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ABHIJIT BALKRISHNA GAIKWAD   16 June 2014 at 09:42

Guide me please what to do.

Recently I booked a 2 BHK flat in pune and paid a cheque of rs. 21000/- as a booking amount , and the said cheque was cleared from my account on 23/02/2014.

afterwards when I asked for the N. A. order from the Builder, he always delayed for the same.

When I received it, I found that the N.A. order is of 19/03/2014.

That means that the Builder was collecting the amounts even when he was not had even the NA order in his hand, and forget about the Town Planning Sanctions etc.

As also when I asked for the flat plan they refused to provide the same to me till 05/06/2014.

But one of my friend has also booked a flat with the same builder at the same site and building.

When I go through his agreement to sale of flat , I noticed that in his agreement , the flat plan attached does not show that it is a 2 BHK flat . Instead it shows that the flat is 1 hall, kitchen, and 1 study room instead of Two bedrooms.

Is it a serious matter?

I am confused why there is so much mismatch .

Kindly guide that what cautions I have to take before registering the agreement to sale.

As I have already paid Rs. 200000/- to the builder.
As also want to know that is it allowed to the builder to collect the booking amounts even when he has no N.A. order .



naveenraj jain   16 June 2014 at 06:38

land aquisition for road

Property was subject matter of dispute over ownership in court. Meanwhile municipal authorities formed a road inbetween the property cutting into two half pieces. Now case is decided and the decree holder has approached the municipal office for compensation for land aquired. The officials are asking when was it aquired or when n to whom was the contract for road laying done. There is no record to show about all this with the decree holder. But road is formed for everyone to see. Should the compensation be persued and how. Kindly help

sundar sastri jain   15 June 2014 at 17:36

change of name in ancestral property inherited

Sir, i like to know 1.Procedure for change of name inrecords of registrar office 2.Any amt to be paid toward this name change 3.documents required 4.Apart from registrar, do i have to register with Municipal corporation
I am from Hyderabad

vasudha J   15 June 2014 at 12:42

Widow rights on husband property

Dear Experts,

I require few clarifications regarding my property rights.

I am widow, my husband expired on 20.12.2010, and my son who is 11 yrs of age who is with me.
My father-in-law( who is a pensioner and have few cents of land in his name) divided his ancestral AGRICULTURE properties and registered the properties in 4 son's name in the year 2005.
All the bothers have taken property possession in their individual names.
Got all the documents like, mutation, RTC, EC, KHATHA, transferred in individual names.
My husband has taken the loan on his share of property.
Now I am facing the problem of transferring the property in my name, because my in laws have given objection stating that i don't have any rights over the property (as i may get married in future and leave my son- no proof for their false allegations ) and after my son attaining the age of 21 yrs, the property of my husband share to be transferred.

Because of the agricultural maintenance, i have availed loans in banks, and also availed gold loans around 6 lkhs.

I am not getting proper responses in Sub-registrar office and also they are forcing me to register in my son name and i have to be minor by guardian, even though giving all the necessary documents.

My question is:

Can i get transfer in my name wholly, Or partially in my name and in my son's name.?

can i lease the property if it is in my son name?.

Because there is a life threat for me and for my son. and we both are living in my parents place for our lively hood,(i am working in private company where my job confirmation is all not guaranteed).

WHAT ARE THE STEPS THAT I CAN TAKE FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR LIFE AND PROPERTY
REGARDS

VASUDHA J

SAURABH CHANDRAWANSHI   14 June 2014 at 23:35

How to cancelled the sell agreement

Dear Sir,

With reference the above subject,I having 2BHK Flat is bhopal We
have made the sell agreement with my own brother & due to blood
relation Bank are not ready to financing the loan to my
brother.Hence i have help the same.Now the details is as below:-

Property Cost :9Lakh
Advance :3.5Lakh
Balance 5.5Lakh through EMI :8500.00p/m

Now from June-13 to till they are paying the EMI of Rs 8500.0 As per check up the agreement there is no time limit of Payment EMI and when the payment will be cleared are not
indicated or neither interest rates shown,and but it is clear show whenever
the payment will be completed that time the property will be
register to Buyer Name. Hence till the property are unregistered .


Now due to Non availability of time limit , No dead line,No remark on interest rates on agreement paper
Now yet the property are not register and this due to uncertain agreement finally i want to cancelled this sell agreement.and same whatever i have received same will be return to him.

Request Please elaborate our rights Pl advice & revert by corrective action so as to cancelled this agreement as soon as-earliest

Rgds
Saurabh

Kavitha Vallur   14 June 2014 at 16:59

Can my brother be a co-applicant for a loan to modify ancestral property?

Respected Lawyers,

My mother is aged around 62, and my brother is working for a Retail company as a manager. The ancestral property which belongs to my grandmother was transferred to my mother's name in 1978.

Me and my brother are the only siblings and I do not have any source of income. My brother has applied for a loan in SBI as a co-applicant. Do I have to give a release deed for the approval of loan and also should I sign any documents. Please clarify.

Regards
Kavitha

ab   14 June 2014 at 16:22

Purchase of land

sir/madam,
i do want to purchase a land for future construction of house.the land owner has provided me photocopy of title deed(from whom the present owner purchased the land in 2007).he also gave the computerised porcha(the land record in wb),revenue receipt (jan,14) & panchayat tax receipt.the land belongs to BAGAN''category(garden).
i want to know the step by step process to verify the genuinenity of land.how should i proceed?will bagan category hamper the house construction in future?is searching by a lawyer required?

plz advice.

hetalsangoi   14 June 2014 at 16:11

Central\ registry o f securitization assets reconstruction a

" All the expensesre regarding creation of EM c harges over collateral securities and charges relating to the noting of EM charge with CERSAI(Central\ Registry o f Securitization assets Reconstruction and Security lnterest of india ) shall b e borne by the cutomer " why this clause is add by the bankers in renewal of the cc? when bankers credit dept includes the para in terms and condition of occ facility? pl guide me

My brother bankers are added new clause in sanction letter . we want to understand its depth importance fro the legal terms

anmbit   14 June 2014 at 15:49

Regarding new minor construction into my flat

Dear all

I have a flat in Jamngar area i want to know about that can i make another bathroom into my flat without muncipal corporation permisiion ?

Gopal Ranjan Panigrahi   14 June 2014 at 15:16

Payment for sub surface land beneath private land

Respected Sirs

This is query regarding as to whose owneship lies on land beneath the private land and can one claim payment

Like Suppose one tunnel for water is being dug in hilly area and that infrastructure project tunnel passes 400 meter beneath , can the private land owner claim for payment saying land beneath my property, though nothing is being harmed /effected because of the said tunnel as the said tunnel is 400 meter below.
Are there any guidelines / citation in this regard saying no claim is entitled for land below the surface as last vest in Govt
and what law will apply in such cases.
Thanks & Regards
Gopal R. Panigrahi