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abdul   14 June 2014 at 13:35

Sra apatra

I am a resident of wadala and my house has come under redevelopment plan of sra. I am staying at the same house from 1985 and have all the documentary proof including my name in the electoral list of 1995. And also to inform you that they have put my name on the survey of another room which is no mine. please help. now the up zilla adhikari, dharavi has sent me a demolition notice yesterday and given me 7 days time to vacate my premisis.

Domlur   14 June 2014 at 09:43

Joint property

Sir,

We are allottes from the Bangalore development authority 114 appartments under the self financing housing scheme. That is in the BDA property land 114 appartments were constructed as per BDA plan, but totally financed by the allottes in stages.

A lease cum sale agreeent was signed by us with BDA, that after 10 years of the Lease cum sale agreement an absolute sale agreemnt has to be signed with BDA.

95% of the allottes have signed absolute sale deed. The toal 4 acres of land is held by 144 as UNDIVIDED SHARE.

NOW WE WANT TO REDEVELOP THIS PROPERTY. BUT FEW non registered allottes are opposing redevelopment as their transcations eveb after 25 years of allotment has not been duly registered.

Questions:
Can the majority owners go ahead for redevelopment with a builder.

Or, can we divide the undivided share into the group who are for redevelopment and the ones who are against it legally.

Any other suggestions?

We did our level best to convince them for last 2 years. But they are adamant.

Thanks.regards
DNS

naveenraj jain   13 June 2014 at 23:05

section 53A of TP act

Sirs
A case in which an agreement holder being as defendant is protected under sec53A of TP act by both the civil court and high court.
The defendant has been in possession presently but do not hold sale deed cos of the case.
Now how to help the defendant get a sale deed or it is not necessary as the court had ruled that he is in possession and doesn't need sale deed

HVB   13 June 2014 at 19:00

Transfer of property

The Flat was in name of my Mother in Law who passed away in 1996 and My father in Law was the nominee who passed away in 2006. The share certificate had my Brother in Laws name and hence the society transferred it to his name without the knowledge or approval of my Husband.
The building has now gone for redevelopment and the new building will be ready in 2014 September.
Can my Husband still claim to be heir to the property.
Can his brother transfer it to my husband.
Do we need to take NOC from his two sisters.
What steps shall be taken to ensure all rights are honoured without getting in to legal wrangles.

sundar sastri jain   13 June 2014 at 16:43

rental agreement

Is there any requirement for rental deed of 11 months be notarised for shop??

S K SINHA   13 June 2014 at 13:29

Compulsory fire insurance of chs

Madam/Dear Sir,
pl let me know the Section/Act under which it is mandatory to insure a CHS.
regds,
S K Sinha

kaloboran mahapatra   13 June 2014 at 13:21

Legal heir right

Me and my daughter are the legal heirs of a partnership firm where my late wife was a partner. Dissolution of partnership suit is pending in the district court. Living partner is interested to purchase land ( Land is the name of the firm) but my daughter is not interested to claim her share but also reluctant to give the same consent in writing. Without her consent living partner is inclined to purchase the land. Can I sell the land including her share as i am the father? Please advise
regards

shreya kiran   13 June 2014 at 12:30

Prorety share in fathers property.

Dear Expert,
I m 26 yrs married girl. i married before 2yrs. my father(66yrs) & mother(63yrs) both are retired.i have 1 unmarried elder sister. also have 1 step brother & step sister. both are mentally ill and married.brother have 2 sons and sister have 2 daughters. there life partner are mentally normal. my step mother passed away. my father have some property out of which some farm and home got by grand parent and some earn by him and my mother. but now my sister in law says that all property belongs to her husband and her children. all my papa's pension go for their grand children education and expenses. 90% expenses of my marriage done by my mom. can we both sister & my mom claim for the property of my father.my mom also contributed in some property owned by him.papa doesn't give us money or share in farm product.all expenses of home & my papa done by my mom. his pension goes to his son as him doesn't do anything.And my sister in law always Quarrel with us when we went to that home.she lives in our ancestral home. n my mom, sis and father lives in separate home which is build by my mom. we both real sisters are post graduate. And our papa don't listen us. our sister in law try to make my papa's mind against us by emotional black mailing. Can we claim for property. but most probably we want to claim it after my papa life.as i don't want any misunderstanding between us & him . papa is against for will.
what should we do?
many thanks in advance.
please advise me.

hetalsangoi   13 June 2014 at 12:23

Property tax on carpet area -hc

IN today newspaper published news that property tax will be levied on the basis of the carpet area .
our society already collected property tax on the basis of the super built up .
Can we have to ask to refund the excess amount paid to him by all co-op members ?
or this amt will be remained with society ?

what is the practical solution ?

Malleswari   13 June 2014 at 11:37

As a granddaughter can i claim on ancestral property that was gifted?

We are four child to my father, I have two sisters and a brother. My father was the only son to my grandfather. properties came from grandfather's father. I need clarification on 3 things..
1. My father gifted on of the property to his wife with love ( his only wife and my mother) in 1966 after we were all born and minors at that time. my grandfather was died at that time. My mother recently made a will to his son neglecting the daughter's on this property. Can i claim on this property for my part on this?
2. My mother purchased a land in 1965 from the income came from agricultural lands which were came from my grandfather. This was gifted to my brother by my mother recently. Can i claim on this property?
3. My father purchased a land and was given to my elder sister at the time of her marriage without any registration. Can i claim on this property?
My got married in the year 1982 at the age of 18 and my father was died in the year 1999.
At Present i have no income, My husband is not staying with us. I have two sons younger son died on an accident in the year 2003 and my elder son is a civil engineer and also severely injured in an accident and cannot walk anymore.
Please somebody give me the suggestion on these properties.
Thank you in advance