Q:property was purchased in 1953 and since hen it belonged to my father and now i am inheriting this property so will be there any difference in registration charges since its a inherited ??
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Q:In 1999, my mother-in-law executed a Will in which she had given her land to my wife and her younger sister with a condition that they will get the the ownership and rights after her death only. My mother-in-law expired and now my wife want to sell the property and buy another property in Hyderabad. Can she selling the property on the basis on the existing will or she need to get a fresh document registered which shows her as the sole owner of the property?
Latest Answer: yes, you can surely sell the property without any freshly registered documents. but you also said that your wife's sister is also in name for the property. if it so then you need to make a document stating that she doesn't have problem selling the property.
Q:My got a property from my grand ma who expired 2 years before. This property is located near tin fatory, KR puram. Problem is that I just have a copy of her will written and no other documents. Got to know from some source that she has not paid tax from 2004. Please advice how to get the documents like Mother deed, Katha papers, Old tax receipts etc. I am seriously confused.
Latest Answer: Hi Ms.Shobha, Ms.Beena and Mr.Nagendra.
I am so glad that i got best advice fro all you experts.
thank you!
Ms.Beena,
This is a Registered Will.
Thank you once again you all your advice. Will surly check in Sub registrar Office!.
Regards
Prem Kumar