My mother passed away recently, leaving me her plot of land. She didn’t have a will, but she gave me the property documents before she died. I’m her only daughter and I need to transfer ownership to my name so I can sell it. Could you please guide me through the process? Thanks.

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My mother passed away recently, leaving me her plot of land. She didn’t have a will, but she gave me the property documents before she died. I’m her only daughter and I need to transfer ownership to my name so I can sell it. Could you please guide me through the process? Thanks.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You will need to apply for a succession certificate from the court, proving you are the legal heir. This certificate, along with the property documents, will allow you to transfer ownership to your name. You can seek assistance from a lawyer to navigate the legal process.

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