relinquishment deed

abhishek (Querist) 15 February 2011 This query is : Resolved
my mother had a immovable property ( house ) in her name(not ancestral proprty) she passed away, without any will . Me my brother and sister signed a relinquishment deed in our faters name and registered it.

Now my father by a ( REGISTERED GIFT DEED ) gaved the house to me, in my favour.

i want to know that am i now the complete owner of the house and can i sell it.

does my brother and sister (or their children) have any right left on that house

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A V Vishal (Expert) 15 February 2011
If the gift is complete in all ways(including registration) then your are the absolute owner and can do anything with it, however this is not possible if at all your father has executed a conditional/onerous gift deed.

Adv B.B.Gambhir #9814820602 (Expert) 16 February 2011
yes you have become a complete owner of the property you are liberal to use the property as per your own wish even you are free to sell it without any prejudice.

R.M.Bhaduri (Expert) 17 February 2011
You are complete owner of the house, and your brother, sister or their children have no legal rights over the property gifted by your father, so go ahead for sell.

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