N RAMASWAMY
24 October 2014 at 09:47
I have made settlement of my Flat at Chennai in favour of my elder son about 5 years back.Now my son wants to make a settlement in favour ofme or my wife. Is it permitted under Law?
vinay
24 October 2014 at 07:09
Pls.forward the address of experts in property law in pune and pimpri chinchwad.
expert may be a retd. judge or an well experienced in property laws.
Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of Knowledge.
vinay
24 October 2014 at 07:00
Dear sir, i have a flat at pune on Ground floor.my father had purchased the flat with garden area adjacent to it as mentioned in Conveyance deed (Kharedi-Khat). now the people of the apartment (society not formed)4 days ago removed my wall of garden area for connecting drainage pipe underneath thru my garden area.& quarreling for not reconstructing the broken wall.what and how to proceed for legal action. also if i dont want to be a member of the yet to form society is that ok?
Krishnan B
23 October 2014 at 12:50
Respected Sir,
I have a property in chennai which is in government urban ceiling and the other plot owners next to my land have filed a case against the government as their land is also under urban ceiling.its been more than 12 years the case is going on.So i wanted to enquire about the case status to the other plot owners who have filed the case but unfortunately i dont have their adress or phone no:.i had enquired in tahsildar office in chennai but they said they have only names of plot owners not addresses.sir can u please explain whether i can get their adresses from local court registry?.Thankyou
kishore
23 October 2014 at 11:47
There is a lady who is the only daughter of my paternal grandfather's fathers brother.she is married and her husband expired long back. She is not having any kids nor there is any one from her husband side.She was staying alone in her house and She has got expired recently. She did not write that house in anyone's name. But that ladies mothers sisters son is staying in the house now. My paternal grandfather's father was having 4 sons. I am the grandson of one son. Now my uncle (father's brother) is trying to fight and occupy that house and he is trying to give that house for a rent. He also wants to sell that house over a period and give it his to his daughter.I am not denying the fact that he will also have a share in that house. but no one in our family has never taken care of her and not even seen her even after she died.Please let me know how can this be countered if in case he tries to sell that house or he tries to give that house for a rent.
karthik
23 October 2014 at 10:58
My grand father got 4 acres of land and died without writing any will.My father registered 1 acre to his sister without asking me.(Offcourse i am 15 months minor during that time)Now can i claim for that acre?(My father have got severe drinking habit.Using that weakness they made him accept for the registration)
karthik
23 October 2014 at 00:04
my mother's father ve got 2 brother's and 3 sister's.out of them 2nd brother has got no children.hence during my mother's marriage he have announced a gift of 1 acre agricultural land.From then the land is under our control.But not registered and even the tahsil was not paid till now for the past 20yrs.Now we requested for getting it registered.But my father's other brother's sons refuged to do so.(now the only remaining people my father's generation is one of his sister and himself).Can you please suggest the ways the land can be registered?
Fasthands
22 October 2014 at 17:56
Our building was very old and designated as dilapidated by BMC. The BMC had issued 5 notices for evacuation and landlord was not heeding to tenants request for repair.
During this time, the landlord sold the building and land to a builder, who is now the owner of the plot and the building. This was not communicated to the tenants, and till date there is no formal or legal communication of the same.
Upon insistence of the builder / landlord, all the tenants evacuated the building only on a promise of new flats on ownership basis and a notaried agreement that builder will demolish the building and give us the same carpet area we had earlier and also pay the rent for the duration of time it takes to build the new building. After we evacuated the building was demolished. The builder gave the tenants advance rent for one year, which includes one month of commission.
My queries are as follows:
1. Is there any prevailing law which states that the builder has to provide any minimum carpet over and above the current carpet area? Or is the builder liable to pass on some percentage of FSI benefits to tenants?
2. Can the tenants, who wish to buy any additional area over and above the allotted carpet, get a discounted rate per sq. ft.?
3. What are the rules if the tenant possesed two different numbered rooms with two separate rent receipts but a single electric meter? Are they entitled to two different rooms automatically?
4. Can the tenant split the total carpet possessed, and use it against any additional carpet in different rooms, that the tenant is purchasing in the new building being constructed? For example, if the tenant had 200 sq. ft. of existing carpet, and the new rooms are 220 sq. ft., can the tenant split 100 sq. ft. and adjust it against two new rooms by paying for 120 sq. ft. in two different new rooms being built?
7. When should a builder initiate permanent alternative agreement and other documentations with the tenants? Floor plans, allotment letters, etc.
7. Is the builder responsible to pay shifting charges also? Or Only rent?
8. Who should pay stamp duty & registration charges? Are the tenants expected to pay these charges for only additional area being bought or total area of the new flat? What are the charges in percentage for Stamp Duty, Registration and Tax in Mumbai?
Thanks.
Shehbaz H Naqvi
22 October 2014 at 15:28
Hello Sir,
I had a registered GPA property in Delhi (registered at SDM office: asif ali road) in dec 2004. But somebody told me that a person has made fake papers of my same house. is it possible. will it create any problem to me. can the court detect his mistake easily. plz reply. i am totally confused and in trouble. my contact no. is 09312107572
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
House construction
Hi,
Just needed some information.
I have a site 22’*21’ (Width 22’ and length 21’). One of my neighbor. He has constructed a house(long back) in his
site 35’*21’(Width 35’ and length 21’) WITHOUT LEAVIING SETBACK ON ANY SIDE. Towards my side also his WALL is there(no setback).
Now I am constructing a house in my site, he’s demanding me to leave setback i.e. 3’. I told him, my site is small .
Width is just 21’. yours is 35’, but still you have not left any space of setback on any side, how come u r asking me
to leave setback. He’s not at all understanding. He’s lodged a complaint in corporation , now my house construction is
stopped. I just want this clarification. I cannot leave any space for setback since the site is small. How can I
proceed ?
I know leaving setback and constructing house is helpful for us only. but with this small site i cannot do so.
plz guide me. Thanks.