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How to do “NAAMANTRAN” of property in Indore?

In the case of transferring property ownership after the death of the owner in Indore, the process typically involves inheritance and legal procedures. Here are the general steps to follow:

  1. Obtain the death certificate: The first step is to obtain the death certificate of the deceased property owner. You can obtain this document from the Municipal Corporation or the relevant authority responsible for issuing death certificates.
  2. Determine the legal heirs: Identify the legal heirs entitled to inherit the property. This can be determined based on the deceased person’s will, if available, or by following the laws of succession applicable in Indore, such as the Hindu Succession Act or the Indian Succession Act.
  3. Engage legal professionals: It is crucial to engage legal professionals, such as lawyers or solicitors specializing in property and succession laws, to guide you through the legal process. They can help you understand the specific requirements, documents, and procedures involved in transferring property ownership after death.
  4. Gather necessary documents: Gather all the required documents, including the death certificate, the deceased person’s will (if available), property documents, and any other relevant paperwork. Additionally, obtain the legal heir certificate or succession certificate from the appropriate authority to establish the rights of the inheritors.
  5. Obtain no-objection certificates (NOCs): If there are multiple legal heirs or beneficiaries, it is advisable to obtain NOCs from all the heirs, acknowledging their consent to transfer the property. This can help avoid any future disputes or complications.
  6. File the application for property transfer: File an application for property transfer with the appropriate authority, such as the Sub-Registrar’s office or the relevant authority responsible for property transfers in Indore. Include all the required documents, such as the death certificate, legal heir certificate, NOCs, property documents, and any other supporting paperwork as per the specific requirements.
  7. Pay applicable fees and taxes: Property transfers after death may attract certain fees and taxes, such as stamp duty, registration fees, and inheritance taxes. Consult with your legal professionals or the concerned authorities to determine the exact amounts and procedures for payment.
  8. Complete the transfer process: Work with your legal professionals to complete the transfer process as per the legal requirements. This may involve executing a transfer deed, updating the property records, and completing the necessary paperwork and formalities.
  9. Update property records: After the transfer process is complete, ensure that the property records reflect the new ownership. Update the property records with the relevant authorities, such as the Municipal Corporation or the land revenue department.

It is crucial to note that the specific procedures and requirements may vary depending on the circumstances, the presence or absence of a will, and the applicable laws in Indore. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with legal professionals who can provide personalized guidance and assistance based on your specific situation.


Advocate J.S. Rohilla (Civil & Criminal Lawyer in Indore)

Call: 88271 22304


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