sisters can execute gift deed or relinquishment deed to transfer or relinquish their share in property
relinquishment deed or gift deed should be duly stamped and registered
Hi, We are four siblings, one brother and my three sisters. Our parents are no more. My father has a house in dist. Bijnor. I think, according to the law, we four are legal heirs. My sisters are willing to wave their part. What is the best way to get the full house registered in my name.
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sisters can execute gift deed or relinquishment deed to transfer or relinquish their share in property
relinquishment deed or gift deed should be duly stamped and registered
Dear Client,
All have 1/4th share. Ask the to execute release/relinquishment deed (HAQ TYAG) in your favor to make you absolute owner.
get the registered relinquishment deeds from other legal heirs in your name and then register the said flat in your name.
She all the sisters have to make an relinquishment deed in your favour. the deed need to be registered with the sub-registrar and stamp duty need to be paid according to there share.
Hello,
1) You can either get a Family Settlement Deed registered in your name with the sisters waiving their shares in your favour by affidavits or the three sisters can gift their shared to you and make you the absolute owner. The deeds have to be registered.
2) After having either of the documents registered, you must you must get the mutation entry changed in the village/talathi office as applicable by following requisite procedure.
As per law All siblings get equal shares in parents property.
Without consent of your sisters you can not transfer entire property. If your sister are agree then they can release their share through relinquishment deed.
1. Assuming that your parents died intestate ( without executing a WILL), then all the children are entitled to equal share in your deceased parents' property.
2. Since, as per your narration, sisters are willing to relinquish their individual share in the property in your favour.
3. To accomplish this, your sisters' have to execute a registered, adequately stamped Release (Relinquishment) Deed in your favour in the jurisdictional Sub-registrar's Office.
Hello,
Get a relinquishment deed from all other legal heirs and then on the basis of the same get the property registered on your name.
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If you are sisters are not willing to take share in the property then they can provide relinquishment deed and on the basis of that you can find a civil suit to get the property mutated in your name.
If your sisters are willing to give away their share in the property to you then they may jointly execute a registered release deed relinquishing their rights in the property in your favor.
After that you will become an absolute owner of the entire property that belonged to your late father.