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Shradha (self employed)     13 December 2010

sell property

can a property be sold whose owner is the daughther-in-law of the former holder ?

the mutation has been done and changes made at nagar nigam with the NOC but does not have the registry of the house in her name. 

the will of the owner has also declared the same can anyone challenge the property rights and what would be the best possible way to sell it ?



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Raj Kumar Makkad (Adv P & H High Court Chandigarh)     13 December 2010

There is no need having a eregistry in the name of daughter in law. A formal family settlement can be got regisrtered which require nominal stamp duty and then daughter in law can sell her property.

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     13 December 2010

To sell the property she must get her name entered in to property.  To get enter her name the procedure advised by the Raj Sir has to follow.


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i agree with makkad sir

Shradha (self employed)     14 December 2010

if the younger son and 3 other daughters are against this and not willing to let the new owner sell what can be other options ?

can the property be bank mortgaged and later sold out of kurkee ??


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