Hi my father has self acquired 2 properties , one is a 2bhk DDA flat in Vikaspuri, West Delhi in kg -1 block and other is a 900 square feet house in Mahavir Nagar , New Delhi near Janakpuri east metro station which has 3 floors , I have younger brother but I have more contribution in the house monetarily but my father favours my younger brother but I have been taking care of them since forever so atleast I deserve equal share in the property so.... 1. my question is which property is of WHAT value or MORE value so that I can get the clear idea of my share ???? 2. What is procedure to get the property transferred in my name ?
You are entitled to a share equal to your brother but since it is a self acquired property of your father, you cannot claim a share till his demise. The property will remain at his disposal till he is alive. However, you can seek a recovery of the money you had invested.
With regard to value of the property, you can engage a valuer or calculate on the basis of the circle rate.
1) Mahavir Nagar property would be of more value as it is independent house of 3 floors
2) father can execute gift deed in your favour
3) it should be duly stamped and registered
the properties are self acquired property. Your father by his own will can transfer those properties to anyone. You have no right to claim your share. If you still want your share, you can ask your share in terms of finance which you had invested in those properties. But you cannot force them to transfer those properties in your name.
1. You can ascertain the value of the property from local registrar's office
2. If the properties are on your father's name neither you nor your younger brother or anyone can claim any share in it as a right at least not during the lifetime of your father.
Therefore there's no provision in law for you to claim a share in the property as a right or on the basis of taking care of them or supporting them monetarily.
Dear Client,
Your father may transfer the property equally between his children. He has also right to transfer the property to anyone of his children.
If it's self acquired property it can be only done with consent and choice of your father
You can execute a gift deed in your favour. Otherwise family settlement deed can also be executed and registered
- Since the said properties are self acquired property of your father , then he has his right to transfer the same to anyone , and none having right to claim over the said property legally.
- Your father can transfer the property in favour of you by way of Gift deed.
For Value, Visit the nearest Property Registration Government Office .
Your father can Execute registered Gift deed in favour of any son.
