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Home / Legal / My father wants to transfer some of his self-acquired property to 2 of his sons (me and my brother). The property is in the name of my mother (who died this year in February) whereas the holding tax is being paid in the name of my father. In this case, what steps do we need to follow to register the land equally between the 2 of us(me and my brother). We also have 4 sisters, Do we need their consent also? As the property is self-acquired will they have the right to claim if the father wants to distribute between 2 brothers? also, the land is mentioned as Gairmajarua Khas in reg 2 but in the sale deed, it's written as kast raiyati. with all these constraints how to proceed to get the land registered in the name of my brother?
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My father wants to transfer some of his self-acquired property to 2 of his sons (me and my brother). The property is in the name of my mother (who died this year in February) whereas the holding tax is being paid in the name of my father. In this case, what steps do we need to follow to register the land equally between the 2 of us(me and my brother). We also have 4 sisters, Do we need their consent also? As the property is self-acquired will they have the right to claim if the father wants to distribute between 2 brothers? also, the land is mentioned as Gairmajarua Khas in reg 2 but in the sale deed, it's written as kast raiyati. with all these constraints how to proceed to get the land registered in the name of my brother?

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In India, the transfer of property after the death of a parent is governed by various laws of inheritance and succession. The two main acts that govern the succession in India are The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 and the Indian Succession Act, 1925. The legal procedure for transferring the property may differ depending on the number of legal heirs, the act by which it is governed, the type of property, and the will, among other factors.

As the property is self-acquired, your sisters do not have any right to claim it if your father wants to distribute it between you and your brother. However, it is advisable to consult a lawyer to ensure that all legal formalities are followed correctly.

Regarding the land being mentioned as Gairmajarua Khas in reg 2 but in the sale deed, it’s written as kast raiyati, it is difficult to provide a definitive answer without more information. It is best to consult a lawyer who can examine the documents and provide you with the correct information.

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