• Release of Right of immovable and movvable properties

My father died in 2013. We are my mother, My brother and me I.e, daughter of deceased. We have taken legal heir certificate including 3 members from local revenue administration. Now, I want to release my legal heir to other 2 members. what can I do now.
Asked 8 years ago in Property Law
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Execute deedof relinquishment of yiur one third share in property

2) relinquishment deed should be duly stamped and registered

Ajay Sethi
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Affidavit is not sufficient

2) you need to execute deed of relinquishment

Ajay Sethi
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1. You shall have to execute and register a relinquishment deed duly relinquishing your share of your deceased father's property in favour of your mother and brother.

2. Engage a local lawyer having expertise in this field.

Krishna Kishore Ganguly
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You shall have to execute and register the Relinquishment Deed as suggested in my earlier post by paying the required stamp duty applicable based on the value of your share of the property you plan to relinquish.

Krishna Kishore Ganguly
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1. You have to execute a released deed in favour of other heirs. The said deed will have to be registered in the office of sub-registrar on payment of required stamp duty.

2. Only a local lawyer can tell you the stamp duty as it is different in every state.

Ashish Davessar
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My father died in 2013. We are my mother, My brother and me I.e, daughter of deceased. We have taken legal heir certificate including 3 members from local revenue administration. Now, I want to release my legal heir to other 2 members. what can I do now.

You can execute a registered release deed in their favor by relinquishing your rights in it.

T Kalaiselvan
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1.If Affidavit is sufficient, value of the stamp to be taken up for Affidavit.

2. If Affidavit is not sufficient, what we have to do with minimum expense.

No affidavit is valid in respect of such transfer of the immovable property. A registered release deed can be the only legal option/document by which you can transfer your rights to other shareholders.

Necessary stamp duty as applicable in your state can be paid accordingly.

T Kalaiselvan
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