Anonymous
05 November 2022 at 19:50
Respected Experts
One Smt. Sanjana has purchased landed property in 2013 and 2021. Her husband died during covid pandamic. On west side of said one medical practitioner Mr. Krshna, is having his hospital. In the last month said Mr. Krishna has occupied a part of land owned by Smt. Sanjana and started constructing foundations with a measurement of 20x50feet without having any right or consulatation.
Immediately on knowing the same Smt. Sanjana sought the help of village elders, asked said Mr. Krishna not to do any further construction. Then he admitted his occupation and demanded to sell said land to him, Smt. Sanjana rejected said forcible proposal. After few days again he started constructing. Now he raised foundations upto 5 feet hight.
In this situation how Smt. Sanjana can get help through court, by what provisions
Shall she ask court to demolish the foundations ? If so under what provision
Please guide in this aspect
Ajay
30 June 2015 at 20:17
Hi,
Wanted to know if i can request for a change of date for my evidence at family court in tirupati, Due to some circumstances i will not be able to attend the court that day. Any possibility to give a written notice before that day.
Santhosh K K
30 June 2015 at 17:57
I have been asked by my lawyer to provide the litigated property document in original which has to be submitted to the court before the hearing. Is it safe to do that?
mohammad Tausif
28 June 2015 at 19:39
Hello,
1). I sold my property in 2007 to Mr. X, sighning an agreement concerning details of property and payment options.And received a major amount of payment within a year(not full amount yet).And no major clauses written on the agreement.
2). Now, in 2007 Mr. X sold or gave the possession to Mr. Y without my concern.
3. In 2007, the property was registered in my fathers name
In 2013, I got registered the property in my name through HIBA (as per MUSLIM law)
Does the agreement Still Valid?
Can I take my property back or not..???
Plz Help.....
Sashi Kumar
28 June 2015 at 06:48
I had a signed sale agreement with a buyer. Buyer started creating problem in giving money by making excuses. Buyer did not make any payment by the due dates specified in the agreement. So finally I gave notice and cancelled the agreement and forfeited the deposit. The contract clearly stated that if the buyer defaults then the money is forfeited.
After 3 years of the sale agreement date I transferred the property to my relative via gift deed. There was no stay on the property and no law suit pending.
Now I am getting information that the buyer is filing a law suit specific performance and for money recovery.
Can the buyer get a stay on the property which I don't own anymore?
Does specific performance work if I don't own that property anymore?
What can the buyer claim in this situation?
rameshpatel
28 June 2015 at 06:23
My Uncle is a NRI in Canada and he had signed a sale agreement with a buyer in India. His relative informed him that the buyer has filed a civil law against him for money recovery. It has been over 2 months and my Uncle in Canada has not received any notice or summon.
Does my uncle need to do anything or wait till he receives any notice or summon.
Please advice.
Abdulla K T
28 June 2015 at 00:47
Sir,
I am Abdulla a sunni muslim from Kerala. i had one uncle(Brother of my mother) who hadn't married till death hence he had no children or wife in life.
But he owns some property received as heir ship form his mother(my grand mother).
his family contains 3 members (himself and tow sisters- one is my mother and one elder sister of my mother). My mothers sister has passed away before uncle died. and my mother still alive. Now my question is who are the legal heirs of his property.
and if it belongs to my mother how shall we claim it legally ie by which law or article)
pls reply
regards,
abdulla kt
Rahul Parwate
26 June 2015 at 20:26
Sir, one of my friends 'A' died in an accident leaving behind wife and two minor children. Before his death he was having a flat in Nagpur. Now his wife had got the mutation done and wants to sell the flat but whoever wants to purchase and take loan Bank demands legal Hier certificate. She had approached the Tahasildar and collector but they have denied to give they say they don't have the power when posted in Nagpur. Please advise the procedure to get the certificate.
chenthil kumar
24 June 2015 at 22:54
Hi,
I am new to the forum. I am about to finalise a flat near chengalpattu, chennai and give advance. Its a new flat built by Acc foundations.They have all the papers and approval in place.However they say for a new flat only the UDS can be registered (which is fine), but the flat details like flat number (F1,T2,B3) will not appear in the sale deed and also the flat area in sqft will not appear in the sale deed for first sale.These will be part of the construction agreement between the builder and the buyer (construction agreement is not a govt registered document).Is this fine. Is this the way all builders do.Can you please help me in this ASAP.Thanks in advance.
If this is the way then what is the proof that so and so number flat for e.g T8 belongs to me.
Thanks,
chenthil
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