Legal transfer of property

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 21 January 2012 This query is : Resolved
My inherited property( A house) is in name of me n my sister. She is a patient of cretinism (Hormonal imbalance) . She is married twice (after divorce) Now her inlaws want to annexe the property. She has given me an irrevocable power of attorney. Can I transfer her share to my name or to my wife's name so that i can guard this property from getting annexed. Also i ve been taking care of the property and putting in my money to keep it in shape.

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ajay sethi (Expert) 21 January 2012
relations between brother and sister are based on trust . your sister has given you an irrevocable power of attorney .

please take your sister into confidence before taking any decision .

if you transfer property in your namewithout her consent you will ruin your relations .
on basis Of power of attorney you can sell tthe property .
under no circumstances transfer it in name of your wife . that would not be appreciated ever by your sister

Nadeem Qureshi (Expert) 21 January 2012
Mr. Rathi is rightly explain, I agree with him

Sankaranarayanan (Expert) 21 January 2012
What purpose she given u irrevokable PA. Even it was given for u for some personal reason , if need , then. Transfer to ur wife name

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 21 January 2012
any property worth of more than Rs. 100/- transferred by any mode such document requires compulsory registration.

prabhakar singh (Expert) 21 January 2012
Irrevocable power of attorney MUST BE REGISTERED AND MUST HAVE CONFERRED RIGHT TO TRANSFER ONLY THEN YOU CAN LEGALLY ACT IMMORALLY AND STILL IT WOULD BE OPEN TO CHALLENGE BY YOUR SISTER AS YOU STATE She is a patient of cretinism (Hormonal imbalance) and that includes mental deficiency too.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 21 January 2012
I stand with the opinion of sethi. It shall be good for you to take your sister in confidence prior to proposed action. You cannot get it transferred in your name but in the name of your sister.

Sailesh Kumar Shah (Expert) 22 January 2012
I also agree with right guidance of Mr.Sethi. You are advised to act upon. one question to you that on what basis their in-law want to annex?

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