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Mr. Fahad   03 July 2021

Execution of registration

Hi Experts,

We would like to register my deceased father property between us 2 brother and 2 sisters as partition deed of two properties one is 1 acre of land and another is 1500 sq yards of home.

1) both properties are in different SRO jurisdiction.

2) my elder sister want to take away house instead of agriculture land and all are agreed for the same

Please advise me can we execute registration of partition deed of two properties in one go with the above conditions.

Thanks



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Sankaranarayanan (Advocate)     03 July 2021

it should be registered with the limit of its own jurisdiction Registration office only. 

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     03 July 2021

Enter into a family settlement deed and get the document registered at the place where your father expired or where you are having the house.  Get the deed registered by paying the prescribed registration fee.   Basing on such registered settlement deed, get the property mutated with revenue/municipal authorities in individual names.  You can approach District Legal Services Authority, file a pre-litigation conciliation, get a compromise deed, get the same indexed with the Registrar on the basis of such deed.  

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P. Venu (Advocate)     03 July 2021

In terms of Section 28 of the Registration Act, the deed could be executed in anyone of the SRO having jurisdiction - 

28. Place for registering documents relating to land.—Save as in this Part otherwise provided, every document mentioned in section 17, sub-section (1), clauses (a), (b), (c) 3 [, (d) and (e), section 17, sub-section (2), insofar as such document affects immovable property, and section 18, clauses (a), b) (c) and (cc), shall be presented for registration in the office of a Sub-Registrar within whose sub-district the whole or some portion of the property to which such document relates is situateI

In the alternate, if the different SRO is within the jurisdiction of the same Registrar, registration the provision of Section 30 could be helpful -

30. Registration by Registrars in certain cases.—(1) Any Registrar may in his discretion receive and register any document which might be registered by any Sub-Registrar subordinate to him

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     03 July 2021

With due respects, I personally feel that the registration needed on a priority basis is "Family settlement deed" and once the property is divided into metes and bounds shown in the schedules of that settlement deed in individual names, then the only mutation needs to be done.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     04 July 2021

As observed from your profile you have posted questions (not queries) on different subjects as 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Execution of registration" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Land litigation" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Document fraud and cheating" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Electricity theft"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case - 304 a, 337 & 338 ipc"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case - 304 a, 337 & 338 ipc"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Party in person" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Can advocates contest for its own cases"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Advocate act"    

What is your actual / real problem ???

It is better to join a tutorial / coaching class as this platform is meant to help / oblige needy litigants.

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Mr. Fahad   05 July 2021

Originally posted by : Dr J C Vashista
As observed from your profile you have posted questions (not queries) on different subjects as 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Execution of registration" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Land litigation" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Document fraud and cheating" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Electricity theft"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case - 304 a, 337 & 338 ipc"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Accident case - 304 a, 337 & 338 ipc"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Party in person" 

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Can advocates contest for its own cases"

Mr. Fahad posted a new topic in forum "Advocate act"    

What is your actual / real problem ???

It is better to join a tutorial / coaching class as this platform is meant to help / oblige needy litigants.

Respected Experts,

whatsoever i am posting on different subjects are not just questions that's facts lot of my friends and family people are ignorant of law and I am trying to help /educate them through this wonderful platform at initial stage..

with your valuable advise thise are the wonderful outcomes

  "Accident case - 304 a, 337 & 338 ipc" - - - Matter is before Junior civil Judge., for hostile due to covid19 posted in the month of August.

"Electricity theft" ----- the case was filed before Hon'ble Human Rights Commission against department for harassments.

 "Document fraud and cheating" ------- just legal notice issued to SRO no case has filed at any court

"Land litigation" -------- met with local advocate to reply to legal notice issued by wakf board

 "Execution of registration" --------- application submitted yesterday to secretary at legal service authority for Pre litigation for counseling  

 

Thanks a lot :)

 

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     07 July 2021

The legal heirs who are entitled to their legitimate share in the properties left behind by their deceased father can divide the properties among themselves by arriving at an amicable solution/agreement.

Once so arrived, they can draw a proper partition deed defining the share of property to allotted to each  by making different schedule of properties accordingly.

After that they can get it in any of the registrar office where at lest one of the properties fall under its jurisdiction.

 

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