Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

Mr. X is the original allotee of a property. The convyeance deed has been executed in his name. He made a registered will of the property in the name of his daughter (50%) and his adopted son (50%). After his death, his daugher and adopted son has executed sale deed in the name of Mr. Y. Now, Mr. Y wants to sell the property to Mr. Z. However, Mr. Y is not holding the original conveyance deed and has only certified true copy of the same. Should Mr. Z buy the property? What could be the implications in future?


Asked on 8/24/10, 10:21 pm

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Answered on 8/25/10, 5:54 am
Vishwa Arya Arya & Co.

yes z may purchase the property from y if y is holding registered sale deed in his favour from daughter and adopted son.

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Answered on 8/25/10, 6:10 am


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