Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

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Only if your father had willed the property in favour of your mother and your mother had become absolute owner and not otherwise......Please check Sanjay Kalra and Associates on the internet to know more about our law firm and the legal services we are rendering for our clients from all over the World.

they can do only when there is will in their favor otherwise u all r legal heirs and each have equal rights and u can file suit bt firstly send legal notice for more clarification u may contact m via law guru

04.01.2013

Dear Sir / Madam,

If the house property is in a registered co-operative housing Society, and if your father has filed a sole nomination with the Society in the name of your mother, the property vests with your mother after your father's demise, even if there is no will left behind by your father. Thereafter, your mother is free to transfer the property in which ever son's or grandson's name as she best deems fit. Your mother does not need any of her son's / daughter's consent for the transfer.

If the house property is a standalone bungalow / house on a plot of land, your father's will plays a role in the transfer. If he has left a valid will signed with the name and address of two witnesses and their signatures, the transfer in the record of the local District Registrar's record takes place as per the Will. If he has not left any will, the property will equally vest in the name of your mother and all her sons / daughters in equal proportion. In such an event, your mother only acts as a custodian of the house property on behalf of her legal heirs.

Regards,

FCA Prashant Chavan

Mumbai

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dear client....

They can not do so it shall be illegal and can be challanged any times you feel so.....

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