Narayan
15 September 2021 at 23:41
Sir,
Myself Narayanan K.V and native of a village kuniyour _Tirunelveli Dist.. My grand father Age of 89 has let his house (Adjucent to our current residency) for rent in the year of 2012 to a govt employee now the tenant has retired from service. In 2015 ,While We request the tenant to vacate the house he has filed a civil suit on my grandfather that
1 . my grandfather is threatening him for vacate the house
2. And seeking permanent order that either we or any person on behalf of us not to approach him for vacate the house against law.
3. He mentioned that he has been regularly paying the rent of Rs.1000 / PM. ( After 2015 we have never received any rent )
4. Also seeks compensation for court exp and etc..
5. Last week tenant has filed write petition for compromise and same came in Lok adhalath. But he fails to attend. My grandfather was attend the court in the age of 89.
6. Now he seeks some compensation in out of court( maintenance expense during his stay _ till date)for vacate the house
Our family members almost lost our patients and peace of mind. But the tenant is enjoying the life along with our property..... My grandfather wish to stay his own house during his last period of his life..
Kindly advice us to evict the tenant and break the civil suit....
Is there any option to approach Highcourt, Supreme Court or any other leagal proceeding to quickly end the civil suit filled by the tenant and evict him from house.
Shall we transfer the sub court Civil suit to rent control court.
Kindly advice
Thanking you
Narayanan K.V
Anonymous
15 September 2021 at 23:38
Sir,
Myself Narayanan K.V and native of a village kuniyour _Tirunelveli Dist.. My grand father Age of 89 has let his house (Adjucent to our current residency) for rent in the year of 2012 to a govt employee now the tenant has retired from service. In 2015 ,While We request the tenant to vacate the house he has filed a civil suit on my grandfather that
1 . my grandfather is threatening him for vacate the house
2. And seeking permanent order that either we or any person on behalf of us not to approach him for vacate the house against law.
3. He mentioned that he has been regularly paying the rent of Rs.1000 / PM. ( After 2015 we have never received any rent )
4. Also seeks compensation for court exp and etc..
5. Last week tenant has filed write petition for compromise and same came in Lok adhalath. But he fails to attend. My grandfather was attend the court in the age of 89.
6. Now he seeks some compensation in out of court( maintenance expense during his stay _ till date)for vacate the house
Our family members almost lost our patients and peace of mind. But the tenant is enjoying the life along with our property..... My grandfather wish to stay his own house during his last period of his life..
Kindly advice us to evict the tenant and break the civil suit....
Is there any option to approach Highcourt, Supreme Court or any other leagal proceeding to quickly end the civil suit filled by the tenant and evict him from house.
Shall we transfer the sub court Civil suit to rent control court.
Kindly advice
Thanking you
Narayanan K.V
Anonymous
15 September 2021 at 22:44
I am planning to buy a property in Bangalore. The sale deed refers to a Panchayat Parikatha dated back to 1982, Is this panchayat parikatha a valid document.
Is it safe to buy this property?
Neeraj Gupta
13 September 2021 at 13:02
A house properity gifted by a husband to his wife, now he want to cancelled Deed please advice.
MANISH SRIVASTAVA
13 September 2021 at 00:57
My father in law (retired govt. servant) died intestate 1.5 years ago & is survived by wife aged 72 years, and 2 married daughters (46 & 40 years respectively). As dutiful children, we got the pension & property papers transferred in mother in law's name by giving R/Deed. Bank accounts are also transferred in her name with elder daugher as nominee, as MIL is incapable to operate the accounts. Monthly transaction details etc are also shared with her. What would be the rights of daughters in this case ?
The mother in law is not mentally stable & suffers from Parkinsons, Dementia & is partially blind and heart patient also, and under treatment also. She insists on staying alone in her house. Other relatives brainwash her on not giving property etc. to daughters after her death. Under the influence, she also threatens to raise false cases against daughters, while actually daughters only have been looking after her all needs (medical & personal) since past 1.5 years, during which MIL had to be hospitalised also, at the cost of daughters sacrificing their own personal lives & family commitments. She has been aggressive and verbally abusive, hence it is difficult to keep her at home any more given the health & welfare of other family members in both the daughter's houses. How does the law protect the daughters on their being true Legal Heirs & also for any false case / statement being filed by mother against daughters. Somebody advised us to shift her to a good old age home for better security & health reasons as she is not a financial burden, & some advice us to file a statement in police in advance giving the situation details. As the law protects senior citizens only, what should be the correct course of action by the daughters to protect themselves against any issues while they have been serving the mother as dutiful daughters.
Manjunath
12 September 2021 at 23:42
Hi Sir/Madam
I am planning to buy a property which is mortgaged to a co-operative bank via procuring bank loan from other banks. Many banks are not willing to provide home loan for the property with mortgage loan from cooperative banks. I am left with 2 banks who are willing to do and both have a different conditions
Description of property
1. Property is in Bangalore corporation limits and is a house constructed on plot developed and allotted by BDA.
2. Land owner has mortgaged property for around 1.1 crores to a cooperative bank. which also reflects in the EC .
3. I am buying property for 1. 65 crore out of which I a looking for loan of 1.2 crores.
4. cooperative bank will only release DTD and give originals after 3 days of amount is paid to them
Offer from Bank1
1. Bank 1 is ready to offer a loan they are saying to make a sale deed on the day when bank gives DD to cooperative bank and then do DTD release after 3 days to seller A
that Is I Person A has mortgaged property to bank.
Person A sells property to me on the day when my banker gives cheque for clearing mortgage to Banker of A.
Person A will do execute DTD release after 3 days of selling property to me.
Option from bank 2
They will provide DD to A's banker
A will do release of DTD
A will register house to me after releasing DTD.
This bank needs interim security for a week like document of any other property owned by us which would have value same as the loan provided by bank until we do release deed and sale deed and handover the original documents of property.
I am not sure which one is safe and which one is legal, Bank 1 also claims it safe for me as the risk for me is less, But not sure its legal,
Bank 2 says this path is correct but will have some risk but can be mitigated by doing a registered sale agreement,
Please help me with what is the right option for me to follow?
Anonymous
11 September 2021 at 21:48
Hi
I had an ancestral property but in the year 2003, my father and paternal uncles got their shares from the grandfather.
Now my father wants to sell off the share he got, however, i wish to retain the property. Is his share not ancestral anymore and has became his personal property after division?
Can i still claim my share and put a hold on sale. Please advise.
Anonymous
11 September 2021 at 12:55
We have given a contract for building our house to a contractor.
As per the contract we were supposed to pay in advance based on the progress of work.
After 2 months we have paid him 5 lac. The quality of work was very poor and we informed him multiple times regarding this. He didn't improve the work quality even after that.
Ultimately we asked him to stop the work. He also delayed our construction.
Initially, the contractor is said that he will not leave the site. He was threatening that he will send us legal notice and will get the construction delayed even further.
We have to pay EMIs for the loan we have taken for construction. We are already facing losses.
Now, the contractor has sent us a bill of 6 lac and asking us to give him more money only then he would leave the site. We have asked the registered valuer to do the valuation of his work. The registered valuer told us that the cost of his work is only 3 lac.
Accordingly, he has taken 2 lac extra from us. And now asking 1 lac more to leave the site.
Kindly help how to get the money back and get rid of this contractor.
Anonymous
11 September 2021 at 10:40
My mother expired without a will
We are four legal heirs
Three legal heirs make a release deed , claiming they are the only three surviving legal heirs.
1st the btothers released the property to my father,
Then father gifted the properties to one of my brothers.
When i came to know about it , i served both the societies legal notice . The societies confirmed there is a family dispute and they will maintain a status quo till we all lagal heirs dont get a coury order . The brother approched the Deputy Registrar of cooperative , he did not call me for any hearing and also was not ready to listen to the submiitions given by the societies and has instructed them to transfer the flats in the name of my brother who has received it as gift. We all know the reason behind the said order, they think them selves to be demi gods, and for dakshina give there so called prasad to any one who approaches them having least respect for justice .
Please advice for wrong doings for Deputy Registrar, and for his benefit ,I a common person is being made to suffer.
Please advice if any straightforward method is there,
Why are the courts not taking a strong stand against these demi gods , who are actually not only giving and getting financial gains but also spoiling the relationships in the Society.
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