Relinquishment Document
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
(Querist) 29 September 2010
This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts
Good Evening
Kindl enlighten the term RELINQUISHMENT DOCUMENT and what is the procedure to be followed after death of father we are five living heirs of late father The title deed of landed property is in his favour only Late parents have already expired long back In the mean while illegal transactions have taken place on the landed property of late The original title deed is with us only Is the documentation of Relinquishment deed is maintainable at this stage or it has to be proceeded legally against land grabbers
Thanks
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 29 September 2010
Dear Seshagiri,
On the demise of your parents (and in the absence of any Will left by them), the sons and daughters would inherit the property left by the deceased.
If any of the sons / daughters want to give away their share / right (relinquish their right) in the property in favour of any other brother or sister, then they can do so by executing a Relinquishment Deed. This deed needs to be Registered. The Stamp Duty will be very less compared to Sale Deed.
The above is the meaning of the Relinquishment Deed and procedure to be followed.
Mere possession of either original documents or relinquishment deeds, would be of no use, when practically some one has already grabbed the land.
You have to definitely file a suit (the suit can be filed by all the legal heirs) without further loss of time, , against land grabbers.
Consult a local lawyer immediately.
Basavaraj
(Expert) 30 September 2010
i also agree with Mr. R.Ramachandran
Sri Vijayan.A
(Expert) 30 September 2010
1.In this stage, why do you think about release (Relinquishment) deed?
2. If your property is in wrong hand, try to evict them.
3. Otherwise, consult a Local Lawyer.
