Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

Hello There

Thanks for replying my initiall query, which was (Hello there,

My father has inherited a property (land), though the court says that we have won the case, there are chances that the opponent may appeal further. My father has 3 siblings, that means four beneficiaries altogether.The property is not yet resgistered on any of their names, and we are awaiting judgement copy. My question is, is it necessary for my father to register his portion of the property before he is allowed to sell it? Else can we sell the entire property without individually registering it, and for this whether the judgement copy is necessary? Also what is the registration fee approximately?)

Th e answer recd was

( File a caveat in the upper or appellate court. Get the Judgment copy and proceed to sell the same.)

Stalin Selvamani

The dictionary meaning is for "caveat" is warning. So what is exactly

I need to do? Wel all i want to know is that while I am awaiting for the

judgement copy, once I have received the same, may I just go ahead

and sell the entire propery without it geting registered under the 4 beneficiaries' names, altogether saving the registration fees??

I really appreciate your precious time and valuable advice

Thank you!!

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