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UHi everyone, I have a question about property ownership and inheritance.
My father (Rahul Sharma) passed away, and after his death, the property was transferred to my mother (Priya Sharma). However, the property documents also include my brother (Amit Sharma) and me (Vikram Sharma) along with my mother.
Additionally, the property tax records list the names in this order:
1. Priya Sharma (Mother)
2. Vikram Sharma (Me)
3. Amit Sharma (Brother)
4. Rahul Sharma (Father – Deceased)I’m trying to understand:
1. Are my brother and I co-owners of the property along with my mother?
2. Or are our names included only as legal heirs for future inheritance?Does the inclusion of our names in the property tax records confirm ownership, or does full ownership still remain with my mother?
If anyone has experience with this or legal knowledge, I’d really appreciate your insights. Thanks!
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UWe had transferred the property after 3 years of my father’s death and there was no deed or any will. So we had to put out an application in court first and then went to municipal corporation to transfer the property in name of my mother.
The new tax receipt and other documents of transfer have name of us three Mother/Me/my brother.
So I am confused since our names are after my mother then would it be considered as heir or co owners ? -
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UYour father might have a clause wherein the property passes to you and your brother only after the lifetime of your mother.
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UThis can be a future ownership list. There is a section to fill this, so you are not a co-owner for now.
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MWrong. Future owners do not appear in this paperwork – OP is most likely referring to a legal heirship certificate and it refers to the deceased person’s heirs, not the alive mother’s heirs. Everyone on the list co-own the property. This happens in cases where a man dies without a will – property goes to their wife + children under hindu and christian law both.
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