How can I transfer property on my name if I do not have property papers?

Hello, My father in law wrote the will in 1988 and mailed to all 4 sons, Than my mother in law passed away in 2003 and youngest one took the advantage of depression and changed the will in 2004, So father in law passed away in 2007 and than all of the brothers found this new will Now my husband bought one brother share and he passed away in 2020, So my question is how to transfer my husband share and brother in law share of the property in my name and than in my kids name and what will be cost and right way of doing, We don’t have the original paper of the house youngest one is not giving so need your advise thanks in advance the house is in Karol Bagh commercial plot with residence Freehold has to be done before 2032, Ushgup11@gmail.com

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Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 04 Jan 2024

If your husband's share and brother-in-law's share are confirmed as legitimate, you can transfer them to your name, The cost depends on the property value, stamp duty, and registration fees in your jurisdiction. Once the property is in your name, you can transfer it to your children through a will, gift deed, or trust. If the original property deed is unavailable, contact us on our helpline number to consult with a lawyer, the lawyer can advise on alternative methods to establish ownership and facilitate the transfer. This might involve obtaining court orders or relying on other legal documents.

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