nutan supekar
12 August 2011 at 21:21
what happened to my application dated 11.8.11 for adding me as an expert in this site?
Anonymous
11 August 2011 at 19:43
we have entered a rental agreement worth of Rs 500000 ( five lahks) for 11 months.
we have used Rs20 stamp paper. Is it valid or should the stampe paper value increses?
If yes means how much?
thank you
ashit
11 August 2011 at 16:18
When a co-owner give Power of Attorney in favour of another C-owner, can lease agreement can be made in the name of single co-owner?
What is the format of Power of Attorney when a single co-owner make lease agreement with lessee in the case of joint co-ownership property like wife and husband?
kindly help me
Pradeep
11 August 2011 at 13:08
A trust deed has been drafted and registered with the registrar. while drafting the deed the drafter inadvertently hand written the date of formation as 08/01/2010 in dd/mm/yyyy format and also electronically typed the date of formation in words as "1st day of December 2009".
Now my query is..
The actual formation date is 08/01/2010 but in words it is wronglly typed. Now how can it be rectified & what are its procedures plz explain me in detail.
Thanks in advance...
Surbhit Jain
09 August 2011 at 12:35
Hi All,
I have a lease deed for a commercial property I own. The lease deed had been registered in the court and was for a period of 3 years expiring on 31st August 2011.
The deed mentioned the following:-
"That this lease agreement shall be for a period of three years w.e.f 01/09/2008 to 31/08/2011. After the expiry of three years, lease deed may be further renewed for another period of two years with mutual consent and on mutually agreed rate of rent"
I understand from the help from the same forum that a fresh deed would have to be made and registered afresh in the court.
My tenant's lawyer argues that this wont be required and we can just sign a letter a mutual consent. He further says that the first page of the lease (the certificate of registry) says:-
Description of Document: Article 35(ii) Lease with security upto 5 years.
Thus the lease is for period of 3 years, thus no re-registration and fresh lease. I do not agree with this though.
Could the experts please comment on the above.
Thanks
Anonymous
08 August 2011 at 19:21
ld members pls
as far as execution is concerned it may take place at any place in india but where the necessary documents are to filed in gift deed?.how many witness is required in execution of gift deed?
Surbhit Jain
08 August 2011 at 18:26
Hi,
I have a commercial office space which I had given on rent through a registered deed for 3 years. The deed expires this month. I am now making a fresh deed by editing the contents of the previous deed - but i think certain statements do not hold true. They are as follows:-
WHEREAS the lessor is the owner and is in lawful possession of a commercial premises bearing flat no. XXX, admeasuring XXXsq.ft. (approx) super built up area and situated on the ground floor of XXX Building,New Delhi - XXXX(hereinafter referred to as "the said premises").
Is the statement above correct. We are not in possession of the premises - the tenant is in posession of the premises as the last agreement will expire on 31st August'11. Do we need to change this line?
AND WHEREAS the "LESSEE" herein has approached the "Lessor" with a proposal to take on lease basis the said premises for the commercial purpose as per terms and conditions contained herein this agreement.
The above statement is again not true because we have a deed that we are now extending. Should we be modifying this statement to reflect the fact that this is an extension of the last deed?
4. That the lessor has handed over the physical possession of the said premises to the lessee simultaneous to the execution of this lease deed.
Again the same point - we are not handing over the physical possesion of the premises as the tenant is already in possession because of the previous deed.
Help on the above will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Surbhit
Praveen Kanungo
08 August 2011 at 16:18
There is a Private Company having a loan with a Bank. The company converts into a public company resulting in a change in its name. Do the deed of hypothecation and equitable mortgage deed need to be executed again due to name change or a supplementary agreement in this regard would suffice. As far as Companies Act is concerned there is no need to execute any documents because a change in name does not affect the liabilities of the company and the charge will continue in the new name. However I wanted to know the position with regard to stamp act and contract act etc.
CA VK Dwivedi
08 August 2011 at 16:00
Hello experts,
I want some stuff on Maharastra Coop Society Act and Flat owners Act.
Bare Act or anykind of material on above would be preferred.
kinldy mail it to info.cavkd@gmail.com
thanks
vikash Dwivedi
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My client taken General power of attorney to sale a land from his brother( legal owner of the property )for considearation as per market value and duely registered in subregistar office.
after 6 months my client demised. after his death what will the legal existance of the gpay..Please let us know the next step to register the property.