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ArvindJ (Law student)     01 November 2013

Joint owners right of survivorship

Hi all,


 My question today is to inquire about Joint Property Rights of Survivorship. If a property is owned by two co-owners (property deed has two owners listed), and one of the co-owners passes without leaving any will, is unmarried and a woman is their a right of surivorship in which the co-owner inherits the rest of the property or does the deceased's property share get dived in accordance with the Hindu Succession Act?

 

Any responses will be gladly appreciated.



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     01 November 2013

On intestate death of one of the co-owners of the property, the property f the deceased will devolve upon the surviving legal heirs/legal representatives of the deceased, and such heir will become owner of the share of the deceased co-owner's share in the undivided property.

hariharan (engineer)     06 April 2014

Hi sir, for me the very same situation.

 

My dad built a house and in the document he made himself and my sister as owner.

My sister passed away a year before while her divorce case is in court.

now who can claim the property. My father spend the whole money to built it. How we can change the ownership.

Now to apply for my educational loan,itseems that we cannot show the house as property since the ownership is not fully by my father.

What has to be done. Pl help me.

note:the divorce case is still in court


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