Prasad Burra
29 December 2020 at 12:16
Hello Hai:
I bought a flat in 2011 in Pune. In the sale deed it is mentioned that I have open reserved parking for which I paid the builder.
In the Index II it is missed the mention. The society is NOT accepting the statement in Sale Deed. They are not allotting me open reserved parking.
Please advice the options available to me.
thanks a lot for the advice.
Regards,
Prasad.
Museb Jamadar
29 December 2020 at 09:44
We are 3 brothers and 1 sister and my mother has made hiba nama on me and second brother means my mothers land is distributed between two son ,
Futher by other brother and sister will have right on that land or no?
Jaya J
27 December 2020 at 16:05
I am planning to buy an agricultural land in erode district Tamil Nadu. The owner says it is condition patt and can be converted to Ayan patta easily. Please tell me whether it is possible and what are the steps or formalities? How much will it cost extra per acre?
Anonymous
26 December 2020 at 13:43
how to rectify/ modify in the registree of an house registered t under the registration act 1908
Anonymous
26 December 2020 at 12:51
Hi Sir / Madam,
One of my friend purchased a Flat with a down payment of 10L and hence he was not eligible for housing loan and on his request I have taken the loan on his behalf and repaying his transferred amount from past 5 years.
Even Now he is not eligible by from some source he is able to pay the EMI regularly.
The Flat is Registered on my Name and the loan is also on my name.
Need assistance is there any way that can I make them assured that I will not cheat them . Can I make a joint registration or any other suggestions please.
Harikesh
kaushik pandya
26 December 2020 at 12:18
My Father & My Brother are legal farmers,In Gujarat
My Father expired in 1992 leaving some agricultural land ,it was transferred to my mothers name,my brothers name and my name me(sister),
Later due to family seperation my mother and me( I ) released our right in favour of my brother,in the year 1999
Now my mother nor I do not have any agricultural land in our name,
Is it possible today that my brother gifts me some agricultural land,my brother is still a farmer and he has got agricultural land in his name,
Thankyou,
Anonymous
26 December 2020 at 12:04
Hello, I am living in a co. op. housing society. There are around 70 houses and society is built around 60 years ago. In today's situation in most of the houses two or three families are living by dividing house in front & back or in different floors. Now society has given one share certificate to one house. There are no Dastavej done for any house yet. In our case house is in the name of my grand mother and share certificate is also in the name of my grand mother. Scoiety is saying that in the share certificate there could be a name of one person only, they can't allote a share certificate having two names (of my father & uncle) My question is why is this so?I want to make property in a separate names i.e one portion is in name of my uncle and other one in name of my father. They both should be free to sale or take a loan on their portion of the property without any one's sign or consent. Can you please suggest some way out of it? If yo are suggesting to do dastavej that how much it will cost to each parties? Thank you.
Awni Ranjan
25 December 2020 at 19:38
This is a real case.
Mr X ( a grandfather ) died at the age of 88 and before death had made specific will for distribution of movable and immovable property.
He also had stocks and shares of several companies worth rupees two crores approximately at the time of his death.
During his lifetime itself he had made specific nominations in the favour of his grandson and the nominations were duly confirmed by the respective companies. And were in the full knowledge of the grandson and other legal heirs.
BUT he had NOT made any will for this financial asset in any manner whatsoever.
AFTER HIS ( Mr. X ) DEATH HIS GRANDSON INFORMED THE COMPANIES ABOUT THE DEATH OF Mr.X.
Based on the already registered nominations the companies opened another account in the name of grandson and transferred all the stocks and shares.
EVERYTHING WAS OKAY AND THERE WAS NO CLAIMANT WHATSOEVER.
ISSUE:
The grandson sold shares worth forty lacs out of the two crore.
MY questions are as below:
(1) Whether the grandson is liable to capital gains tax
(2) If yes, then what will be the (a) acquisition and or purchase value
(3) Whether the acquisition value will be the same as that which was purchased by Mr.X ( grandfather )
(4) Whether the acquisition value will be "ZERO "
(5) Whether the acquisition value will be the market value of the the socks and shares on the date of death of the grandfather
Please also take into account any supreme court judgement involving NOMINATION AS A TRUSTEE , if any
HOPE, I am able to make the whole issue abundantly clear
KINDLY give opinion
Thanks
Awni Ranjan
Anonymous
24 December 2020 at 15:56
Hi,
I have a property registered under my name as well as my co-brother. I would like to know if I can re-register it in my wife's name (with the co-brother) and if so, what is the process?
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Father and mother property
My Father died in the year 2011, Mother alive. My Father has own property and Mother has a own property. We are 3 brothers and 1 sister. All married. We all, mother, sister and all brothers had a discussion and want to do divide the property of father and mother. Also, we have settled a fix amount of money to our sister and she agreed. What is the best way to initiate the legal proceedings which will not create any legal issues in future. All family members are ready for any signature and legal documents. Please advise.