Background:
Father-in-law (alive) received property through registered gift deed from his father (passed away).
In 2010, father-in-law sold property to the builder. While selling property, Sales deed was signed by Father-in-law, one son, two daughters and mother-in-law. All signature holders received amount from the builder.
One of his daughter (not involved in above deal) was totally ignored and she was not even informed about above deal and she came to know this sales deed in 2016.
Question:
1. Should there be a registered Gift Deed from Father-in-law for beneficiary (Son, Daughter and mother-in-law) and then beneficiary should sign Sales Deed?
2. In above case, since it is self earned property of Father-in-law (due to valid gift deed), is it allowed to share property amount with family members (Son, Daughter and mother-in-law) directly by signing in the Sales Deed by family members? (Builder directly issued amount to Son, Daughter and mother-in-law.
3. Since only Father-in-law received property through registered gift, he is the only legal owner of this property. But Sales Deed was signed by Father-in-law and his blood relatives (Son, Daughter and mother-in-law). Is this Sales Deed valid?
