Regarding Property Transfer
Is it is possible to transfer the ownership of agricultural land to blood relation i.e. son or daughter with minimum expenses in Uttar Pradesh?
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Posted by: Saurabh
Posted on: 2020-07-26
Dear Sir, Its possible by doing a partition deed with registration and paid the requisite stamp duty.
Dear Sir, Its possible by doing a partition deed with registration and paid the requisite stamp duty.
Dear Sir, Its possible by doing a partition deed with registration and paid the requisite stamp duty.
Dear Sir, Its possible by doing a partition deed with registration and paid the requisite stamp duty.
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