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Property sharing

(Querist) 10 August 2012 This query is : Resolved 
my mother in law inherited a house and she has died now.though there is no will she has written that this is to go for third daughter. my mother in law has four daughters including the above third daughter. however ,the said third daughter has given a consent willingly that this be shared among with all four daughters. my question is(1) with this document whether this can be jointly registered? (2) while selling is it necessary to have all four daughter signature because third daughter is unable to move because of ill health or(3) only other three daughters signature is enough based on the consent? the said property is situated in andhrapradesh. my mother in law inherited the above said property through their parents. pl advise
Lookforward earnestly
D B R
Adv.R.P.Chugh (Expert) 10 August 2012
If that is the way they desire the property to go, they are free not to disclose the will and on the basis of a legal heir certificate mutate the property in all the daughter's name.

As regards the second part of the query - if the third daughter is bed ridden - she can still sign - the fact that she cannot be there at registrar's at the time of registration is inconsequential the registration can always be done at her house or wherever she is.

As an alternative she can authorise via a registered POA anybody to sign/execute and register the Sale Deed on her behalf.


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