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My grandmother bequeathed her house to me through a Will. The property has now been transferred and recorded in my name in the Municipal Records (Nagar Palika). However, my brother and sister are unhappy with this arrangement. I would like to transfer the house to my mother’s name so that there are no family disputes in the future. Please advise on the most legally valid and cost-effective way to transfer the property. I am unable to afford high expenses involved in a sale deed, and even the stamp duty on a gift deed appears to be substantial. Is there any lawful method to complete the transfer at a lower cost?
Since the property is already legally transferred to your name through a Will and municipal records have been updated, any transfer to your mother will generally require a legally recognized transfer document such as a gift deed, release deed (where applicable), or sale deed. The exact stamp duty depends on state laws. Before proceeding, obtain advice from a local property lawyer to identify the most cost-effective lawful option available in your state. For further legal assiatance contact us on our helpline number.