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shyam lal   09 July 2021

Mortgage

Is there a provision in law where in one can mortgage his/her undivided share in immovable property.on the basis of family settlement.

 



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This discussion explores the legal possibility of mortgaging an undivided share in immovable property, particularly when based on a family settlement. While legally permissible, it's noted that such loans are considered high-risk by lenders, often involving exorbitant interest rates and stringent terms dictated by the lender. The original poster is seeking advice due to a lack of readily available trusted legal counsel.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     09 July 2021

You have been posting issues of undivided share in the past, it all depends on the lender.  Such lending is highly risky and only sharks can lend with exorbitant interest and with such muscle power that can dictate their terms with all co-sharers and borrowers.  It is legal.

shyam lal   09 July 2021

Mr.Prasad yes numerous post.,reason I have to take a individual decision since there are no HALLMARK certified lawyers on whom I can rely on.hence, sensible legal and common sense opion are been sort,thanking you.


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