Registration of Gift Settlement Deed Ancestral
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
(Querist) 11 May 2010
This query is : Resolved
It has been replied by the Sub Registrar concerned that landed property of late father has been registered as Gift Ancestral as per the declarations made by the claimant It has also been registered as BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE IS SUCH REGISTRATIONS ARE PERMISSBLE Actually the claimant is not at all an absolute legal heir of late father
kindly tender considered advise
Yhanks
SV Rao
Hyderabad
adv. rajeev ( rajoo )
(Expert) 11 May 2010
it is necessary to know what is the relationb of the claimant with the deceased.
If the property is an ancestral property deceased had a right to gift his share only not entire property.
What is the relation of the husband and wife with the deceased.
If the question is asked in detail it would have been better.
N.K.Assumi
(Expert) 11 May 2010
Replied by Sub Registarar to what? is important to your query.
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
(Querist) 11 May 2010
Thank you very much
I would like to clarify further that my late father had two plots admeasuring 300 square yards from one lady some decades back The seller had declared at the time of its documentation that these plots were self acquired property and free from all litigations gifts convenance injunctions orders clearly and indemnified that she would protect the intereset of purchaser My father had also purchased from his own funds (self acquired property but not as a gift or ancestral property_) In response to my RTI application the SRO concerned has informed that as per the declaration by the claimant as sole owner on the basis of ancestral/gift it was registered as GIFT SETTLEMENT DEED between husband and wife Another plot admeasuring 300 square yards was sold to third party in the capacity of absolute owner of these two plots During the life time my late father has not bequeathed any portion of lands to his own legal heirs or any third party and it is in his name only Even the SRO concerned has also furnished the handwritten attested copy of document of late father and encumbrance certificates confirming these sales The claimant has no relationship with late father and not a absolute legal heir My parents have already expired long back We are not in a position to assess as how the claimant had declared himself as he sole owner on the basis of ancestral property/gift we the five absolute living heirs have not authorised legally to deal land matters on our behalf. The publuic authorities have not furnished this specfic information viz the details of donor, name address date and year etc. These are all fabricated documents or created one Kindly advise how to assess these particulars in the absence of specific replies by the SRO concerned. However all the genuine valid documents have been got attested by the Public Notoray and Advocate very recently under Notaries Act which includes original sale deed document of late father encumbrance certificates issued by the SRO concerned
Thanking you
Yours sincerely
SV Rao
