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Siddhi Agarwal   25 May 2014 at 09:44

Can a senior citizen keep pg in tenancy flat in mumbai ?

Can a senior citizen keep paying guest/s in the self occupied tenancy flat in Mumbai to supplement his / her income ?

Siddhi Agarwal   25 May 2014 at 09:41

Fixing of standard rent in a redeveloped building in k e ward, mumbai

What will be new standard rent for 330 sq. ft. carpet premises in the redeveloped tenancy building in K East Ward against old rent of Rs. 250/- pm ?

Whom to approach in case experts don't have any say on this matter?

john k   25 May 2014 at 05:40

transfer of title

Sir ! I hv finised obtaining legal heir certificate, now since my family members are not able to come to me now, is there anyway we make a settlement deed without their presence or they instead send a declaration without having to come or is there any other option, since my father died intestate i was advised to make a family settlement deed, now can i change the title of ownership without the said doc or obtain the said doc first n then change title or vice versa, and can i register it in my name without the settlement deed as on mutual understanding we hv divided our shares. please suggest. Would be grateful...!

Yogesh   24 May 2014 at 22:44

Issue of roof rights

Please suggest me the law
In a buider constructed 3 floor building all water tanks are placed on roof.There is no question of privacy leakge of 3rd floor owners sincr Roof has seperate way in a building. Now, 3rd floor owners want to lock the roof gates. They are saying that they have roof rights and other building people can not retain a copy of key with themself and they have to ask for a key from 3rd floor owner each time for visiting water tank.
Whether the 3rd floor owner can legally put this condition on others ?

Rohit Gadsing   24 May 2014 at 19:28

Stamp duty refund

Document(Sale Deed) is presented for registration but document is pending for seller's photograph & signature.Therefore document did not get registered, it's in the process of registration.
Stamp duty challans are defaced by SRO
In such case can refund of stamp duty be claimed in Maharashtra???

Rohit Gadsing   24 May 2014 at 18:32

Stamp duty refund

If document(sale deed) is registered and subsequently cancelled. In the above case, can stamp duty & registration fees refund be claimed or allowed ?

Rajeev Varshney   24 May 2014 at 18:32

Loan a/c has become npa

Sir,
We are putting our problems as follows before Hon'ble sir for better solution
1. => That Chandrakanta Banarsi Dass Public Society has applied for loan from SBI (SME) Branch Aligarh for establishment of primary education institution which is to be opened in the name of Rapid International Academy and project was submitted to the bank for worth Rs. 13 Crore.
2. =>That concerned bank has sanctioned on 20-02-2010 on Rs. 2.80 crore and assured to pay the balance after some time. We have invested a huge money worth Rs. 7 Crore in the construction of building and other equipments and the Institution had started in the year 2011-12 and continued upto 2012-13 but due to financial crises institution could not continue for further period as bank did not support us and had totally refused to pay the balance amount as per project.
3. =>That we have deposited about worth Rs. 1.70 Crore to the bank. The accounts of bank are not maintained regularly in the course of business. The bank has failed to comply its assurance as given prior.
4. =>That our account recorded as NPA on 30-09-2013 at the amount of 2.57 crore and notice under section 13 (2) of Sarfaesi act was issued. We have replied the same in time, but no relief was given by the bank. Then we have filed S.A. in the year 03-03-2014 before D.R.T. Lucknow. The bank has also filed O.A. against us before D.R.T. Lucknow. No reply was even filed by the bank in S.A. though many dates have been fixed by the Tribunal for filing objection.
5. =>That an O.T.S. proposal was given to the bank through D.R.T. Lucknow to settle the case in worth Rs. 2.25 Crore but the bank did not accept the same.
6. =>That are all properties are mortgaged in favor of bankhaving present market value worth Rs. 15 Crore, as per bank value arrives about 11 Crore, now bank is threatening to us that we would not compromise in this case as more costly properties are mortgaged in bank’s favour.
There are following grounds of default on behalf of bank:
(a) -->That bank did not mention all the properties in notice 13(2) and afterwards bank has issued Notice U.S. 13(4) disclosing all the mortgage properties though in section 13(2) all mortgage properties are not disclosed.
(b) -->That no notice under section 13(2) and 13(4) were sent and served upon guarantor’s address.
(c) -->That in our account some amount was falsely debited the bank.
(d) -->That bank is not accepting our O.T.S. proposal as given by us for settling the account for worth Rs. 2.25 Crore
(e) -->That Bank is proceeded further in recovering the arbitrary amount against us and a possession notice was posted upon the property on 18-01-2014.
Kindly provide better solution in our interest so we can relieve the facing problem as on today.
I will be highly obliged.
With Thanks
Rajeev Varshney
President
Chandrakanta Banarsi Dass Public Society

+918881525251,varshney.k.rajeev@gmail.com

M MALIK_31   24 May 2014 at 16:57

Is "having very simple signature" i.e. "just writing first name in english normally" dangerous?

Respected Experts,

Kindly clarify these questions.

First Question:
Is "Having very simple signature" i.e. "Just writing first name in english normally" dangerous when registering a property in sub-registrar office? Can it make any signature frogery? Though we register our thumb impressions and snapshot photo in property registration then too "Is stylish/complex signature necessary in land registration"

Second Question:
Can we introduce a new {more stylish/complex} signature for a new property registration in sub-registrar office whereas at all other places like "Banks, Pan Card, Passport etc. we use very simple signature (just first name written normally, means it can be copy easily).

Is it very risky to have very simple signature (just writing first name in Title case in english)?

If dangerous, how to change these simple signatures into a more stylish/complex signatures? What is the process? How to change old signatures to new more complex signatures in property document?

Kindly clarify these issues with many of us.

Many Thanks and Regards
M Malik

Ramesh   24 May 2014 at 09:40

Grandmother's property

Dear all,
My grandfather and grandmother (parent's of my mother)died few years ago. Now there is some amout in my grandmother's bank account.MY mother also died few years back. I have two aunts(sisters of my mother. Now they are claiming the amount. Does i have any right to take my part or my sister can.

Vicky   24 May 2014 at 00:48

Nominee transfer

I want to know whether a present Nominee(who is alive) can transfer its Nominee title to other person.
What is the procedure for the Nominee transfer?
Is it a rule that only when a Nominee dies the nomination of flat can be transferred?
The present Nominee want to transfer its title to my Mother's name, that is he wants my Mother to be the Nominee.
Note : the present Nominee is not the owner.
Please help. it is urgent.
Regards.