Slightly ambiguous will deed

In response to your query, this maybe helpful;

If there is a Will, the transfer process is more easier, as long as the Will is not challenged. The executor will handle the transfer on behalf of the Will's beneficiaries.

The property is dispersed according to the applicable succession laws in the absence of a Will. If the situation is amicable, legal heirs might also decide on asset allocation among themselves.

After the distribution is complete, heirs might draught a family settlement document that each family member signs and then register for official records.

You must apply for a property transfer at the sub-office. registrar's The ownership documentation, as well as the Will with Probate or the Succession Certificate, will be required.

If there is no Will and the legal owner died intestate, the legal heirs will be required to file no-objection certificates, which will vary depending on the settlement. It should be noted in the transfer paper if the beneficiaries pay other legal heirs to receive their shares.

Beneficiaries must also file for a title mutation after registering. Of the revenue records, it represents the change in ownership. It should be done at the municipal office where you live. The property tax will be in the name of the new owner after the mutation is completed.

Regards,

Aryan Raj 

Contact a local advocate and get a settlement deed drafted and get the same award status through Legal Services Authority, and get it indexed with Sub Registrar.

Who are the legal heirs to your late mother? Is there anyone else other than you and your sister?