Nitin Shetty
03 August 2014 at 11:02
Good Morning everyone, I have recently moved to an apartment on PG and my company wants me to get the PG agreement, but I'm not certain what an PG agreement looks like and how it is made! Should it be notarized stamp paper or just on ordinary papers? And if a stamp paper then which stamp paper should be used?
basavaraj shiromani
03 August 2014 at 09:44
Mr. X who belongs to SC/ST was purchased a land from Y in the year 1971. Thereafter he sold it to non ST/Sc person in the year 2007. After lapse 9 years the same person Mr. X is challanging the said alienation on the grounds that he belongs to SC/ST and permission by the Govt is neceessary for alienation under PTCL Act.
The land in question is not granted land by the Govt. In this case, whether the provisions of PTCL act apply to the alienated land in question ? whether permssion is necessary ?
rk singh
02 August 2014 at 19:51
Dear Sir/Madam,
Hi, I am facing a problem water leakage(The roof above our bathroom is leaking and has damaged the roof of our bathroom and side wall)
Please help me about the solution to the Problem. The owner of above flat is also asking us to Share 50 % of repair amount for repairing his leakage problem. (is this under any IPC act if yes then which act is it)
What should i do, shall i pay him or refuse? What would be the Solution?
Regards,
RK Singh
vijay kumar gupta
02 August 2014 at 19:41
I await answer to my question raised a while ago
arunkumark
02 August 2014 at 17:29
My mother married to my father in the year 1952 as per hindu law and she expired in the year 1991.One of her ancestral property is on sale and my uncles (mama) aproached us as a legal heirs of her share. We are five of us 3 brothers and 2 married sisters married in 1972 and 1986.I would like to know whether two of my sisters are entitled for their share.if yes under which hindu law?.Experts please give correct advise so that we can complete the sale transaction immediatly.
namdev kadam
02 August 2014 at 17:17
Sir, my wife's younger brother expired intestate in 2001. He has one flat in Mumbai (self purchased property).Now my wife's sister is staying there as nominee.As a class II heir is it possible to my wife get share in flat
(as title of right)? There are two sisters including my wife and one elder brother(surviving).They are not ready to recognised my wife right any where in deceased brother's property.What to do to get her right.
vijay kumar gupta
02 August 2014 at 15:45
I own a three bedroom DDA flat. I propose to bequeath it to my wife and two sons in ratio of 40/30/30%. Is it possible legally for the purpose of registration?
imran
02 August 2014 at 11:15
About a flat..
I am from Ahmedabad Gujarat
My father had died in 2008. He had purchased flat in 2005. Builder had given only on deed to him at that time. No share certi or else was on my fathers name.
We are two brother and one sister.
I leave abroad and I come here once a year.
I have a cousin, when my father was alive in 2005 we all decided to give this flat to my cousin.
All of us two brother and sister had given NOC to him on 100 Rupees stamp paper saying that my cousin he can put all his name in all type of property documents.
But with this papers the builder did not agreed to put flat in his name till now.
But in 2007 the flat was of 6lakhs and now this flat is 30lakhs above.
I have recollect all the document including that NOC documents
SO i gave 2 laks rupees to builder and put the flat in my name.
Share certificate and dastavage is done in my name now.
But few days ago when i came to india, i came to know that my cousin has put name in that flats light bill and have stick his name plate in front of that flat.
I do i get rid of him now.
I am also thinking to take morgage loan on that flat.
Please help me what to Sir PLEASE HELP
atif javaid
02 August 2014 at 10:59
Our grand paa left agri land of 10 acres with 2 sons and 2 daughters. But unfortunately after his death as on 27.09.2011 we come to know 06 acres property has been transferred to one son and rest of property was transferred as per law among all legal heirs. Now rest of legal heirs file suit against this HIBA and civil proceeding are carry on. Now witnesses has Heared in court and arguments are left ..Please guide what are the chances of breaking of this HIBA.
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My properties in the shop of a third party
Respected Sir
My relative and her husband was engaged in a business. The shop is now in the name of her husband.Hence he is looking after the shop and all the income from the shop is taken by him.
The couples are divorced recently.
The machines in the shop was bought by the lady with her money and all the machines are in her name.
But all the bills are with him.
Is there anyway so that she can obtain those items which are owned by her which is at his shop.
Kindly do answer.