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#property#nominees#grandmother#owners#nominee
We had a property in the name of my grandfather, he made three nominees to this property including my grandmother and his two sons. My grandfather passed away 3 years ago, does this make the nominees the owners of the property? Also, can we add a new nominee or share holder in the property? Can the nominees add new nominees to the property?
We had a property in the name of my grandfather, he made three nominees to this property including my grandmother and his two sons. My grandfather passed away 3 years ago, does this make the nominees the owners of the property? Also, can we add a new nominee or share holder in the property? Can the nominees add new nominees to the property?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Nomination does not bestow ownership to property. Ownership to title of the property would be governed by the law of instestate succession depending on your religion.
Legal
#property#residential#aunt#grandmother
My grandfather has a property. This property is a residential property and my aunt lives there along with her husband and my grandmother. My aunt can live separately and afford it but she still stays there. My father does not want this drama so he wants to opt out of the share available in the property, but my mother doesn't agree with him and wants to fight for our share. Do my mother and us children have a share in this property and more importantly, can we fight for it?
My grandfather has a property. This property is a residential property and my aunt lives there along with her husband and my grandmother. My aunt can live separately and afford it but she still stays there. My father does not want this drama so he wants to opt out of the share available in the property, but my mother doesn't agree with him and wants to fight for our share. Do my mother and us children have a share in this property and more importantly, can we fight for it?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Till you father is alive, you and your mother will have no say in his share and he is free to deal with the same as he deems fit.
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#advice#property#grandmother#promoters
I am looking for advice regarding a property that is owned by my grandfather. My grandfather passed away in 2001 while my grandmother passed away in 2007. They passed way without a will so my father and his bothers/sisters do not have any claims. Also according to he supreme court the sisters did not have any rights to property before 2005. Can I give this property to the promoters to build something? Also, how can I do this?
I am looking for advice regarding a property that is owned by my grandfather. My grandfather passed away in 2001 while my grandmother passed away in 2007. They passed way without a will so my father and his bothers/sisters do not have any claims. Also according to he supreme court the sisters did not have any rights to property before 2005. Can I give this property to the promoters to build something? Also, how can I do this?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the property is not partitioned prior to 2006 and is still in joint family name, then even the married daughters will have a claim in such property and any transaction in connection with the property will have to be done by all the legal heirs together.
Legal
#transfer#property#paid#grandmother
i wish to transfer a property to my mom's name. this property is in my grandmother's name but my dad had paid for it. My grandmother and dad both have expired. My dad also had a sister, so she'll have a share in the property as well, as the property in my grandmother's name. We don't want this to happen.
i wish to transfer a property to my mom's name. this property is in my grandmother's name but my dad had paid for it. My grandmother and dad both have expired. My dad also had a sister, so she'll have a share in the property as well, as the property in my grandmother's name. We don't want this to happen.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If your father's sister refuses to sign the trasnfer deed in favour of your mother, then you would have to file a suit claiming title to the proeprty on the ground that your father had alone paid for it and the name of your grand mother was added in the title deed merely for name sake.
