Relinquishment

Pramod (Querist) 17 January 2014 This query is : Resolved
Hello Sir
My name is Pramod and from Hyderabad. Can any one answer the following..
1. If the legal heir changes her religion to Islam, changes her name & marries a muslim , will she be loosing her right in the ancestors property?
2. If she doesnt want the property then what should be the appropriate way to release her right on the ancestors property ?
3. If its through relinquishment then what will be the charges for registration / taxation ??
4. How long will this relinquishment stand / valid ??
Thanks
pramod

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Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 17 January 2014
1. No
2-4. Relinquishment/release/Gift/Sale deed for generations to follow (ever), contact local lawyer.

Advocate. Arunagiri (Expert) 17 January 2014
1. No.
2. Relinquishment deed
3. Contact the local Registrar office
4. There is no such limitation

malipeddi jaggarao (Expert) 17 January 2014
Agreed with Expert Shri Arunagiri. Once relinquishment deed is executed it is valid forever.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 17 January 2014
Yes nothing to add more.

R.K Nanda (Expert) 17 January 2014
AGREE WITH EXPERTS.

ajay sethi (Expert) 17 January 2014
agree with experts

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 17 January 2014
1. She will not loose her right in the ancestors property.
2. Relinquish deed or gift deed.
3. Stamp and registration differs from State to State. You may inquire from local lawyer.
4. Relinquish deed is valid, no time limit .

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 17 January 2014
1. If the legal heir changes her religion to Islam, changes her name & marries a muslim , will she be loosing her right in the ancestors property?
Just merely converting to another religion will not dis-entitle an individual of the rights, interest and legitimate share in the ancestral property, so she can enforce her rights in the property towards her share anytime.

2. If she doesnt want the property then what should be the appropriate way to release her right on the ancestors property ?
If she is not interested in the property anymore, she can relinquish her rights by executing a Registered Release Deed in favor of any one of her choice or can gift away her share or transfer the same through a registered settlement deed in favor of any one who she desires the property to belong therein.

3. If its through relinquishment then what will be the charges for registration / taxation ??
The registration charges and the stamp duty are to be enquired from the local registrar's office, it can be seen through the office website too.

4. How long will this relinquishment stand / valid ??
It will remain valid for ever once it is an unconditional and irrevocable.