Anonymous
28 November 2010 at 18:40
I am sorry if I sound repetitive. Myself and my sister who purchased a property want to sell it. My sister has given me GPA. Now the buyer wants that my wife , kids and my sister's husband and kids must also sign NOCs to preempt any future objections. As this is not ancestral property per se, is it necessary? Is it not enough if I sign the sale deed on behalf of my sister as I am her GPA holder? Is it not enough if my sister gives an undertaking that she will not revoke GPA given to me until the sale of our joint property is completed?
jai
28 November 2010 at 15:02
Dear Experts,
My case is related to the loss of original title deed and I have already filed a police complaint and there after a certificate is obtained from the Police that a complaint has been lodge and obtained a certified copy.
Later I gave a public notice in a local daily newspaper on loss of original title deed. One of the experts has suggested getting a declaration from the court which can valid for reselling the property in future or for any bank loan on the property.
Can anyone forward me judgment copy which was given earlier by any court similar to my case, this will be really great helpful for me for my next step.
Regards
vinod bansal
28 November 2010 at 12:52
R/Members of LCI
I am in need of Vakalatnama for filing SLP Crl In Supreme court of India,kindly provide me if available with anybody.Regards.Vinod bansal Advocate vinodbansaladv@gmail.com
Anonymous
27 November 2010 at 22:27
My advocate is giving 7 days public notice for any objection to be raised for the purchase of plot. Is 7 days notice sufficient or legally tenable?
As the seller is in urgent need of money, he requested the advocate to reduce 15 days to 7 days.
Parthasarathi Loganathan
27 November 2010 at 19:43
please click the link below to view the Audit Report submitted by the CAG of India, with regard to the 2G Spectrum Scam.
http://cag.gov.in/html/reports/civil/2010-11_19PA/contents.htm
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Anonymous
27 November 2010 at 18:30
Apropos my previous queries about GPA. If a NRI obtains GPA just by notarising it abroad, is it valid? Does he or she has to do it in the Indian embassy on a stamp paper?
Member (Account Deleted)
27 November 2010 at 15:49
Respected Learned Colleagues:
I want to know if a back-dated deed of agreement is valid under the law?
In the instant case, the tenant has been a defaulter for the last SIXTEEN months, and no rent agreement was executed. Now the landlord wants to execute a rent deed starting from August 2008, when the tenant took possession of the premises.
I precisely want to know if a valid agreement can be made as of to-day, stating the fact that the tenancy commenced from August 2008?
Thanking you in anticipation...
Anonymous
27 November 2010 at 15:20
I am buying a property from a resident of India and his married sister who is an NRI. She has given GPA to her brother. It is notarised in USA. Is it valid in India? The brother and sister are having equal share in the property. Is it ok if I buy this property?
Anonymous
27 November 2010 at 14:47
I am buying a property jointly owned by brother and his married sister who is an NRI. It seems that she has given GPA to her brother. Is it safe to buy the property from the brother who will also act as GPA for his sister? Will the sister or her husband or the children create trouble in future?
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