Manish
13 December 2010 at 17:30
I would request for your experts views/comments for the following situation
Situation
Co-owners (non-residents) of a property in gurgaon executed a GPA in favour of a resident indian to lease out their property and to take other steps incidental (maintenance, collection etc.) to lease in 2005. It was notarized but was never registered. The property was leased out.
HSIIDC issued a notice to the tenant and asked for lease deed which was executed through the GPA. On presenting lease deed, HSIIDC demanded for a copy of REGISTERED GPA. Now, couple of questions
1.. Is it obligatory to get these types of GPAs registered..?
2.. If yes, Can a GPA executed in 2005 be registered now..?
3.. If not, Can the co-owners execute a new GPA? What would be the process and will it effect the lease deed executed through the old GPA..?
4.. Also, Gurgaon SRO has a view that a GPA can be executed in favour of a blood relative. I understand it is not correct. Is their any notification/circular which proves my understanding..??
Thanks in advance
Manish
Anonymous
13 December 2010 at 17:14
I would request for your experts views/comments for the following situation
Situation
Co-owners (non-residents) of a property in gurgaon executed a GPA in favour of a resident indian to lease out their property and to take other steps incidental (maintenance, collection etc.) to lease in 2005. It was notarized but was never registered. The property was leased out.
HSIIDC issued a notice to the tenant and asked for lease deed which was executed through the GPA. On presenting lease deed, HSIIDC demanded for a copy of REGISTERED lease deed. Now, couple of questions
1.. Is it obligatory to get these types of GPAs registered..?
2.. If yes, Can a GPA executed in 2005 be registered now..?
3.. If not, Can the co-owners execute a new GPA? What would be the process and will it effect the lease deed executed through the old GPA..?
4.. Also, Gurgaon SRO has a view that a GPA can be executed in favour of a blood relative. I understand it is not correct. Is their any notification/circular which proves my understanding..??
Thanks in advance
Manish
Anonymous
12 December 2010 at 16:02
sir,
My friend who is lawyer by profession he is practising at Ludhiana since last 10 years. he wants to change his name even in records also. can he get change his name if yes then how? what are the legal formalities are required to be fulfilled to him.
Anonymous
12 December 2010 at 12:42
Hi, if any body having Specimen Arbitration Petition filing before sole Arbitrator please forward
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 19:27
What is the procedure to notarise a duly registered Special power of attorney?
Does the signatory to Special PoA have to be physically present before Notary?
SANJAI KUMAR SINGH
07 December 2010 at 18:25
I sold a property on the basis of Registered Power of Attorney but did not get it registered. The person who gave the power of Attorney now says that that Sale Deed is not valid as it was not registered and i failed to get the property 'registered in the name of the person to whom it was sold. The Buyer had paid 80% of the agreed sale value and on which basis possession was given o the Buyer.
The original person on whose name the property was Registered has forcibly occupied one room in this property and has filed a case of Fraud in court.Is the Sale Deed now Null and Void? Can the (new ) Buyer be evicted ?
suresh j pulikondappa
07 December 2010 at 17:07
i got a call from some broker for buying a property(land) at shahpur,thane
and even i m planning
but before that i would like to know what are the legal documents to be verified with the broker
Help me guys
C S PATANKAR
05 December 2010 at 21:49
Generally while pursuing Bank Loan to buy property, Builder/Housing Society issues an Allotment Letter to the buyer which gives details that what is the description of the subject property being sold/bought by the two parties and also it mentions the amount of money which buyer has paid to the builder/housing society, such that remaining amount can be financed by the bank.
On the basis of this Allotment Letter generally bank finances the remaining amount.
As such the Allotment Letter also gives all the pertinent details of the Property being bought/sold and also about the specifications of the Project on the whole.
What is the significance of the Allotment Letter, is it the same that of the Agreement of Sale generally documented on a Stamp Paper, whereas the Allotment Letter is on a simple piece of paper?
If on one of the pertinent aspect which is mentioned in the allotment letter, builder refuses to give adequate documentary proof subsequently, because of which buyer does not make subsequent payment and demands that unless builder satisfies him fully on that disputed aspect he shall not make subsequent payment, and finally Builder refunds the buyer all the money he has paid to him so far.
Can Buyer make out a case of Breach against the Builder as Builder has failed to furnish documentary evidence of Municipal Approval of one of the very pertinent aspect of the project, say Shopping Complex/Restaurant or a Swimming Pool?
srikanth
05 December 2010 at 12:23
Hi all
What is citizenship certificate issued by gazetted officer...to whom i shall apply for that
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