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Well, if on papers, your mother is legal possessor of the property then that would be the final word. And you must know that in pagdi system legal heirship is slightly different. The property rights go to the people who resided with the deceased in that property. They can claim property rights.
Anyway, your problem is slightly more complicated for which you must consult a lawyer who is well versed in pagdi laws.
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I have a MHADA 300 sq ft room which was a resale room bought in 1993. The agreement was made and it was then transferred to my father's name. Last year my father passed away and there is no Will as such. Currently, my mother, myself and my younger brother have right on this property. I don't stay there but my mother and younger brother do. They are asking me to sign a notarized form with someone who works in MHADA, who will process it legally and then just on papers the property will be in my mother's name. But I am not sure how that would work? I doubt that they may take away my rights from this. I spoke to the person who is making these papers and one of the clauses in the paper stated that “this is not a release deed” but she says that MHADA has a set format and that they cannot add or modify anything to that format. Can anyone please guide me? Also if you know someone who is an expert and does this professionally then please share their details, Thank you —
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