JC Rao
14 December 2018 at 15:23
Resp, Sir,
We are Having 3 Properties in Hyderabad - Telangana, My Father was a Contractor, He was the Elder Son Among 5 brothers. He Purchased 3 Properties in Hyderabad 2 properties in Name of My Grand Father's Name & 1 Property in Name of Younger Brother.
1.) My Fifth Uncle sold 1 Property which was Purchased by my father in my Uncle's Name to a property dealer in year 1991 at a very low Price, We Filed a Case in High Court Hyderabad against my Uncle, Court Passed Order that This is Joint Family Property my Uncle Can't Sell the Property.
Then they went to Supreme Court, their also Same Order Passed.
@ 2015 my fifth Uncle Expired, Now the Property Dealer with the Help of my Uncle's Children Transfer the other 2 Properties which was in my Grand Fathers Name, Showing that they have 1/4 th Share in Property. Is This Possible Legally ?
2.) My Father Expired & 2 Uncles Also Expired without leaving any Legal Documents (Will) Only 1 Uncle is Alive age about 80 above & we are 3, 1 Brother & 2 Sisters, 1 Am Elder Sister, How Much Share can we Claim in Property ?
3.) Can We Claim that this Property Belongs to my Father, As the Same was Purchased by my Father ?
4.) How Can we Transfer the Property in My Name as of Now my 3 rd uncle was Handling all Court Matters, as i am Staying in Other State.
5.) Pl Guide us how can we Legally Transfer the right in our Name.
T&R
JSV
anand sagar
06 December 2018 at 14:10
Hi,
I am planning to purchase a property from women whose husband has passed away.
The property is transferred from husband(after expired) to his wife. i.e. they has varas hakka pramanpatra( legel learship certificate issued by court).
this couple has 5 children(4 daughters(1 has expired), 1 son(he is diversed now), ). all of them are married. Can you please clarify my below queries:
1. if i purchase property from widow women, does children have any rights on property? while purchasing it, son is ready provide witness(ready to sign on sale deed) etc.
2. if widow women has legal learship certificate(varas hakka pramanpatra) does it mean that she has all right to sale her property or do i need to take hakk sode certificate from their children? or is it ok take her children as vendor in sale deed?
3. is it mandatory to hakk sode certificate from her children?
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27 November 2018 at 14:39
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Prem Chand
16 October 2018 at 20:22
Dear concern this is regarding property distribution my grandfather have three son as per vasiyat the property will be distribut in between equal...in 2003 my father decided to construct a two room set in one corner of that property..Only 20%of the total land cover in this base of the house but due to financial problem we can not construct house ..Now we want to construct the two room set of that base but one of the partner is demanding his right on that base ..that is not ready by him we are trying to settle mutually equal distribution but that one partner are not ready.he is hrrasing my family.please suggest what we can do.. Because now the partner is out of country. But his wife threat us for stay case ..And police case
I request you to please guide what we can do in this case
Harsha
15 October 2018 at 23:07
Hi Sir/Madam,
We purchased a land in the year of 2000 near Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad. We have required documents like sale deed with survey numbers. But land is not found on location. When inquired with local authorities they said that no such site exists with given survey numbers. Also found that same land is registered for others (double registration- first registered with us) Can anyone guide us?
Thanks
Harsha
ayush
14 October 2018 at 09:43
i am a member of a co-operative housing society and there are shops under our building. three to four years back a owner of the shop started his business of building material supply. as soon as he started his business, the open space owned by the society was being used by him as godown for stocking his cement, sand, bricks and other stuff. also he does not pay anything more than 500₹ per month for around 4000-5000 sq-ft of land. Moreover due to his activities our health is also being affected( the cement and sand flies through the air into our kitchen indirectly ending up in our food) we are not able to do anything as he has connection with builders and other gang members. What should we do in order to vacate the land ?. Please help...
Anonymous
13 October 2018 at 22:28
i am a member of a co-operative housing society and there are shops under our building. three to four years back a owner of the shop started his business of building material supply. as soon as he started his business, the open space owned by the society was being used by him as godown for stocking his cement, sand, bricks and other stuff. also he does not pay anything more than 500₹ per month for around 4000-5000 sq-ft of land. Moreover due to his activities our health is also being affected( the cement and sand flies through the air into our kitchen indirectly ending up in our food) we are not able to do anything as he has connection with builders and other gang members. What should we do in order to vacate the land ?. Please help....
sunny kumar
26 September 2018 at 04:57
Dear sir,
Main chandigarh ka rehne wala hun. mere papa k naam per makaan alot hua tha. joki leasehold property hai. lekin 2004 main unki death ho gayi ab 2017 mein mummy b chal base. to ye property kisi k naam per nai hai to isko naam kaise karaya jaye hm 6 bhai bahan hai.
2 swal hai hamne 3 saal pehle kisi ko rent per makaan diya tha jisko ab hmne khali krne bola to woh nai kr rahe. mera bhai pichle 1 saal se unse rent le rha hai. uski laparwahi ki vajah se bijli cut chuki hai. pani ka bill bad gaya hai joki wobi cut jayega.woh in kirayedaro ko support kr rha hai jiski vajah se makaan per un kirayedaro ka kabza ho gya hai. unse kaise khali kraya jaye
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