Registering of property at SRO

Siddu S (Querist) 12 June 2017 This query is : Resolved
Dear sir, recently my ancestral property transferred in my name directly from my grandparents. Before transferring property was in my grand father's name. My father and aunt were legal heirs of my grandfather who was deceased before my father. Now my aunt n my sister gave up their share of property to me. Every documentation done in panchayats. Now do I need to register the same with SRO ? if yes what docs should I produce before the SRO n again my sister n aunt need to be present before SRO. Pls advice I wanted to do this job myself so that I get to know the process.
Thanks in advance.

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P. Venu (Expert) 13 June 2017
"my ancestral property transferred in my name directly from my grandparents" How? Are the grandparents still alive. Please disclose the material facts.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 13 June 2017
Get a family settlement deed executed and registered through a local lawyer.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 13 June 2017
Yes. agree with the question raised by Mr.P Venu sir. who are the legal heirs of your grand-father? if your grand-father directly registered the property in your name, then the query raised by you does not arise.

Siddu S (Querist) 14 June 2017
My grand father(not alive , granny too) had two children elder is my father(not alive, my mother too) and younger is my aunt (alive). We are two children's to my father that me and my younger sister. Since my grand parents n my parents deceased the property was in my grand pa name till now. Now my aunt n my sister gave their share in property to me.accordingly changed in panchayat.Now I want to mortgage the property to bank for housing loan purpose.