the husband becomes a co-owner of the property. Under Indian property law, when a portion of ownership is transferred via a registered gift deed, the recipient gains legal ownership of that share.
So, even though the wife retains 75% and the husband holds 25%, both are considered co-owners with undivided rights over the entire property.
🔐 Regarding voting rights and nomination eligibility in the apartment owners' association: Most housing societies follow the “one flat, one vote” rule, regardless of the ownership percentage.
If the flat is jointly owned, the person whose name appears first in the share certificate (not necessarily the sale deed) typically holds the voting right and can file nominations. The association should issue a share certificate to the co-owners, and the name listed first in that certificate will determine who can vote and contest elections.
📌 So, unless the husband’s name is listed first in the share certificate, the wife would retain the voting and nomination rights. However, if the association allows co-owners to choose who represents them, they may designate either party.