Family of four people in Karnataka : consisting of Husband, wife, daughter-1 and daughter-2. ( Both daughters are married and not minors now) Husband is a bda site allotee, he has bda possession certificate, bda khata certificate, allotment letter and absolute sale deed (2002-03) executed by bda in his name. Husband dies in 2012, khata is transferred in 2022 and it is now in his wife's name only (khatha donot mention any daughter names). I'm interested to buy this site, Now all the legal heirsof the deceased husband, i.e. wife and both the daughters are ready to execute the absolute sale deed in favour of me. Can I go ahead in buying this property? Can I make the wife and both daughters as vendor parties in my sale deed, will it suffice? Documents provided: 1. BDA sale deed in favour of husband. 2. BDA Possession certificate in husband's name. 3. BDA allotment letter in husband's name. 4. Transferred Khatha(digitally signed) in name wife alone. 5. Xerox copy of Death certificate of husband. (Should I get it notarized or should i ask for original?) 6. Online family tree, issued by tahsildar using nadakacheri.karnataka.gov.in website. 7. Encumbrance upto date. 8. Upto date property tax receipt 9. Adhar and pan card copies of wife and both daughters. Any other documents to be demanded from the vendors, so that no problems in future? Thanks!

Suhas

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