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What would be the procedure to get a gifted property transferred in names of NRIs?

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Question asked from Ahmed Pasha from USA:

My mother has gifted her apartment to 3 out of 4 siblings in her hand written WILL. All three of us reside abroad. She passed away last year. What would be the procedure to get this property transferred in our names? Is our presence required in India to do this transaction?

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Ahmed Pasha

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