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pawanmore38@gmail.com   23 December 2019

Does property sale required heirship agreement

Property is registered on name of my parents, my dad expired 6 years ago now we want to sale our property so is there any need of heirship agreement ?
and required what will be d procedure ?

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     23 December 2019

If the property belonged to your father means the title documents are in his name,you cannot sell  the property until you transfer theat in your name if you are sole heir .You need to get the property mutated in your name in the revenue records,and there they would ask you to produce the legal heir certificate.

 

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     23 December 2019

1. Propety can be sold "JOINTLY" by all residual Legal Heirs of deceased Father, by joint signatures in Sale Deed mentioning as  "Confirming & Consenting Parties".

2. FOR above there is no need for ANY type of legal documents /certificates /whatever.

3. Legal Heir Certificate is legally NOT required or applicable, to sale or claim any Immovable Property. However, depending on "other circumstances /disputes /claims etc....", a "succession certificate" or a "Letter of Administration" would have to be obtained from the local Courts.

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Shashi Dhara   23 December 2019

Now it is in your mothers name let she sell it you simply give consent as witness

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