Sarita Nakhe
23 June 2014 at 16:47
It is the looting and unjustified practice of the co-operative housing societies in Mumbai and Thane to demand money in the form of ‘Voluntary donation’ or Transfer Fees’ based on the percentage varying from 1% to 5% of sale value from the sellers and the buyers of the flats at the time of transferring name of share certificates and giving NOC. If buyers and sellers do not want to give donation to housing societies what are remedies available to get NOC and share transferred.
shivam
23 June 2014 at 16:20
Dear Club,
My eldest sister(married having one male child and employed) who lives with us with her husband in our home which is owned by my parents i.e, my father and mother.My question is that...
a)My eldest sister is forcing my father(sick person)to make a signature in a white paper without my mother's concern.Can she force to make such will? Will it be lawfull as my father is unable to write anything as he is a sick person.
b)Can my mother ask my eldest sister and her husband to leave our house as my mother is a co-owner of this house to stay elsewere as my eldest sister and her husband is making our lives miserable?
c)Can we ask our eldest sister to leave our house by any legal process?
d)Can we give the share of our property to her son insted of her?
kindly help..
HARENDRA S SINGH
23 June 2014 at 15:14
Dear Sir
Can a power of attorny holder file case in consumer Court ? (In case property owner is illiterate)
Regards
Harendra
SAMIR MEHTA
23 June 2014 at 13:24
From:
SAMIR MEHTA
JAMNAGAR-GUJARAT
Email: shreevardhmanagency@yahoo.co.in
Hello Dear
Lawyer Club Expert
I want to buy shop from co-operative bank lien mortgage property of borrower, In present Borrower's total due with interest in bank is higher than the shop's Market Value, because In past he took OD or CC by property mortgage & other security ( like goods stock etc) is also include in his security for OD-CC borrowing from Bank.
Now bank administrative director has say me that they want to do complete settlement borrower’s total due by sale his property.
Is it possible for bank to do settlement of total due of money with interest against shop, because total due is higher than property market value which they want to sale to me
Than what is the legal method & way for me to buy that property
I also want to know that Can a Co-operative Bank can legally sale me property directly by private treaty without public auction or tender
Please give me short detail of all legal steps starts to end for buy this property, so it can not generate any legal problem for me in future
Please give me reply as soon as possible so i can take the decision to buy that property
Thanks
Yours Faithfully,
S. B. Mehta
santosh subudhi
23 June 2014 at 12:44
my self santosh, my father passed away 3 year before now in the time of father we have some property chatishgarh jagdalpur , i stay hyderabad.my two elder brother they stay jagdalpur, i am asking to do property division but they r saying we will not give any property to me because they r planning to sell property for their girls mariage even they are giving threatening to me, if i go there( jagdalpur) , they will arange some gunda to beat me, my mother stays with them she supporting me but my brothers denying to give any property.please help me in this matter.
ROHAN DESAI
23 June 2014 at 12:36
Dear Sir,
Can you please let me know, Can a builder allot a parking space without registration of society? and Can a builder take charges of parking space from the purchaser?
Kindly do the needful.
Ramkrishna
23 June 2014 at 11:22
Sir,
My father wants to make a partition of his ancestral property of agricultural land, we are in AP, he has one son and two daughters, both daughters are married before 1983, are they eligible for inheritance of property.
V S Vaswani
23 June 2014 at 10:37
I am one of the legal heirs of my deceased father. My other legal heirs are my mother, my brother & (my sister who resides abroad).
My father has left behind certain movable & immovable properties. I have strained relations with my mother, brother & sister because of their vested interests in the said properties.
To some extent, I am aware that he has left behind a flat, office, 400 gms. gold, & around 65L FDs & share certificates.
Being one of the legal heirs, how can I know details of the same and what other movable & immovable properties my deceased father has left behind to claim the same?
Grateful, if any of the legal experts guide me for the same.
Sunita D
23 June 2014 at 01:59
We were a family of 6, three daughter's , father , mother & grand mother. In 1985 my father expired, in 1990 we purchased a flat, in 1997 my grandmother expired, after that all three sisters got married, In 2013 our mother expired.
We were not able to trace any legal title document of the flat after her death, but there were orignal old documents as ration card, bank pass book , voter's card, gas connection, water connection in our mothers name stating her residence the said flat from past 24 years and also a xerox unregistered sale agreement in her name of year 1992 was found
Flat was in CHS but they have not updated the records since 17 years and the society is in dormant state and existing secretary said he doesn't has any past record.
Property tax bill was been raised in the name of "holder" since beginning and currently there were dues amounting 56000
After my mother's death there was no one staying in said flat and we decided to pay the tax and applied for change of name from holder to my name with consent of my 2 sisters and paid the property tax which was due for 5 years
Suddenly my aunt (father's sister) came and said the flat belonged to my grandmother as there is entry in cooperative societies register in here name. Hence she being her daughter needs the share in the property
Intially we argued and asked for documents as sale deed , share certificate etc but those were not available
But since we were only having xerox of unregistered sale agreement and entry of cooperative society listed my grandmother's name we agreed to give her a share
Now she says needs 50 % of the flat or else she will drag all three of us by stating that we have forged the agreement and changed the name in municipal tax records
Wehreas municipal tax document itself mentions that it is not a legal title document.
And this agreement and other documents were recovered from my mothers residence after her death in front of all relatives
As we were having other orignal documents as ration card, gas connection, BSNL landline bill, etc in our mothers name and nowhere my grandmother was mentioned hence we changed the name in municipal tax records, also
the flat was maintained and in possession of my mother from 1997
Please suggest what to do we are ready to provide her share but she is keeping on raising her demand
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