kumar
09 October 2014 at 08:44
my grand father purchase a 500 sq yard house in delhi around 55 years ago. he has two daughter and one son. afterward my grand father and mother died without will. In 1995 this proper transfer to my father by mutual understanding among between my father and his two sisters. in 2003 my father also died without will. my nother is still alive. he has five children three son and two doughter.
Now the dispute arise. we three son want to transfer/sell/ownership right of this property on our name but One sister demand her share married in 1984, but second sister is not demanding her share married in 1975. one sister is not signing any paper. is there any remedy without her sign ?
G.S.RAVICHANDRAN
08 October 2014 at 22:07
Dear sir
I am residing in U.A.E.I want to sell my property in India.Shall I Give power of attorney for selling to my relative through Indian consulate in U.A.E or the power has to be given in person at the concerned registrar office
THANKS
NOTE I have given power of attorney to my father in law in 2004 to manage my property but not for mortgaging or selling
raokn
08 October 2014 at 22:00
Dear Sirs,
How long can a person WAIT, before getting the immovable property transferred in his name, obtained through, WILL of father.
AND
Is there any time limit for mutation and change of name OF THE PRPPERTY OR is it automatic that the property passes by WILL without any Furthur Act BY THE BENIFICIARY?
Tipsy
08 October 2014 at 17:06
Dear Sirs,
The builder has kept the open space below stair case under lock and key and prevented members from using it. “This is totally illegal , Since the space is covered from three sides, and ’ do form a part of the society’s ‘open space’ which should be made available to the society members.as per bye laws No 170.and 170a which states as under
“ We draw your attention to bye-law no. 170(a) – a new provision that says that if any society member is found to have encroached on common areas, or used the space for any purpose other than that for which it was allotted, “shall pay an amount equal to five times the monthly maintenance charges, per month with retrospective effect for the period for which such violation is existed.”
Since the builder is not paying any separate property tax , the builder claim is null and void . “It is not an additional premises / area that he is authorised to sell either to any purchaser or to any outsider. It is a part and parcel of the society building and it cannot be a separate premises available for sale
Even thought the society members have given an undertaking giving up all rights on any open space while purchasing offices but still. It cannot be presumed that every office purchaser was in the know of the clauses of the model agreement and its binding nature.The builders tend to encash on this ignorance and seek all sorts of undertaking
I request all the members present to agree with this suggestion made and therefore Space under staircase should be made available to the society members
The above suggestions are written in true perspective and not to hurt feeling of any members, it is absolutely benefit for the Members.
raokn
08 October 2014 at 13:12
Dear Sirs,
I still have no clarity categorically whether a validly executed WILL with death certificate and an application is sufficient for transfer of immovable properties or movable in my name obtained through the Will specifically meant for me without any ambiguity.
The Point that I want categorically whether Legal heir certificate is still compulsorily needed or not when one is possessing a validly executed will for transfer of immovable or movable properties?
milind kulkarni
08 October 2014 at 11:00
Dear sir,
My wife have married 2 brothers and 1 married sister ( 2brothers and 2sisters),her father has constructed own house and acquired some farm.now his age is 74 and mother age is 72.
My question is that my wife, is eligible for getting equal share of her father property in current scinario or after his death.
pl help.
K R Reddy
07 October 2014 at 22:43
Sir/ Madam,
My father has an agriculture land (about 8 acres) in Medak Dist, Telangana. He wants to distribute the property to four family members (Himself, Wife, Son1 & Son2 – 2 acres each) through gift deed.
Now we have following queries: please clarify--
-Is it possible to distribute to all family members under one gift deed or we need to execute separate deeds?
-What is the stamp paper value (i.e., Rs.100/-, Rs. 500/- etc) for execution of gift deed.
ANAND JAIN
07 October 2014 at 17:04
The facts are as under :
1. My mother owns a flat, some land and fixed deposits in bank.
2. I hv 4 sisters and myself(only son). My father died two yrs back.
3. none of my sisters r interested in the property of my mother.
4. My wife hs a son ( from her earlier marriage ) aged 13 yrs.
5 At the time of the marriage, i hd written on a stamp paper tht he will be my son and i will be his father. Is this a valid document under the law ?
6. his biological father is alive.
7. No consent or anything was taken from his biological father.
8. My mother wants to mk sure tht the flat and the land and the fd's are transferred in my name after her death(nomination done as iam disabled, barely able to walk).
8. Can a will solve this purpose.
Yogendra Mishra
07 October 2014 at 17:00
Most of the places in delhi plot and flat are selling by GPA as registry is not available in that area. What should I check before purchasing property. What should be my check list.
Thanks
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