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suggi (HR)     22 October 2014

Registering gift land

'A' purchased  a residential land in 1930 and died later.It was not registered.After his death,his two  sons 'B' and 'C' divided that land(purchased by their father) only on an Agreement basis 16 years ago,but the division was not registered.

 'B'  has children and 'B' died.'C' too has children and 'C' is very old and alive.

How can 'C' register his share of land now?if he is too old ,how can 'C's children register their father's share of land?

Request your kind advice



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     22 October 2014

Since B and C have partitioned their respective share of properties and have been in possession and enjoyment of the same till date, they will be having revenue receipts/tax receipts including electricity receipts as proof of their possession, they could have mutate the property on that basis.  However, since B is died and his share f property devolves on his legal heirs, they may draft a partition deed among themselves and get it registered  while simultaneously C may partition his share of property among his children and the deed be registered on individual names, this way the properties can be registered on each individual's name in respect of their share of property.  Consult a lawyer to draft a partition deed properly among every one amicably and proceed further as advised.

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