You don’t need your son consent to sell your self acquired property 

Your son objections are immaterial 

it is your self acquired property 

If the property is your self acquired property and does not belong to ancestral nature then your son doesn't have share in it and hence while selling it you neither require his signature or consent. 

If it is your property then you are free to sell it to anyone. You do not require the signature of your son on the sale deed to be executed by you.

Hello,

1. If the property is self acquired, bought by you from someone or received as a share, then you can sell the property without your son having to sign.
2. Your son can object only if the property is ancestral property as he has an interest in the ancestral property.

He can't take any objection if the property is a self acquired property. 

If the property is self owned than no body can stop you from selling the property. As you are the sole owner of it and  you have all rights.

If the property is your self acquired property, then your son does not has any right to object to the sale. There is no problem, his signatures are not even required. 

His signatures would be required only if it is an ancestral property. 

Best wishes.

1. See if the property is your own no signature or consent from son is required you are absolute owner you may make a registered sale deed in favor of the buyer.

It is not required.

No, son consent is not required 

- Since, that property was purchased by your own fund , hence that property will be called as your self acquired property .

- Further , as per law, if the property is a self acquired property , then the owner can sell to any one without taking the consent of any one including his wife or children. 

- Hence, no need to take the no objection from your son or any one for selling the said property to any third party . 

Son has no say or claim in the property. Go ahead and sell.

Dear Sir,

There can't be any valid objection by the son for the self acquired property. 

1. IF the property purchased papers are in your name, THEN legally it means that you are the absolute "Title Owner" of the property and you can sell your property, without any legal reference to your children and such children have no legal claim /right in their parents properties, till the parents are alive. This has been upheld on several SC /HC judgments.

If the property belongs to you then you can sell the property and your son cannot do anything.

If it is an ancestral property then you have to take his consent otherwise you cannot sell the property.

If it is an ancestral property then you have to take his consent otherwise you cannot sell the property.

If it is your own and absolute property, there is no necessity for your son or your wife or anyone related to you to sign the execution of the registered sale deed while you are selling the property.

Your son has no rights in the property, hence his signature is not necessary.

Since your son has no rights in the proeprty at least not during your lifetime, he cannot take any objection to you selling this property in any manner, even if he objects, it will not be maintainable in law.

if property is self acquired by you then you can sell without consent of your son. 

not required, you can sell without your son consent. 

You can sell your property without signatures or consent of your son.