hetalsangoi
16 June 2014 at 19:15
my father is going to do Leave and licence agreement . we will going to registered doc by paying stamp duty for 11 months .
is it necessary to mention the carpet area in the description of the property ? is it sufficient to mention the unit no and full address with cts no ?
if it is the case of the conveyance deed , is it also mandatory to mention the carpet area or built up area ?
in conveyance deed , stamp duty is payable on carpet area or built up area ?
pl guide me
naveenraj jain
16 June 2014 at 15:53
We purchased commercial property in Bangalore with two Tenants present.
Both Tenants requested time of one year to vacate. We agreed. After one year one tenant vacated but other Tenant is adamant and demanded huge money to vacate which we cannot afford. All the one year communication was oral.
The premises was partly demolised by govt aquisition and remaining is occupied by Tenants before we purchased. Now the building is weak and govt dept has issued notice to us regarding state of building asking to take precaution. We conveyed this to Tenant and asked to vacate. Instead Tenant lodged a police complaint against us.
We have now filed suit for eviction.
R
Jayaram
16 June 2014 at 15:21
Respected All,
I am planning to buy a piece of land (Site) in Bangalore. The scenario is as like below.
1.Mr. “A” owns the land and sold to Mr. “B” and Mr. “C” Cut the land in to pieces as sites.
2.Mr. “B” orally sells 7 sites to Mr. ”C “ without GPA / transfer deed.
3.Then Mr. “C” sells 2 sites to Mr.” D” but behalf of Mr.”C”, Mr.”B” given the GPA registered and “non revocable” on 1996.
Now I have a plan to but this, request your advice on the same.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jayaramu
Jayaram
16 June 2014 at 15:09
Respected All,
I am planning to buy a piece of land (Site) in Bangalore. The scenario is as like below.
1.Mr. A owns the land and sole to Mr. B and Mr. Cut the land in to pieces as sites.
2.Mr. B orally sells 7 sites to Mr. without GPA / transfer deed.
3.Then Mr. C sells 2 sites to Mr. D but behalf of Mr.C, Mr.B given the GPA registered and “non revocable” on 1996.
Now I have a plan to but this, request your advice on the same.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jayaramu
Rucha Pawar
16 June 2014 at 14:59
Dear sir's,
can a legal heir i.e. grandson in class -2 demands share in the ancestral property where father is survive.
plz help me ...
thanks in advance
Vipesh
16 June 2014 at 14:06
Hi
We are living in a Tenant Property in South Mumbai. A New Landlord has purchased our building & wants to redevelop the Same. We have not given the "Irrevocable Consent" for the same for various issues.
he is not willing to make Agreement s one of them
The Landlord has filed an Eviction Suit against us in small causes court (RAER) citing various reasons for eviction
We have hired a Lawyer to fight for us in the small causes court.
Now it seems that our lawyer has joined hands with the Landlord & is unnecessarily forcing us to do certain things which by doing we will get into deep trouble & then he can mint more money from us
He has warned us that if we do not do things as per his wishes we will lose the case in small causes court. The case has been filed just 6 months back
Now my Query is
1) Is he trying to check us with the money and the spending power
2) Is it possible to change the lawyer midway & if yes, is it advisable
3) How can we get the replies that he has filed in the court
4) What if we do not change the lawyer & pursue him. Can he make us lose the case.
5) If he fights for us in Negative mindset is it possible for us to lose the case in such less time
6) The case is just 6 months old. I hv heard that a case in Small Causes court can be extended upto min 5 years.
7) What can we do if we lose the case in Small Causes.
Thanking you very much in Advance
Kishore
16 June 2014 at 13:20
Sir,My father has purchased land.After 5 months we came to know that there is a case on the land which was claimed by the last 2nd(2 transactions below us) parities step-mother's son.Now what can we do.Its already 1 and half year into case. can we sell the land.Please kindly answer
Vinay
16 June 2014 at 11:25
Hi,
wanted some information on the SRA property.
Can the SRA property now be bought and sold even if it has not completed 10yrs as per the rule set by government.
will the new owner be eligie to have all the rights on the property?
were there any change in the guidelines?
Rashmi Singh
16 June 2014 at 11:14
Hi,
I had recently purchased a resale flat from a person who had paid for parking to the builder and got the said letter in his name. However the society is not yet formed by the builder as he applied late in CIDCO and the other flat owners are saying that they will cancel my parking once society is formed and will auction parking space. Please advise as what remedies do I have and against whom to recover my rights/money paid towards parking.
I possess the parking letter issued in name of previous owner of flat. There is no such receipt issued by him for the said amount and the amount was paid in cash by previous owner. There is an understanding whereby the builder issues letter to the person who pays for parking. how do I recover the same money.
Rashmi
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