1. For mutation purpose it is O.k.

2. To avoid future complication get registered partition deed

3. You may file a suit for partition and they other two may agree for decreeing.

it is not ok, my earlier suggestion may be followed.. better consult any local lawyer or visit a revenue officer.

You have no share in property during your father lifetime

2) deed of family settlement can be entered into between your father , you abd your brother for division of land

3) deed should be duly stamped and registered

4) Panchamana is not sufficient for mutation of land in your favour

Panchanama is not sufficient for mutation of property in your name

Panchnama may be enough for mutual understanding but it does not have any legal efficacy.

To make it legally binding upon all of you the best option is to make and register a deed of mutual partition on which basis you can apply for Mutation of respective shares as well.

Respected sir....

In the case of GHASITU RAM v. STATE OF HARYANA & ORS.| It is clearly stated that a panchnama will ordinarily be treated as sufficient to constitute taking of possession of the land ...And punchnama is valid for mutation ...

Thanku

This will have to be duly executed, registered and stamped; so that you may use it for the purpose of mutation.

Get it registered, than i becomes valid.

Panchanam is not sufficient for mutation of the land in your favor.

Deed of family settlement is to be entered upon by the family members and has to be then registered.

Regards

The panchnama is not a valid document, you should get the property partitioned by a partitioned deed and the deed should be a registered document.

The registered partition deed document shall be the title document and on that basis you can go for mutation and other transfers in respect of this property to your name.

Sir i have made panchnama between us . In evidence three person from village and my two uncle and my brother and my father . Now I want to registered this for mutation . And panchnama is made on white paper no stamp is attested . Is this ok for mutation

This will not be sufficient for mutation.

A registered partition deed shall be a valid document for any such activity.

To avoid stamp duty, dont fall prey for future troubles especially if this is not rectified at this stage, your heirs may find problem at the time inheriting the property and getting it transferred to their names.

If you are dividing the land then do it through a partition deed which has to be mandatorily registered. Thereafter, you can apply for mutation.

Not OK for mutation