My grandfather won a court case in 1945, granting him ownership of three-quarters of a property. However, we haven’t taken possession of it yet, nor have we divided it formally. Can we sell our share based solely on the 1945 court decree? Also, do we need to present a property map and assessment certificate for the sale deed registration?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My grandfather won a court case in 1945, granting him ownership of three-quarters of a property. However, we haven’t taken possession of it yet, nor have we divided it formally. Can we sell our share based solely on the 1945 court decree? Also, do we need to present a property map and assessment certificate for the sale deed registration?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My grandfather won a court case in 1945, granting him ownership of three-quarters of a property. However, we haven’t taken possession of it yet, nor have we divided it formally. Can we sell our share based solely on the 1945 court decree? Also, do we need to present a property map and assessment certificate for the sale deed registration?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, you can sell your share based on the 1945 court decree, but it’s advisable to formally divide the property and register the ownership of each share. For the sale deed registration, you will need a property map and assessment certificate, but the exact requirements may vary depending on the state and municipality.