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Master NDPS 2.0: Latest Legal Developments, Best Practices & Landmark Case Studies

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vinay bauskar   28 August 2014 at 09:24

Refund of token amount

Dear all,
I want a legal advice on my below query,
I have given advance of 2 lacs for buying a resale property in kalyan. In our first meeting i have cleared with the owner that i want to buy property by taking home loan from state bank only and no other privatise bank and he need to give all relevant document for home loan sanction.
We have MOU on paper with revenue stamp signed by a broker mentioning receipt of token amount and terms on behalf of owner. Beside some necessary documents bank is now asking for sucession certificate from onwer for home loan approval. Now the owner is denying to provide the document and asking us to change the bank instead & also denying for refund of token amount.
Till date We have not received other necessary documents from owner after 21 days of giving token amount.
So request you to give me options for recovering the token amount as we are not at fault and want to cancel deal.

Rakesh Agarwal   28 August 2014 at 01:50

Legal advice for sale of common property without consent.

I'm 35 years old and my father is suffering from paralysis since the last 17 years. My grandfather had a rented property which was recently sold by two of my uncles without my knowledge and consent and they are denying to share anything with me. Please advice me what should I do next and where I stand legally in such a situation?

satya   28 August 2014 at 00:25

Name mispelt on sale deed

Hello, I own a vacant land in bangalore for which registration happend on my name 10 years back. recently when planning to sell the property I noticed that the name is mis pelt 2 extra characters are there in my name and every thing else in the document is right. Unfortunately the vendor of the property is not traceable, so I'm not sure whether I can go for making rectification deed. Is there any alternative to sell the property. please suggest. Can i submit an affidivit to the regitrar office?

sajith p   27 August 2014 at 21:03

Will

Respected Sir,
i have a query related to a will made by my mother in law's father, he earned one house 1 acre land, and got an another house and 2 acre land through his wife[partition].
He has 5 daughters, among that one is living the house which he has got through his wife.
later he made will, accordingly his 2 daughters will get his earned 1 acre land and house, and put a condition that they will not have right in his wife's through earned property, and that is for his res three children,
Recently the testator[my mother in law's father]passed away,now the issue is the daughters who have got testator's earned property is claiming the rest of the land,as it is belongs to their mothers...
I-In this what is the legal provisions for the three daughters?
II-Can the testater's wife can institute a another will?
Thanking You....meanwhile.

Dhruv   27 August 2014 at 15:11

Society share certificate and transfer

Dear All,
I have purchased a ready to possess flat from the Transferor before the Society was formed. The Transferor is a promoter and subscriber to many application forms for formation of the Society and the Builder is the Chief Promoter. I had obtained a NOC from the builder at the time of purchasing the flat.
Now on obtaining the Registration Certificate, should the Share Certificate be issued in my name or in the name of the Transferor and thereafter transferred in my name?
If issued in the name of the Transferor, then whether the Society is entitled to Transfer premium on transfer of Share Certificate in my name (although the Transfer took place before Society was formed)?

Ritika singh   27 August 2014 at 11:59

Agricultural land acquisition

what is the procedure for bank acquiring agricultural land directly for agricultural loans under the maharahstra provision for agricultural credit by banks act. there are no rules to prescribe the procedure. kindly assist

john k   27 August 2014 at 08:28

mortgage redemption

Sir, we are in a process of redeeming our house which was mortgaged for several years without any documentation done from either side neither any land docs submitted to mortgagee. The mortgagee sold it to third party saying that my father sold it him, now whatever the circumstances are, both the mortgagee and the 3rd party buyer are willing to compromise with a certain amount of which we also agreed. Sir now what i'd like to know is should i mention both the parties (mortgagee, buyer) or only the mortgagee in the compromise document. What should i do. Would be grateful...!

yeteendra naidu   27 August 2014 at 01:56

Time limit for appeal in the same or higher courts

My sister was GPA holder for four(A,B,C,D) of my siblings out of six in a partition suit for
house property and a coop society plot which my father owned. The other two (E & F )siblings who happened to be not married at the time of my father's death. a year before his death he nominated these two(E,F) siblings for the coop plot as all others were given gold, furniture and other household goods apart from cash and expenditure on account of their marriages. Hence E& F contested the suit. Eventually as the petitioner/s abstained continuously the partition suit was dismissed by the H'ble High Court for default,in the year 2012.
Please let me know if there is any possibility for the petitioner/s to appeal in Supreme Court for reviving the case in the same High Court after lapse of 3 years almost, if yes, kindly specify the circumstances/grounds under which the suit could be restored or taken up and what is the time limit for this.When the GPA is given to A and is in force, can B or C or D file any sort of suit individually for partition in any court ?

n.palanisamy   26 August 2014 at 22:18

Womens right as per hsa amendment 2005

fter death of my great grand father and grant father as only son of my father inherited all the properties. In the life time of my great grant father and grant father after their patition gifted some properties to my step mother. All the transaction are registerd properly. My father and my sep mother has given all the properties to me and my brother equally.Wether the hsa amendment is applicable to my sisters in this 3rd generation

praveen   26 August 2014 at 20:21

Usufructary mortgage-latest supreme court judgement

Has any one read and summarized what is the implication of suprement court Bench of 3 Judges Judgement on 21st August in the case of

Singham Ram(D) Thr. LRS. Versus Sheo Ram & ors.(Civil Appeal 5198 of 2008).

Will it change the way Limitation Act is applied to Usufructuary Mortgage?