Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in India

I am looking to buy a property from a person who got the residential property transferred in his name in the records of registered co-op housing society through a nomination and an affidavit signed by his widowed sister ,died recently.
The widowed sister was the first owner of the flat ,left no children behind.
There is only 1 relation exists with the widowed sister on husband�s side i.e the sister in law (husband�s younger brother wife- �Devrani�) .This sister in law has a maternal grand son ( her daughter�s son .)
Request for your advice whether the above relation (sister in law ) can create objections/claims in this property ?
If I take the �no objection letter� from sister in law only , can the maternal grand son create problem ?
FYI . The registered society is ready to give NOC to me for Housing Loan on this flat in turn purchase of flat.

Asked on 3/10/10, 12:06 am

RAJIV GUPTA (Cell: +91 9811284735) [email protected]

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yes, you need to obtain the NOC from all the proposed Legal Heirs whether they are first class or IInd.

Answered on 3/10/10, 5:18 am

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