What documents are needed to execute a sales deal of a plot that has been acuquired through GPA?
Question asked by Mr. Mayura B.T from Bangalore, Karnataka:
Dear team, I am from Bangalore having a plot adjacent to Mysore Road (Byatarayanapura, Bangalore -26) which is of 4000 sq. ft. This is a land which was purchased by my father-in-law and later after his death got transferred to my mother-in-law. The GPA has been done by my mother-in-law to my wife. Two years back my mother-in-law expired. Now we want to sell this plot. This plot comes under corporation. Please let me know the documents needed to execute this selling smoothly. The Tax papers and Khata are in the name of my wife. I heard that a family tree and the death certificate of my mother-in-law is required to execute this deal.
Awaiting your valuable revert.
Regards,
Mayura B.T
Vatsala Answers:
After the death of your father-in-law, the property has already devolved equally on all legal heirs, unless he has left a will to the contrary. It is only for the purpose of convenience that your mother in law’s name was transferred in all supporting documents. The power of attorney given by your mother in law to your wife has lapsed after her death. The property will now be equally shared between your wife and her other siblings. If you want to sell, the family tree showing the other siblings will have to be made. Then the Khata should be changed to one of their names. Thereafter the sale should be made by all the siblings jointly. Vatsala
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