Selling Property

1. if the property was self-earned by your father, you are not required to take any one's permission before selling the same since you are legally an owner of the property by virtue of the GIFT DEED, whichis a valid document. 2. the buyers are wrongly asking for signatures of your mother, 3. you can ask them to execute an indemnity bond in place of your mother's signature,

In case if the Will which is executed by your father in the year 2012 is revoked before executing the Gift Deed in your favor in 2018, then the said Gift is Valid. You can sell the property without your Mother's consent. However, if the purchaser insists for her signature, you can offer to give indemnity instead of her signature. The purchaser as a precautionary measure will insist for the legal heirs signatures. You can proceed as stated above.

The contradictions still persist is was the Will revoked at the time of execution of Gift Deed if not what is the status of the Will. And if Will still subsists where stands the Gift Deed? Both the Documents are contradictory to each other. So the Estate Agents do ask for the Consent of your Mother sale of the property. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.

now you are the owner of property so need no ones permission or consent contact to some other dealer