Question of registration

Dear friend,

If your mother has no intention to give a share to your sister, then she can execute the settlement deed in your favour as the land has been acquired on self acquiring basis even though you have financed it. In such case your sister can not make a claim on the land purchased by your mother. 

Kannan,

Agreeing with what Mr. Krishnan stated your mother can certainly make a settlement deed in your name of the land purchased in her name as her self acquaired property though the same was financed by u. If a settlement deed is executed by your mother in your favour then your sister cannot make any claim over the property questioning the settlement deed. But if your mother does not make any kind of such settlement deed then later on your sister too will get a right to share in the property.

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Gaurav Pandya (098985-98184)

mr pandey cant get the meaning of your reply followed by your cell no,can you clarify please if you tend to differ from the replies given?

Mr. pandey,

Can you please give further information for the reply

Self acquired property as per the law, nobody can claim for share

i.e. your sister.

As per your query, we think that property is purchased by you on your mother's name.

So not required further clarrification

Plz note my name is : Pandya

Mr. Pandya what if the owner of a self acquired property dies intestate?

Self acquired property is the person who purchase the property from own money and he is the legal and soul owner of the property.

After the death of the soul owner his/her legal heirs will become the owner of this property.

Advocate Pandya