Minor Name in the Document - EC

Raja (Querist) 07 May 2010 This query is : Resolved
Sir, I am planning to purchase DTCP Approved plot. The plot is bought by the seller, 17 years when he was a Minor, giving his mother's name as a Natural Guardian. Now, the seller has turned Major, 30 years old. When I am buying the property from him, is it necessary that I should get signature from his mother too during registration process? Pls advice.

His mother is not in the position to travel.

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ESTHERPRIYA (Expert) 07 May 2010
I don't know how the minor can purchase the property. His he has any income to buy. Kindly clarify. If it is ancestral property with Minor having exclusive right then you can make mother has confirming party. Kindly consult an advocate for drafting the deed.

bhagwat patil (Expert) 08 May 2010
no need of mother sign. first clear ROR

Parveen Kr. Aggarwal (Expert) 10 May 2010
A person becoming major, after property being purchased in his name while he was minor, can alienate his property in the manner he likes. There is no need of the signatures of his mother on the documents of title transfer.

Kumar Thadhani (Expert) 10 May 2010
No need to take signature of mother since she already turned major and can alienate her property to her whims and fancies.

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