One plot, three owners
1 year, 8 months ago

One plot, three owners

The Hindu  

I own a plot registered in the name of three brothers including me. I want to know who will be his Class 2 legal heir and inherit his share as the property is registered under Hindu Karta Act as family arrangement deed and all the revenue documents have been changed to all three of our names. S.E Pandian Chennai The first step would be to obtain a Legal Heirship Certificate from the office of the Tahsildar for both the brothers who are no more. As a general rule, for an unmarried person, the Tahsildar will issue a certificate of other family members, which will include parents and siblings. Please consult a lawyer with the `Family Arrangement Deed’ mentioned in your query and check its impact on the ownership of the property.

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