Father can sell his self acquired property to anyone. Only thing to take care of is that you should have payment proof.

Without sale consideration, sale dose not complete.

if it is self acquired property then son can purchase the property from his father.
There is no bar for such kind of transaction. 

Proof of payment of debt is must. Otherwise, after demise of father, brothers can challenge previous sale that since no payment made, so sale is void for want of consideration and they have equal inheritance right.

Better do one thing, ask your father to execute WILL in your favor. So if sale is disputed by brothers than also your title on the property through WILL will intact.

Yes, If only your father has possession and not of your brothers then you can purchase plot from father and make the payment online and  pay it to your father.

Hi 

You did the right thing by opting for the sale deed between you and your father for the first plot and now also you should opt for a sale deed between you and your father for the second plot.

However, ensure that 

a) The sale consideration is notionally higher than the Sub-Registrar office rates and 

b) transfer the sale proceeds by way of a demand draft to your dad at the time of registration of property.

c) All original title deeds (i.e your father's sale deed and your sale deed) are with you and 

d) Apply for mutation  of properties in your name at Mandal Revenue office/ Municipal office  as applicable.

In law , by virtue of section 30 of Hindu Succession Act,  a hindu male can execute any sale deed/ gift deed/ WILL in favour of any person for all his self acquired properties and no person including his children can question such transaction.

Hope this information is useful. 

You are at liberty to buy plot from your father 

2) all payments to be made by cheque only 

3) registered sale deed is necessary 

It is necessary to peruse sale deed to advice 

consideration amount has to be mentioned in sale deed 

- As per law, if the property is a self acquired property of a person , then he has right to transfer/sell the same to anyone as per his wish , and none having right to claim over the same. 

- Since, your father had purchased the said two plots from his own fund , hence this property would be considered as self acquired property of your father, and he can transfer the same to you as per wish , and other family members cannot claim any right over the same. 

- No, your brother cannot send you legal notice in future , however, you father should mention in the transfer deed , that this plot was purchased from his own hard amount and no amount was received by him in any form after selling any ancestral property etc.  

sale deed must include the clause stating the sale consideration/amount as agreed between the seller and the buyer which has to be paid by the buyer to the seller on the execution of sale deed.. 

Always keep in mind two points:

1. The deed should be duly registered with sufficient stamp duty,

2. You must keep proof of payment in favour of your father.

Better ask him to execute gift deed.

Regards

Yes it is all fine....moreover this is a blood relation transfer. 

1. IF Father is the Title-Owner of  both properties, THEN while being alive, he legally entitled to Sell /Gift /Transfer /Donate /Mortgage /whatever.... all his properties to ANYBODY he wishes to, without any legal references to anybody, whosoever.

2. You have to ensure that you have purchased the property via a proper Registered Sale Deed duly executed with properly mentioned consideration amount and signed before the local Registrar of Sub-Assurances.  For this there is NOC or whatever.... required from other legal heirs and nobody else can legally stake any claim in future.

3. IF the Sale Deeds are duly registered, THEN legally you do not have to prove the payment details from legal point of view.

If it's not an ancestral property then there is no stand of other legal heirs. The said owner of self acquired property will have all the rights to devolve it to whoever he wants

You can buy the property, by your father executing a registered sale deed in your favor.

If necessary your father can rope in your brothers as attesting wittiness to this registered sale deed.

It may not be necessary for their witness signature also.

Once you have a registered sale deed in your favor, you need not be worried about any litigation that you anticipate in future.

Dear sir,

As per hindu succession act 1956, a son and daughter have a right on self acquired property of their parents if died intestate; whereas in the case of self acquired property a son does not have a legal right to claim the self acquired property of his parents, however they could claim if there is a contribution towards the acquisition of the property. 

Henceforth in your case your father have sold a property to you and you have purchased by paying a proper sale consideration and stamp duty in such a case your brother have no right to claim nor to serve a notice to you on this , you can enjoy your property as per law!!

Yes, if the details of mode of payment has been mentioned in the sale deed, then there can be no problem to challenge any false claim made by your siblings in the future in this regard.

Its good to buy plot from father. No legal issues will come as its self acquired property of your father.

No problem, you can buy plot from your Father, before conclude the sale, better give news paper notice above said purchase.

Make sure that, the entire transaction is done  through Bank only.

Sale Deed has to be registered by paying appropriate stamp duty.

Your brothers cannot raise any issue.  

Yes, sale consideration will be mentioned in the  sale deed.  It is fine.

Make sure to have record of payments made in second purchase.

If possible take acknowledgement from the creditors of your father against the payments made by you.

1. Yes you can go ahead with purchase of property without any worry because it is self acquired property of your father.

2. You must preserve the proof of payment to be done to your father for next purchase so that you can defend yourself in case your brothers file any suit against you in future. 

The property has been sold to you and you have paid for it. It is his self acquired property hence no issues. The brothers can do nothing.

There has to be some proof that he sold it to you and received consideration for it.

Anyways if he accepts it then its ok. 

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