Interactive journey

Inherited property

Transfer after a death in the family - succession records first, then the municipal records.

1

Death certificate

The starting record for every succession process - obtain certified copies.

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2

Succession documentation

Legal heir, succession or survivorship documents as applicable to the family and the property.

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3

Legal heir and family records

Family tree and heir records establish who the property devolves to.

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4

Ownership verification

Confirm how the deceased held title before dividing or transferring.

Title Verification →
5

Partition, release or settlement

Where there are multiple heirs, a partition or release deed records the division. Not needed for a sole heir.

Partition Deed →
6

Registration, where required

Partition and settlement deeds are registrable instruments.

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7

Mutation

Revenue records (RTC) updated for land; municipal mutation for city properties.

Mutation of Revenue Records →
8

Khatha update

The Khatha moves to the heirs' names after succession records are in place.

Inheritance-Based Khatha and Record Transfer →
Requirements and exceptions vary by property, document history and jurisdiction. This journey is general information, not legal advice - the competent authority's current rules always win.

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