A guide to relinquishment deeds
Relinquishment deeds: what are they? Relinquishment deeds can be used to give up ownership of Hindu joint properties by co-owners who wish to relinquish their rights. Upon relinquishment, the co-owners legally transfer their share of the property to the new owner through the creation and registration of a relinquishment deed. Use of renouncing deeds Relinquishment deeds are generally created when a property owner dies intestate, i.e. without a will, and the legal heirs decide to give up ownership rights to another owner. As an example, let's look at: After the death of their father who did not leave a will, three sons inherit a large estate in their hometown. It is difficult for two of the three sons to manage the estate in their hometown since they work in different cities. The third brother, who lives close to the ancestral property, might decide to take over their rights in this situation. In the case where the brothers opt not to bother with consideration, let's say they...