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1) Purchase the property, ensure that there is no lien or dispute over that property. Get in touch over call to see how to do that. 2) If the land is registered under his name, then he can transfer the property. However, his sons also have a right to that property, but if he sells it to you, then it is his problem and not yours. All part of sale upto registration shall be complete. 3) Safest solution is to ask him to sign an undertaking/NOC saying he has asked his sons and they have no objection. Kindly get in touch if you want me to negotiate the deal with other party. Regards Adv Shreesh Chadha
Dear client, According to the Transfer of Property Act,1882 there are two types of land one is self acquired and anothet is ancestral property. People have confirm right over their ancestral property. But if that property you purchased and registered it then His son should not claim on you.For more detail contact me. I will give you satisfactory consultation .
Get one thing done very clearly beyond doubt. Get all documents proving the ownership of the seller alongwith a duly sworn and attested affidavit that none else has any right towards the land in question. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and contact me telephonically for further discussion and explanation if required.
Yes, you must take NOC or consent signature. Please give me Rank 5 and Review my Resume and Follow me if my answer satisfies you.
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