1. Without the permission of court the minor's property can not be sold after development of the same.

2. No.

3. No

1. You may please be aware that any transaction to the immovable property which involves the minor child's rights/interests need to approach court of law for permission to do such acts.

2. First of all it would be an illegal act to combine this property for joint development without court's permission, hence all such further activities involving the property belonging to the minor child would be considered as an illegal act.

3. The bank lawyer would not recommend loan or mortgage loan to the property involving minor interest.

You need court permission to develop the property 

obtain  court permission for sale of flats constructed on the proeprty 

bank can give loan for mortgage of property if title is clear and marketable 

If minor child is entitled to a share in the property then for alienating his share in the property it is essential to obtain permission from court or else it would be considered as invalid and illegal. 

Minor can on attaining majority file suit within period of 3 years  to set aside sale deed 

1. Any agreement with respect to minor’s property without permission of Court is invalid. You have to obtain permission from Court to get into development agreement  of minor’s property.
2. Once you get permission from Court there is no need to seek permission for sell of your share.
3. Bank will sanction loan once permission is granted. You to mortgage the property with bank and obtain loan.

Dear Sir,

1) You will require the prior permission of court to carry on any development of property if minors rights are attached with it.

2)  To sell or dispose off property with minors rights attached guardian will need courts permission.

3) Bank can give loan if the title to the property is clear and does not involve minor rights.

4) Sir if you enter any contract with respect to property that has minors rights attached, such will be voidable at the option of the minor.

Thank you

1. Yes, it is mandatory to take court permission 

2. No

3. No, bank can reject the loan. 

- The said minor after attaining major can challenge and approach court for his share in the property . 

Wife is not absolute owner of property 

grand daughter would also inherit daughter share in property 

The property belonged to A.

A is reported to have died intestate.

Though B died before A, rather predeceased A, B is still considered as one among the legal heirs to the deceased A who is reported to have died intestate.

Thus A's property shall devolve equally on all his legal heirs which includes the legal heirs of the deceased legal heir i.e., D. 

Thus D is entitled to half share in the property at par with C.

In fact it was you who had mentioned this law in your first post of this thread, which is absolutely right and proper as per provisions of succession law.

Dear sir,

If it is a seld acquired property, a person can choose whom to give the proerty. in case he dies without the will, His successors can claim the property. Also, in case there is no successor, the wife can claim the property. 

IF D is a minor, she can get the after becoming a major. Till she is a minor, the property shall be taken care of by a trustee appointed by the owner of the property who wants to give the property to the minor.

yes court permission is required in the minor property decisions and the same is mandatory.

- If A has his right to transfer his self property to anyone during his lifetime and non having any right to claim including his family members. 

- Further, after the death of A , and his daughter B , the property would be devolved upon his wife only , and D cannot claim any share .