I’ve paid the full price for a property to Mr. X, who inherited it from his father. All documents are ready for registration. Mr. X has a wife and a young son. His wife is seriously ill and has been hospitalized for the past three months. The doctors say her condition is critical, and she’s unable to move. 1. Can I register the property with Mr. X alone, or does his wife need to be present? 2. If his wife passes away, can I then register the property with Mr. X only? 3. Are there any other ways to proceed with the registration with Mr. X?

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1. Can I register the property with Mr. X alone, or does his wife need to be present?
2. If his wife passes away, can I then register the property with Mr. X only?
3. Are there any other ways to proceed with the registration with Mr. X?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I’ve paid the full price for a property to Mr. X, who inherited it from his father. All documents are ready for registration. Mr. X has a wife and a young son. His wife is seriously ill and has been hospitalized for the past three months. The doctors say her condition is critical, and she’s unable to move.

1. Can I register the property with Mr. X alone, or does his wife need to be present?
2. If his wife passes away, can I then register the property with Mr. X only?
3. Are there any other ways to proceed with the registration with Mr. X?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

In India, for property registration, the consent of all legal heirs is required. Since Mr. X’s wife is a legal heir, her presence is necessary for registration. If she passes away, you can register the property with Mr. X after obtaining a succession certificate or probate proving his sole inheritance rights. Alternatively, explore obtaining a power of attorney from Mr. X’s wife authorizing him to register the property on her behalf.

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