Stany
26 July 2014 at 15:26
Sir, as our Grandmother has made a will for the property but in that will she has particularly mentioned that no right to sell, mortgage will be for us that is her grand child reds but grand grand children will have that right but i have not married my age around 45. I am not going to marry what to do if i want to sell the property pls help me
KALPANA MOGAL NIKAM
26 July 2014 at 13:45
One of the property is situated at mumbai area, the land is belong to the Mahda, and structure is belong to the individual, all necessary formalities was done, such as registration of property, electrical meter transferred, society transferred, approved plan copy, NOC from Maha.
This above mentioned property, can we Mortgaged in to the bank?
Anandan Rajamanicam
26 July 2014 at 09:25
Dear Legal Experts,
Pl. give your guidance for the following,
Hindu / My father passed away 45 years before, ( when I am aged 5 ), There after all the Property on my Mother's name, We have 4 sisters and myself, All sisters married and well settled, 2 years before my mother & 4 sisters given me Release deed that is registered and after lands and properties transferred on my Name.
Now Wish to understand, Current legal status of land is it considered Self acquired or ancestral. ( Release deed have some consideration of money mentioned on the Release deed, ), If I wish to sale is it need of my daughter and wife's signature, Is is it any wife and daughter clime on 50% share one current total properties ?, Current status It is considered my self earned properties, Can I sale the same ? If sold any future issues ?
Thanks and best Regards,
Anadnan
Kunal Sarkar
25 July 2014 at 23:14
The brief fact of the problem is;
An undivided Hindu family consisting of 09 (nine) members, which include two sisters, inherited an immovable property measuring 01 Bigha (one bigha)(approx)in the State of Assam and after death of their both parents the aforesaid land was mutated in the name of all legal heirs.
One of the male unmarried legal heir of the aforesaid undivided family died before partitioned of their aforesaid inherited landed property.
That before his death he executed a Registered "WILL", which is his last testament. And in the aforesaid "WILL", he mentioned that, after his death his proportionate share of the aforesaid inherited landed property shall be equally entitled by his two sisters.
Now all of the legal heirs are decided to partition their aforesaid inherited property equally.
Now my question is that,
a) Whether the aforesaid "WILL" can be legally enforceable in the eye of law and the executor of such "WILL" can obtain probate ?
b) Whether the aforesaid two sisters of the deceased can be equally entitled deceased share as per the WILL & last testament of the deceased of their inherited landed property ?
C) If so, under what provision of law ?
d) Whether two sisters of the deceased entitled any benefits from the aforesaid WILL & last testament of the deceased ?
e) if possible, please suggest me any citations in this regard.
Thanking You.
abid
25 July 2014 at 23:12
My name is abid. We are muslim family. We have home at native place build by grandfather. He is nomore. My grandmother also expired. My father has one brother and one sister. They are also expired. My father and cousin brother(son of fathers brother) purchased share of my auntie(fathers sister). We live in common bunglow which is in 4000 square feet land. There are 10 rooms. 5 room each. My cousin want more vacant land around bunglow. He is criminal in nature. He is telling to my father if he will not get property distribute d according to him, then he will trouble us. I want property distribution from court. Please suggest me how to proceed
Ritesh Rathod
25 July 2014 at 22:33
Dear Experts.
In state of gujarat there is a one house property.
Real owner of house was Mr. A (MALE-DIED) and
WIFE OF MR.A WAS ALSO DIED.
Mr. A and his wife has a two daughters for example B&C, both are married.
B has a one son minor.
Now daughter B also died.
Now the question is who has a right in house property of Mr.A
Thanks in advance.
Cs Ritesh Rathod
M.8511239186
kunhi marakkar
25 July 2014 at 18:36
sir,
what is the procedure of cancellation of a deed which registered 10 years back?reason is the deed contain a lot of mistakes which cannot rectify.both party are agreed to cancel it.but how can do this?
Ckp005
25 July 2014 at 17:21
I have purchased a property in Pune, Dhanori area, having three building A, B and C. between A and B building there is 50 feet gap and it has been covered to provide parking. The roof of this parking is shared by corner flats (4 flats) of A and B apartment. Builder has approval for covered parking and have approval for flat -now what he is trying to do is open one room from each flat in these terrace and sell the terrace. He said he will include 50% of terrace area in agreement and will show the flat along with the terrace in the agreement. He is saying that since flat is approved, parking roof is approved -he can include it! Intially he was saying he will give "Right to use" fro terrace but when i questioned about its legality, he said he will include it in agreement which will clear any legal doubt!! I really liked the flat, construction quality, location -so very much keen on buying it so am seeking feedback -more so a practical one.
anurag
25 July 2014 at 17:11
Dear Sir,
My grandfather had a house at our native place which he gave it to my father through a registered will.Now how can we transfer the titles of the house in the name of my father.
Will there be some property tax or ant other expenses to get it transferred.
Please suggest
Thanking you
Sincerely
Anurag
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Khata for my property - bangalore
Sir,
I have a property at Munnekolala (adjacent to Marathahalli) Bangalore i.e. Constructed House in 2004. I am residing in the same house. The area comes under BBMP, Mahadevapura. Area is a revenue zone and does not come under Green belt based on CDP-2015. I am a regular tax payer and holding only B-Khata. I have availed house loan from a premiere bank in 2004 based on B-khata only after they satisfied with development zone in 2004.
Currently, I am planning to improve my house for which I need help from the bank for some financial support. When I approached the bank, they cannot sanction now since I do not have A-Khata and they have instructions to sanction loan to only A-Khata holders only. Though, my salary is adequately eligible for the loan but unable to get for not having A-Khata.
As you are aware, Govt stopped taking betterment charges since year 2000 for revenue pockets and hence no A-khata for us since then. Long awaiting Akrama-Sakrama scheme is also On-hold recently due to HC direction to BDA/BBMP.
At this point, would you kindly advise the way forward on getting a A-Khata for my property please. I think getting A-khata may remain a dream if we depend on Betterment charges or Akrama-Sakrama.
Your valuable advice and direction, please.
Thanks,
Pradeep