sale deed during registration. Should we get signatures from grandchildren of Mr.A & Mr.B? 3. Should we concern about wives of Mr.A & Mr.B Thanks
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1.No,only 7 sisters have share in it and their children have no share.
2.If any of the grand children signs then it is alright but their signatures are not mandatory.
3. So get the deed executed with the signature of the persons who are putting their,.
Hello,
1) It suffices that the 7 sisters sign as confirming parties on the sale deed. Their children or grand children have no vested interests/rights in the property as it does not qualify to be ancestral property.
2) Again it suffices that A & B along with their major children sign on the document.The wives of A and B need not sign.
From the facts above it appears the two men and seven women agree to put their sign on the sale deed. In such a situation it should not be a major concern for you as they are the rightful owners of the concerned property.
There don't seem to be any issue as far as transfer of property is concerned.
1. The signatures of the 7 sisters will be sufficient, the signatures of others is not necessary and essential.
2. The grandchildren signatures also not required.
3. The wives of A and B if both A and B are alive, then the signatures of wives of A & B is also not necessary.
