hello123
16 September 2014 at 17:24
Hi All,
I have lost my original construction agreement. I have its xerox copies with me. Now, bank is demanding that agreement for approving loan. Please suggest me what to do? I am in great dilemma.
Ambrose
16 September 2014 at 16:18
Sir,
One my relation wants to sell his flat near porur. The purchaser enquired about the property at the registrar office. At the time only we are all know the property comes under ceiling and not able to register the property. The notice issued by the registrar on 2013 but my relation purchased the property on 2007. Kindly advice how could we sell this property. If we sells, in future it will affect the purchaser. Please advice.
Rajneesh
16 September 2014 at 14:54
My Father was having a piece of land ( agriculture ) registered (Khata) on his name. He died in 2004 without making any will.
Our family consist of me, my mother and my 2 sisters.
Now we want to sell this property. How can we selloff this property ? Title of this property is still in name of my late father. We do not have any dispute among us.
Kewal Sharma
16 September 2014 at 13:12
Dear Sir
My Grandfather had purchased a house in chandigarh before 20 years. Now my grandfather has expired. And we have not live in this house. My Uncle who lives in this house at present has construct a floor on this house and now he has refuse to give our share in this house. please suggest me, can i claim our share in this house while my father did not want to take our share.
Note: Property is purchased by my father and no will has been made or registered.
Thanks & Regards
Kewal Sharma
N R Raj
16 September 2014 at 11:47
I and my younger brother are nominees and sole beneficiaries of my Dad's flat in Mumbai according to his registered WILL.The probate is still pending in the High Court of Bombay. My elder brother who left home in 1989 and has stayed away all along & the Society chairman (for ulterior motive)tried to get my elder brother on board by attending SGBM etc while keeping us in the dark about them.Since I was not staying in Mumbai, and the Society completely ignored my requests and complaints I filed a case in the City Civil Court against the MC and Developer. Immediately they came forward and signed Consent Terms. My younger brother and I got our rights. Now building has been demolished for redevelopment and again Society chairman and elder brother are playing mischief. Elder brother is now claiming that Dad died intestate and he is entitled to 1/3rd share in flat. Society MC has passed resolution not to give keys of new flat to me and younger brother. Other than referring to pending Probate and Consent Terms filed in Civil Court what else can I do? Matter to be discussed in AGM this week.
Dinesh RAthod
16 September 2014 at 08:27
1. Is probate still valid in NCR region especially Gurgaon?
2. My father passed away leaving a registered will where in he mentioned that after his passing his property shall be split between my mother, my brother and me. however my mother has also passed away...Will the same registered will be applicable for property transfer to my brother and me OR do i need to probate?
taarzaan
15 September 2014 at 22:14
Hi. My father bought a land of 1 acre. I have a brother. But due to family issues my bro left us saying that I don't need my share in that land.But it is not in written statement. I was with my dad helped him selling that land and we bought another land using that money,and it was registered on my name.Now my dad is no more. does my bro has right in this land which is registered on my name...? reply soon
rahul nitwe
15 September 2014 at 20:26
if a land is a khalsa land and transaction of sale is made by the owner of the without the prior permission of the collector, then does the transaction become illegal and can such a transaction be challenged.
Advocate B. M.
15 September 2014 at 20:01
Dear Experts,
There is a Civil Court (Bombay) order of 1983 on a builder and Co-op Hsg Soc. for payment of some balance amounts to the builder/owner and in return for him to convey the property to the CHS. However both the parties did no act on it, nor execute the order till now. The property still stands in the name of the original builder/owner. Now he wants to transfer rights to develop to another builder and the CHS also wants to redevelop, but CHS does not want to work with the original builder/owner. What is the remedy for the original builder/owner?
Thank you experts.
B.M.
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