stanley (Freedom) 12 January 2020

Transfer / sale of property by grand children in cantonment

We have a house which is in my grand mothers name as per the general land Register in the cantonment board .My grand mothers expired leaving a unregisterEd will only on her three sons name which is not on stamp paper in the year 1967.The grandmothers sons have expired and we are six grand children left who wish to sell the property .There is no dispute within us .Now is the will valid as it is not on stamp paper .And can the property be sold directly with out transferring the property on the grand children's name in the general land Register extract.

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This discussion concerns the sale of a cantonment property originally registered in the grandmother's name. Following her death, she left an unregistered will from 1967 naming her three sons. These sons have since passed away, leaving six grandchildren who wish to sell the property amicably. The key questions are whether the unregistered will is legally valid for property transfer and if the property can be sold directly by the grandchildren without first updating the land register.

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ASHIF. K.M. 12 January 2020

Kindly refer my answer given to your other post with same query.

Rupin Dhama 12 January 2020

you can't sale without transfer.

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