m k basu
11 September 2014 at 12:51
Dear Sirs,
I wud like to get advise from you for my blro mutation. I have a property in 24 pgs(n). It is a refugee rehabilitation property. It was in my aunt's name as she was eldest in that time. Then she got married and requested society to surrender her name and put our name ( me and my brother) accordoingly it was done. From that record when municipality was formed mutation was done in our name. In 1991
society office given registered deed in our name. During math porcha blro office recorded the said property in my aunt's name as me and my brother were out of station for our job requirement. Now my brother has gifted his portion of property
to me and I applied for mutation in blro office but they are telling me it can not be done. My aunt's letter is not with us and she did not have any deed from society
office as in those days no deed cud be given by society office. I have registered
deed, mutation from my aunt to our name and
latest tax receipt. Kindly advise how I can
record my name on the basis of my registered deed provided by society office
on behalf of refugee rehabilitation office.
AKHILESH KUMAR
11 September 2014 at 09:43
Hello Sir,
I want to sell my agricultural land available in Disst Shahjahanpur, Tahsheel powayan, (UP) INDIA.
1. Purchaser wants to seek an agreement for one year in which half of the amount wants to pay me immediate at the time of agreement and rest half will pay me within one year.
MY QUESTIONS ARE-
2. If I create this type of agreement with him then what can be draw back for me in future if-
(a) He deny to pay rest amount within the period mentioned in agreement.
(b) He wants to withdraw & request for refund of his amount paid to me at the time of agreement (Because I will be unable to refund).
(c) What should be the language of agreement which can provide me safety / legal safety on all aspects as well (as a property owner).
(d) I want to add one more thing this property is my real uncle's name who is uneducated and I am his right to next.
Hereby, it is requested that please advise me that I should go with agreement if YES then how can I do healthy agreement without any kind of draw back.
AKHILESH KUMAR
Mob- 8808863665
sujit
11 September 2014 at 08:56
i want to transfer a mahada flat registered in the name of my deceased father to my mother . What is the procedure.
My building is initiating the process of conveyance ,what will be the implications if my flat is still registered in the name of my deceased father
Mayur kukkarni
11 September 2014 at 00:01
When a person can make a will for his whole property to transfer such property to any person as per his wish.I have an example for this,kindly give me some idea on this.
There was some agricultural land and dwelling house in the name of A.A and B were brothers. A had distributed half agricultural land to B.B died after years. A got the property as legal heir of B. After death of A this whole property given to widow as his son D was minor. So, after some years in the year 2011 he made a will in the name of his grandson E(being he is handicapped by birth).Here, I have confusion that whether D had right to make a will. Can any sons of D can challenge to this will?
Please guide me as to solve my confusion with giving some referances of Acts, cases .
sujit
10 September 2014 at 21:50
i want to transfer a mahada flat registered in the name of my deceased father to my mother . What is the procedure.
My building is initiating the process of conveyance ,what will be the implications if my flat is still registered in the name of my deceased father
Suraj
10 September 2014 at 14:02
My dad is working in an office at Fort, Churchgate. His boss has been in that office since 1932. Since that time onwards all the light bills and telephone bills are in their name. They do have a bank pass book with their same office address. The only thing they don’t have is the records of the person from whom they received the office, since during those days’ paper works were infamous and had taken the office by just a word-of-mouth.
But since a year or two, their building owner has filed a case against them, stating that they are illegally staying in the building and needs to be vacated. Even their building owner is not ready to accept their maintenance and other charges from them and is only asking them to vacant the office.
My dad’s boss has appointed a lawyer to fight for the case, but since two years he is only taking dates and extending the case. Recently the lawyer took Rs. 50,000 from my dad’s boss and now has asked to find some other lawyer, since he said that he will be losing the case. Also he suggested that we make a compromise with the building owner and give 50% of the office to the building owner.
So kindly suggest, how could my dad’s boss win the case and get all the required formalities to be done.
Thanks Ajay Sethi and Rajendra Goyal
Hi Ajay Sethi,
As per you question, I did a detailed questionnaire with my dad. Also I did a Google search to understand the various grounds of eviction.
So some years back the actual tenant who has handed the office to my dad’s boss used to come to their office and collect the rent and pay it to the landlord. Those bills they do have it. But then the original tenant expired and there were no whereabouts of him. My dad’s boss came to know when they read about him in a new paper. By that time the landlord of the building also got changed and this new landlord did not accept any rents just by stating that the office in which they are staying is illegal.
This new landlord has stated in his case statement stating that “Illegally occupied office space in his building”.
The light bill that they pay is in the name of the original tenant till date. Only the telephone bill and the bank pass book is in their name since 1932 onwards
george
09 September 2014 at 21:34
Our society in Mumbai has passed a resolution in a general body meeting, that tenants residing in the premises will not be allocated any parking space, but will have to park outside the society. Whereas many owners members have been alloted 2 paking spaces in the society.Hence there is a shortage of parking spaces. Common Parking area given to tenants earlier have been concerted to a childrens play court, thus bringing less parking spaces. Is this legal.
Ajay S
09 September 2014 at 21:29
Namaste to All,
Recently, I have purchased a flat without reserved parking. Builder used to sell reserved Open and covered parking but that was optional not mandatory. I was told by the dealer that since parking is not mandatory, builder can't deny car/2-wheeler parking in unreserved open space.
Now builder and AOA denying entry of any vehicle without reserved parking sticker.
In "certificate of possession" issued by builder, the opening wording of certificate is
"The actual physical possession of flat no.xxxx block xxxx having super area of 1100 sq.ft on 9th floor including usage rights for car/two wheeler parking/s in the group housing project knowns as xxxx ("The Flat") has been handed over by M/s Builder (The Promoter ) to Mr. A (The Allottee) subject to the following terms and conditions;
With reference to above,
what is my parking rights? Legally, what is my position?
In registry paper, there is
Open Parking - (Dash)
Reserverd Parking - (dash)
No mentioned of Nil Parking or No Parking.
Please show some lights to the above case.
Regards,
S Ajoy
Manish
09 September 2014 at 20:13
I am a 70 year aged man with diabetes and heart disease and so is my wife. We are staying in this house for last 60+ years.Till 2002 ,we were staying in the same place as a tenant however there was a written agreement done between me and the landlord( now dead), that we will be allocated equal amount of space as an owner once the building is reconstructed as well all the registry expensed will be borne by the landlord.
Building reconstruction was done and we were given the promised area, however as per the agreement , registry was not done on the pretext of bad financial condition of the landlord as he was not able to bear the registration expensed. We also did not gave much stress on it due to our so long relationship of 60 years with them.
Recently i got to know that the landlord son has taken loan against the area in our possession without our knowledge, I got to know through the notice which was affixed on our wall by the bank. Also , the landlord has files a case in DRT making me and bank as party ,claiming that loan has been taken with my consent and we are just a tenant.
Please advice what legal remedies i have as being a ages ill man of 70 years, i cannot fight and roam around lawyers and courts.
Any advice will be deeply appreciated.
Thanks & Regards
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