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Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 23 June 2010 This query is : Resolved

I have a question , in a parental property related matter if sisters have executed a registered released deed in favour of their brothers does it still needs to be proved by the sisters by admitting personally before the court that they have executed the release deed or even without admiting it is admisable as it is a duely registered
deed . and what if any one dies in due course of time , after executeing release deed as these matters linger in courts for years , will that release deed be considered valid. kindly qoute relevant section .

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Adv.Aiyer VLV (Expert) 23 June 2010
person dead may be having legal heir who will be eligible for shares. i assume it is Hindu property

release deed relating to immovable property not valid if not registered

your personal law will govern the matter so provide full information

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 24 June 2010
yes it is valid if your are hindu

niranjan (Expert) 24 June 2010
Even ifthe release deed is registered,sister has to come to court and admit execution of document. So far dead sister is concerned,she can identify her dead sister's signature.Regd.release deed is valid.

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