Anonymous
21 May 2022 at 04:20
This is the situation which Plot A which is situated as the out house and Plot B facing towards the road
If I have to reach Plot A I have to cross by the Plot B to reach A , and also the Staircase.
Documents on Plot A mentioned as ''This common passage and staircase belongs to someone else" (NO Name mentioned)
Not sure what is mentioned on the Plot B documents
Both the Plot owners are not brother or known person
Need to sell the Plot A how can i sell
what's the best way possible
Anonymous
19 May 2022 at 15:18
Dear sir/madam ,I have purchased a plot in 2019 developed by a private builder. This land was initially developed by another society and allotted to its members and the society lost the land to the farmer(daughters share). Now the members who got the site allotted lost the title for their plots due to SC judgement against their society. The previous member allottee related to my current plot had put a case on the farmer( daughter). The farmer had filed written statement but did not contest further bec she sold the plots and it was never infromed to me. The court had given decree based on facts said by the allottee and documents produced by the allotee without opposite party (farmer daughters). Before the case was decreed, I have already put a fresh case on thé allottee and got a permanent injunction untill disposal of the suit. The allotte had counter calim my written statement saying they already have a decree against the farmer. Should I now challenge this decree in high court or can i continue with my case which i have against the allotte as the current owner.?
Anonymous
17 May 2022 at 12:07
Respected Sir,
We had bought DTCP (Director of Town and Country Planning) approved plots in proximity to Shamsabad Airport, outskirts of Hyderabad in 2005 and secured our plots with fencing.
Now after a long gap of 15 years, one person filed civil suit against all plot holders that the entire land in which plotting was done was bought by him via SALE DEED even before the plots were sold to the plot holders and that the entire land belongs to him. We had bought plots only after checking the ENCUMBRANCE CERTIFICATE, i.e. if those plots which we were to buy were free from all ENCUBRANCES. The ENCUMBRANCE CERTIFICATES SHOWED that Plots were free from all ENCUMBRANCES. Where do we (PLOT HOLDERS) stand legally.
Second point is, Notices regarding Civil Suit (filed by person claiming entire land) received by only few of the plot holders and they are preparing for a reply. Now if the remaining plotholders (who have not received notices) do not join in the Reply to the Civil Suit, would their plots be EXPARTEED in favour of the Petitioner. Kindly reply Sir. Thanks in Advance.
Aditya Sood
14 May 2022 at 13:19
My Grandfather had availed a hand loan from his friend in 1976 and executed a residential house sale deed in the name of his sons (equally) as security against written agreement to pay it back within 5 years. After lots of complexities and escalation, the matter was finally settled by the Supreme Court recently, in which a reasonable amount of interest was ordered to be repaid back with the principal to the other parties by our family. My dad had deposited some amount in 2014, some in 2019 as per interim orders, accumulating to 90% of the total ordered amount. Balance 10% has been paid by uncle recently. In the original suit and all other suits & Supreme Court SLP, there are 4 LRs, namely my father, uncle and 2 aunts. The contribution towards repayment & advocate fees has always been done by my dad and uncle both, in 9:1 ratio as above.
The execution has been filed with the local court, asking them to execute the sale deed in our favour. As I understand, this is a repurchase transaction, not inheritance and it would be grossly unfair if we get only 25% share in the property despite contributing 90% of the amount. The other LRs are not willing to reimburse my dad for the excess amount paid by him, he has also lost a huge amount of interest since the first deposit in 2014. The property is currently in possession of my uncle and his family (wholly). Our advocate told us that the sale deed would be executed equally in favour of 4 LRs and dad would have to file a subsequent suit for recovery of excess amount against the other LRs, that too after the sale deed is executed. This creates a lot of risk because once the sale deed is executed, the other LRs can sell their share immediately and take control of the money, leaving my dad in litigation forever.
I want to know is it possible to plead to the court to order the sale deed be executed in favour of those only who have paid the contribution according to their ratio (i.e. my dad and uncle in 9:1 ratio)? Any supporting cases would greatly help my cause.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
12 May 2022 at 10:07
My housing society sent their security guard to shout at me in-front of my house and pick up a quarrel with me over a parking issue. Unfortunately, I have no video evidence of it. Can i take any legal action the person or housing society? The housing society has restricted guests car parking inside society premises and one of my guests had parked without knowing it. I was ready to take it but without hearing it the security guard shouted and was about to hit me. Please let me know if any legal action can be taken against it.
Anonymous
12 May 2022 at 00:00
If it's a mhada land,but a co operative society is formed,,so how will the transfer happen between the purchaser and seller
Jit Esh
10 May 2022 at 14:04
My father had been living in pre-independence era house, in Ambala. Things like Electricity, Water and Property Tax in Municipal Committee's accounts are all in the name of my father.
In the name of house-related papers, we've got a Stamp-Paper having will written on it, with official sub-registrar seals and witnesses. Tehsildar's office does not want to spend time checking this will in their records. I guess because this is dated in 1940. They instead are asking us to provide them with some registry no. which we don't know.
What should be done in this case? I am either looking to have this house transferred in my name, to finally sell it or I want to get rid of my name from this house, so that I won't be held responsible for anything that happens with/in this house.
Thank you.
Anonymous
08 May 2022 at 19:37
Hi Sir,
I am buying a land in Lucknow near to Gomti Nagar Extension with the help of my relative .As per the registry copies which is shown by the owner of property the land use already converted as residential under 143 but the concern is when i asked about the mutation aka Dhakhil-Kharij then he said its not allowed for those lands which converted under 143 and some court order already issued regarding this for whole lucknow area.
He said, that land already came under in Nagar Nigam so no mutation is allowed or required.
I am little bit surprized due to this as without dakhil khariz, we can't claim in case of natural disaster or any government acquisition.
Can you please suggest me, what i need to do in this - should go ahead or cancle the buying plan of that land.
Also, my loan process started by leading pvt bank after property document verification.
Please suggest
Anonymous
08 May 2022 at 00:16
Hi,
I am planning to purchase some agricultural land in West Bengal, Bankura district. Some of the plots have barga. The land agent said that Bargadar is willing to sign and relinquish his rights. I am looking for a competent lawyer/farm who are expert in dealing in agriculture plots with barga issues who can help me in closing the entire deal with all due diligence and paper checking etc.
Please message me with your details.
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Can we register a sale deed of a property at other register offices instead of concerned register office by registration act section 30?