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sm   03 February 2012 at 12:57

Gpa property

I am going to buy a property in a Society (Vikas Kunj, Vikas Puri, New Delhi)which is on GPA. The entire society is on GPA and from last 2/3 decades all sales were done on GPA (GPA registration). No bank is providing loan on sale of these society flats. The flat I am going to buy is from Original Allotee (1st owner.The society has MCD Water, DDA Market, Super Bazar etc. What would be the repurcussions of buying such property?

Anonymous   03 February 2012 at 12:34

Stay order or injunction order for a property

Dear Sir / Madam,

How to process stay order or injunction order? How much I have to pay to advocate for stay order or injunction order for a property which is misusing in Bangalore, Karnataka?

Please describe with detail.

Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   03 February 2012 at 11:34

Gpa property

I am going to buy a property in a Society (Vikas Kunj, Vikas Puri, New Delhi)which is on GPA. The entire society is on GPA and from last 2/3 decades all sales were done on GPA (GPA registration). No bank is providing loan on sale of these society flats. The flat I am going to buy is from Original Allotee (1st owner.The society has MCD Water, DDA Market, Super Bazar etc. What would be the repurcussions of buying such property?

Gopal Ranjan Panigrahi   03 February 2012 at 09:57

Property tax on solar panel

Sir, as we know that Municipal Corporation imposes Property Tax on Building, dwelings etc which are within its Municipal limits.

My query is with respect to Property Tax being imposed on panel of solar Plant of 2 MW

Generally Property Tax is levied on building , dwellings,ancillary construction etc

Can Municipal Municipal Corporation imposes Property Tax on solar Panel (as we know its structure embded over earth)

If yes under what law

sheetal   03 February 2012 at 09:38

Booking of flat denied after initial payment

I have booked a flat in upcoming project at Nashik & filled their application form and given token amount of Rs 1 Lac through account payee cheque. Builder has assured me to give reciept of this 1 lac on next day since the day when i booked was sunday. i assured to give balance booking amount in 2-3 days. Builder has deposited the cheque and got the money. after two days, builder has communicated that deal is not acceptable to him at agreed price and instead asked for deal at much higher rate. Please suggest me what remedy i can have against the builder.

Anonymous   03 February 2012 at 00:19

Property

my father has buy a land in 1980 and registered that one in the name of my brother at the age of 12 years(his year of birth is 1968) and built a building in that land after two years. now my brother says that he is the owner of that building.
i am very much warred about this, is it right as per the low. If not, what could i do

Anonymous   02 February 2012 at 21:08

Muslim law

If a deserted Muslim wife claim share in her husbands property. if yes what share she will get in the property of her husband.

Jamema   02 February 2012 at 13:30

Noc

I am planning to sell my flat,

1.Is NOC from the society is required to sell the flat? may i have the document that gives the details

2.I have found a buyer who is a Muslim, When i Spoke to my secratary of the society they have mentioned that NOC may not be given for muslims in our society

currently, there is not a single muslim owner in our society, since the builder's time, they have categorically kept muslims out of the society, hence they say that NOC MAY NOT BE GIVEN IF THE BUYER IS A MUSLIM!

i want to know what is the law in regard to this?

Anonymous   02 February 2012 at 11:14

Noc from chs

I am planning to sell my flat,

1.Is NOC from the society is required to sell the flat? may i have the document that gives the details

2.I have found a buyer who is a Muslim, When i Spoke to my secratary of the society they have mentioned that NOC may not be given for muslims in our society

currently, there is not a single muslim owner in our society, since the builder's time, they have categorically kept muslims out of the society, hence they say that NOC MAY NOT BE GIVEN IF THE BUYER IS A MUSLIM!

i want to know what is the law in regard to this?

Azhar   02 February 2012 at 11:07

Repost - definition of ancestral and self acquired property.

Gents, Sorry for re posting. My earlier query was posted as anonymous and I now understand that anonymous queries will not be answered. Hence I am re posting. My apologies in advance. Another note to add at this stage is - i am not underestimating any of the experts knowledge of advice in the forum, who are doing a wonderful job. But just to reaffirm my situation I am asking this.

Difference between Ancestral & Self Acquired

Ancestral Property
In simple words, what i understand is that, a property say 2 acres, held by a joint family should be transferred atleast to 4 generation without any partitions in between, to be treated as ancestral. ie. 1 gen has 2 acres and the 4 gen also will have 2 acres.


If in case the 2 acre is partitioned among brothers of Generation 2, then it becomes the self accquired property of the brothers!

Q1. Is my understanding on self acquired property correct. Does the same applies to Hindu (Caste Thiyya) in Kerala.

Section 2 (this is also re post. apologies)
Property belong to Thiyya in Kerala.
We purchased a property from Mr. X in 2000. Mr. X is still alive. Mr. X got this property through partition after Mr. X's fathers death. The partition occured in 1994 and in the partition deed Mr. X, His brother & His sister are included.

Let us call X's father Y. Y got the property through partition after Y's fathers death. Partition was done in 1964.

Y got from his father in 1936 after his fathers death, again thru partition, All these people belong to Hindu Thiyya caste.

Now Mr. X has a son who is claiming that he has 50% share on the property which we purchased.
1. Is that correct.
2. What will be our position if X's son approaches to court?
3. Will there be any advantage to us by telling the fact that we are owning and paying the tax of the land for last 11 years?
4. Mr X has mentioned in the sale deed that there is no other owners for the land and also mentioned that he and his other properties will be liable if something like that arises. DOes this give us any upper hand.

Again I humbly request the experts opinion, especially of Mr. Ramachandaran Sir, who is a subject matter expert. Raj kumar ji, please dont think I am underestimating your advice. I am confused because of the lawyers in Kerala.