Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

Re: Ancestral property

Kindly clarify the nature of your ownership. What is the document of ownership you have? Proceding on the basis that the property is not your self acquired property and is ancestral property, you do not have exclusive right to deal with the same. Your legal heirs will have proportionate rights / shares in the said property. Off course, you can sell your undivided share in the property but you can't sell the undivided share of your son in said property. For that to do, you will need to obtain Relinquishment Deed from your son in your favour in respect of his share so that you become sole and absolute owner of said property. Then, you can sell the whole property.

Re: Ancestral property

No, you may not be legally allowed to sell your son's share even during your life time; the sale, if any, may be illegal.

Re: Ancestral property

Depends on several things.

However, if it is not the residential house, a Karta can sale for legal necessity. If there is no legal necessity, opt for partition and then sale your share.

Re: Ancestral property

yes you can do that.....try n obtain an NOC from your son in case he agrees.