Fathers Property

Father is well within his legal right if the property is his self acquired. If it is an ancestral property then the things are otherwise.. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and contact me telephonically for further discussion and explanation if required.

It depends on the property.. If Self acquired then it's valid.. However some ifs & but s are there, For further assistance plz book for consultation and I'll give complete personalised suggestions. Regards

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If the property is self acquired property of your father, he can deal with it as he wishes. There is no need to obtain the consent of other children / legal heirs with regard to his wish to gift the property to one of his children. The same can be questioned on the grounds of misrepresentation, coercion & fraud. The said Gift has to be registered by paying appropriate stamp duty & registration charges.

It it is his self acquired property then he need not taken any consent.

depends on the nature of property if property is self acquired then there need not any consent on other hand if the property is ancestral then only his share can be transferred

Dear Dinesh As per Transfer of property act provisions, a person can transfer his self acquired property by executing Gift deed in favor of any person of his choice. No consent of other person is required for the same. The same can only be challenged on grounds of fraud, misrepresentation etc. For seeking further details kindly contact me.