I inherited an industrial property in Noida from my father who bought it in 1987. We’ve lived here for 30 years, but the property only has an unregistered Agreement to Sale, attested by a notary. The seller passed away 25 years ago, and I have all the original documents like lease deeds, land survey maps, and proof of stamp duty payment. What steps should I take to get legal ownership of the property?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I inherited an industrial property in Noida from my father who bought it in 1987. We’ve lived here for 30 years, but the property only has an unregistered Agreement to Sale, attested by a notary. The seller passed away 25 years ago, and I have all the original documents like lease deeds, land survey maps, and proof of stamp duty payment. What steps should I take to get legal ownership of the property?
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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

I inherited an industrial property in Noida from my father who bought it in 1987. We’ve lived here for 30 years, but the property only has an unregistered Agreement to Sale, attested by a notary. The seller passed away 25 years ago, and I have all the original documents like lease deeds, land survey maps, and proof of stamp duty payment. What steps should I take to get legal ownership of the property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

You should approach the relevant authorities in Noida to apply for registration of the property based on the existing Agreement to Sale. The legal heirs of the original seller will need to be identified and their consent obtained for the registration. Providing all available documents will strengthen your claim to ownership.

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