rahul
26 August 2014 at 17:50
Respected Sir/ Madam,
I have received offer for premises on lease for the purpose of business. The offer premises is having three separate shops in the name of three different owners which are not related each other. These shops are separate by common wall. They would be giving their premises after dismantling the internal walls.
I would like to know whether I can technically consider it as suitable in view of the different ownership.
What will be the legal complications will ariseing in future? As far as
1) execution of lease deed with them jointly or indepenandantly?
2) about obtaining of three phase connections from each one of them.
3) payment of rent in proportionate with their share in the premises.
Please convey your valuable advice in detail about this matter.
RASHMI KANTA SATAPATHY
26 August 2014 at 16:38
Dear All,
I have purchased a piece of land from 3rd party with proper road mentioned in the registered sale seed along with sketch map of the road registered. The same sketch map showing the road is also registered by the 1st party owner of the land who sold the big portion of the land to 2nd party. The 1st party also mentioned 15 feet road provided to 2nd party in the south side of the plot in the registered sale deed of A0.200 dec land. Subsequently the 1st party also sold another A0.100 dec of the land to the same 2nd party showing the continuity of the said approach road of 15 feet in the south and also registered the sketch map of the road. All the transactions made by the 1st party to 2nd party was done in 1996 to 1999. Subsequently the 2nd party has sold part of both the plots (A0.200 dec and A0.100 dec) to 3rd party, 4th party and 5th party during 2002 to 2007. The same road is also shown in the sketch map and mentioned in the registered sale deed. I have purchased a piece of land of A.033 dec from out of the first A.200 dec during 2011 and same road is also mentioned in my registered sale deed and sketch map is also registered. The party no. 4 and 5 have constructed house during 2003 and staying there and using the road. My house construction is complete. Now party no 1 has made a gift deed in the name of his son for the remaining part of the land he has along with the road provided earlier to the 2nd party and using the gift deed the son of party no. 1 has made a boundary wall on the approached road and blocked the approached road to our house (party no.4,5, and me.). We are help less. The party no.1 is demanding huge money for the road. Kindly advise us. With great regards,
R K Satapathy
RASHMI KANTA SATAPATHY
26 August 2014 at 16:20
Dear All,
I have purchased a piece of land from 3rd party with proper road mentioned in the registered sale seed along with sketch map of the road registered. The same sketch map showing the road is also registered by the 1st party owner of the land who sold the big portion of the land to 2nd party. The 1st party also mentioned 15 feet road provided to 2nd party in the south side of the plot in the registered sale deed of A0.200 dec land. Subsequently the 1st party also sold another A0.100 dec of the land to the same 2nd party showing the continuity of the said approach road of 15 feet in the south and also registered the sketch map of the road. All the transactions made by the 1st party to 2nd party was done in 1996 to 1999. Subsequently the 2nd party has sold part of both the plots (A0.200 dec and A0.100 dec) to 3rd party, 4th party and 5th party during 2002 to 2007. The same road is also shown in the sketch map and mentioned in the registered sale deed. I have purchased a piece of land of A.033 dec from out of the first A.200 dec during 2011 and same road is also mentioned in my registered sale deed and sketch map is also registered. The party no. 4 and 5 have constructed house during 2003 and staying there and using the road. My house construction is complete. Now party no 1 has made a gift deed in the name of his son for the remaining part of the land he has along with the road provided earlier to the 2nd party and using the gift deed the son of party no. 1 has made a boundary wall on the approached road and blocked the approached road to our house (party no.4,5, and me.). We are help less. The party no.1 is demanding huge money for the road. Kindly advise us. With great regards,
R K Satapathy
Rupayan Bhattacharya
26 August 2014 at 15:21
My elder sister has an underconstruction flat in Rajarhat, Newtown for which my younger son is the nominee. What will be the best possible way of legalizing the ownership of the flat - by forming a will or getting a gift deed ?
aswathy
26 August 2014 at 13:33
we have a flat in delhi in the name of me and my husband. Now we are going to sale it. I cannot go to delhi because of the physical condition . Can we prefer power of attorney ? Is it applicable for sale of property ?what are the proceedures of it? what cost will come? how we need to do it?please answer
Vikram Ganguly
26 August 2014 at 13:03
Please can any define as to what is the Varg 5 Category and Avrg 7 for land. How many kinds of Varg and Avrg category lands are there. Where can I find it. I require it for the state of Uttarakhand.Will be grateful.
vinayak
26 August 2014 at 10:59
We are living in chawl and homes were acquired under Pagadi system. My house is in name of my late grand mother and we are living there since more than 40 years. Before 30 years ago we used to pay rent to the owner but thereafter owner stop coming to collect rent. Since then we have not paid any rent.
Now after 30 years of gap the owner's son with his mother came and ask us to pay rent and along with an additional amount to pay property tax.
I seek your valuable suggestion about our legal stand amd how to proceed to safeguard our interest.
Narender
25 August 2014 at 20:43
Hello,
I am purchasing home at Gurgaon. chain is like that::
Seller [A] has the registry. Buyer [B] purchased it from [A] and made the GPA.
Now Buyer [B] made registry to his wife [C] paying all the fees and stump duties.
I am purchasing this from seller [C]
Does it ok considering all legal bindings ? Please suggest !
Shefali
25 August 2014 at 17:55
In an apartment can any owner enclose even little area of the common space outside his door by putting grills or racks?
Can residents association approve such encroachment?
In our apartment on all floors there is some 12' wide passage and many people have put up grills enclosing 3 sq. feet of common space just outside the door and association has approved it.
Many of the owners had encroached even before formation of association and so they say there was no rule/association when they encroached and so they cannot be blamed.
Is there any solution for this?
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