Muslim owner property rights

brsasireddy (Querist) 16 December 2024 This query is : Resolved
Hi All,

I am planning a buy a plot in Bangalore. Here is some background,

1. Property acquired(purchased) by Muslim man in 1982 from Hindu owner
2. Muslim Owner have 4 kids (3 daughter and 1 son).
3. Muslim Owner died in 2010
4. The 4 children of the Owner (all around 50+ age) partitioned the property 1/4 each in 2011.
5. The 4 children of the Owner have many kids (they are grandchildren of original owner).
6. Now the muslim owner children (1 son and 3 daughters) are selling the property to Hindu (me)

Questions:
1. Since current owner(s) are muslim's which property law we need to follow to sell the property?
2. Do we need signatures of the grandchildren of the Original owner for the sale deed registration?
3. How many years EC we need to check (20,40, 75 ...). We have records for 45 years?.

Please help me.
Thanks
Shashi

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This discussion concerns the property rights of a Muslim family looking to sell a plot of land in Bangalore. The property was originally purchased by a Muslim man in 1982, and upon his death in 2010, it was partitioned among his four children. The current owners, the deceased's son and three daughters, are now selling the plot to a Hindu buyer. Key questions revolve around which property laws apply, whether the original owner's grandchildren need to sign the sale deed, and the required duration for checking the Encumbrance Certificate (EC).

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 16 December 2024
You have repeated the same question in the forum section of this website today itself, you may visit that thread for knowing more answers

brsasireddy (Querist) 16 December 2024
That is true. Thanks and I am closing the query.

--Shashi

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 16 December 2024
Yes. Already replied in forum column. ok bye.

P. Venu (Expert) 17 December 2024
Yes, a repeated query. Moreover, your profile reveals that you have posted too many a query on many a topic. Is it an academic exercise?

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