Hitesh Pravinchandra savani
20 July 2014 at 12:25
Dear sir,
We lives as a tenant from approx 70 years & it's rent only Rs.6/- so now our land lord sell this property to other party & they want to build restorent in this place & ask us to move from this place so what can we do for this matter please guide us.
Hitesh
Satyajit Dey
20 July 2014 at 03:32
Hi I live in Kolkata and fall under the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act.
Mr. X took a shop room in our ground floor on rent in 1970 in his name. He died in October 2009 and his son Mr. Y asked us to accept him as a tenant for the said shop room. When we rejected and asked him to vacate the place after five years as per law, he gave us a letter asking to accept his mother (X's wife), sister (X's daughter) and himself as tenants.
Now I want to know can someone inherit tenancy? If so then how long?
Please help.
Satyajit Dey
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Satyajit Dey
20 July 2014 at 03:22
I am a resident of Kolkata, West Bengal.
In 1966, we gave CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) a portion of the ground floor (1359 sqft) on rent @1425 p.m. (Rs.1.05/sqft)for opening a dispensary for two years with a provision of renewing another 2 years.
CGHS took possession and was about to send a tenancy agreement within one month, terms and conditions of which was verbally decided. After we got that agreement we found that they have modified every terms and conditions and therefore we refused to sign that.
We requested them million times to either modify the terms or quit the place but they did not do anything.
In 1970 the agreement (which we never signed) was supposed to be over but they did not vacate the place either.
Almost 50 years have passed by and till today they are staying as our tenant without increasing a single penny and without any agreement whatsoever.
We have stopped receiving rent for last 6 months. My question is
CAN A GOVERNMENT BODY STAY AS A TENANT FOREVER WITHOUT EVEN HAVING AN AGREEMENT? WE WANT THEM TO QUIT HOW SHOULD WE PROCEED?
Please help.
Satyajit Dey
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balwinder
19 July 2014 at 23:15
my friend,s widow mother has got an ancestral house in her name by way of will from her late grandfather.now she wants to sell it.does my friend and her only sister have any right on the sale proceeds from this house as both of them are not having good relations with their mother
kinden
19 July 2014 at 23:05
my parents have deceased......my father have one unsettled home loan.........we have not inherited anything from our parents......we have one ancestral property in the name of our decesed grandfather ....are we liable to pay from ancestral property
neha
19 July 2014 at 19:27
Hi,
We have been trying to get our old DDA flat (alloted in 1980's and purchased by us in 1998) converted from leasehold to freehold since 1 year now. This original allotted flat has been modified by previous owners. We have 2 sides balconies covered to make a room and a shed on our roof as well. But DDA inspection guy is saying that they will have to report this and probably demolish it. We are ready to pay the penalty (even though this extra construction was done by previous owners) as long as they take the fine and convert it into freehold. We are in urgent need of money and are unable to sell the flat because DDA just wont help us in converting it to freehold (without which we cant sell the flat on leasehold as per latest court ruling i suppose).
Please help us to understand as to how can we convert our flat into freehold from leasehold and be able to sell it. We obviously do not want them to demolish the extra covered room on our property.
Thanks in Advance
Abhijit
19 July 2014 at 17:35
Last year i take 3 cr loan on one property. That time i pay stamp duty for cr.
Now i have get sanctioned for 4cr for this i issue another one property for mortgage to bank.
In this matter bank say us to pay stamp duty on 4 cr on new issued property. In this matter i get 1 cr loan increased on behalf of new property.
Please guide us if there is any law changes please provide details.
Sreenivasa Rao. S.
19 July 2014 at 16:22
Dear Experts,
We have purchased a single bed room property, the fact of bank loan was kept in darkness, when we asked for seller documents he told that it is in bank for amicable amount. One fine day banker came with seller to our door and cautioned the barrower, when we tried to explain the banker they refused to listen what we are saying, and also they asked why you have purchased the property without proper documentation. At last the barrower has paid and Rs.60,000-00 was the balance as on date. since six months the barrower is absconding, we are planning to pay the amount if the banker allows us to settel the account.We are ready to pay to avoide the risk factor. Please advice us can the banker will allow us waiver of intrest.
S K SINHA
19 July 2014 at 15:55
Madam/Dear Sir,
Recently I purchased new flat from builder. Registration done and possession taken. I am staying in the flat now. Building has 22 flats , 10 flats are purchased by end-users and remaining by an investor. OC is dated January 2014.
In registration deed following conditions are mentioned.
1.After possession is handed over to the purchaser, the purchaser shall have no claim of any nature whatsoever against the builder in respect of any item of work in the said premises which may be alleged not have been carried out, completed or otherwise for any damage and deterioration.
2.Upon possession, purchaser shall shall have no claims against builder in respect of any items of work in the flat.
3. Purchasers can form Society by any name but they cannot change the name of building.
---after taking possession several shortcomings are emerging. We have brought them to the notice of builder verbally and also by registered letter signed by all 10 owners of flat. He is not forming Society also. Do we lose our right to take builder to Consumer Forum due to such conditions that we have agreed to, albeit under ignorance. We trusted builder.
Secondly,can he impose a condition about non changing of building's name?
Thirdly, several features were written and displayed on the brochure , but these have not been provided. Builder says brochure has no meaning, But we were influenced by the contents of the brochure given to us before sale. For example it said that Video-door phone and intercom would be provided, Kitchen shall have tiles up to roof, there shall be arch on the gate etc. Nothing has been provided.
Fourthly, if we go for formation of Society with/without cooperation of builder, shall purchasers lose their right to remedy for common defects/ shortcomings?
Kindly guide . Warm regds,
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