Anonymous
16 January 2012 at 09:57
i purchasd a property from X . the entire consideration was paid to him . X was bachelor . X expired in 2004 . Now the five chilgren of his real brother are claiming to be his LR's . four children have executed relinquishment deed in favor of the fifth sibling "A" . A have received some more money from me and has given the NOC in my favour . Some formalities are pending with the authorities in respect to that property for which "A" has executed/registered with the SR , an irrevocable SPA in favour of my brother on my behest . "A" have also executed an irrevocable SPA for the sale/transfer of the said property to any third party oon behalf of "A" .
1. Do the SPA holder have the legal right to sell the said poroperty .
2. Will the sale by the SPA holder be legally valid .
3. Can the "A" revoke the SPA in future ?
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 23:52
Hello, i and my husband are NRIs and we want to buy residential plot/site in india. My husband's father (my father -in-law)has my husband's Power of attorney done 10 years back in india when my husband was still in India as a Indian resident. Is that still valid to buy property as an NRI? We both are Indian citizens living in abroad.
Appreciate your response.
Thanks.
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 20:41
Mediator says that particular survey number X is cancelled & later in some 1988 , government has changed survey numbers into X/1 to X/36.
How to verify & find out what is the truth of a plot lying in a particular survey of hyderabad sub urban
Experts pls reply
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 16:31
Scenario
- Daughter got married before 25.3.1989
- Her parents passed on or after 2006
Is daughter still eligible for her parent's property?
(During 2005 there is a revised hindu law).
We came to know that daughter who got married after 25.3.1989 is eligible for property share and not who got married before 25.3.1989.
Please input.
Thanks
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 13:19
Thanks for the previous replies.
Background: Buying a plot from a expired person through his son.
As legal hire certificate is going to take time of min 3 months.
Whats the best legal option to get into
Do we need to wait until the legal hire certificate obtain from the court
or
Can we go ahead for registration before we get legal hire certificate
In both cases what are the risks involed. Experts kind comments please
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 13:17
Sir my clients property was sold by DRT in the year 2000.Actually he had credit facilities in nationalised bank and when his account was classified as NPA for non payment of principal as well as interest bank filed a suit in DRT got the property attached and sold it in public auction.The property was a open land and the auction purchaser has not developed it.It appears that he has bought it just for the purpose of investment.The amount he paid for its purchase at that time was around 15 lakhs.As he has not changed the property in his name my client approched him and offered to buy that for 50 lakhs. But he is demanding 75 lakhs which is the present market value of the property. As the property has not been mutated in his name I took my client to the DRT and asked for redemption. They told me to contact the bank for redemption.When I contacted the bank they told me that redemption is not possible at this stage as the sale certificate has been registered by auction purchaser immediately after purchase. My question is if I can redeem that property from bank or not? and what is the method of transferring the property from auction purchaser if I negotiate with auction purchaser and he agrees for some price as he has got the sale certificate registered in his name. Please help.
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 11:46
Hindu Family..Kerala
Mother + 3 Brothers (only 1 brother is alive now) + 2 sisters (1 died)
My mother got 3 brothers and 2 sisters and these sisters got married before 1954. Moother's marriage was in 1974. The partition of her parent's asset was donein 1977 and the assets were devided among 3 brothrs only and there was no Will written by Grand father/Grand mother. None of these ladies got any share of their parents asset. Only one uncle (mother's broethr) is survided now, and whether we can claim for her share of property . My Mother confirmed she never gave any signature anywhere so as to release her right on that property. Also interestingly, when I checked the partition document, I could see only the name of these 3 uncles and their children , but not mentioned anywhere about these 3 sister's name. So whether this is a clear manipulation and how we can proceed to claim the property
Your advice is highly appreciated..
gradfather expired in 1952
grandmother in 1982
partition in 1977
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 11:39
seven years ago , i bought a bunglow in a society which is under co.op.hos.soc. and i also got 5 shares transffered in my name.the person from whom i bought this bunglow, have repay the loan and all lavies of the society and also got
RE-CONVEYANCE certificate from finance co. , from whom the said society have taken loan for their society members.now since i have got this RE-CONVEYANCE CERTIFICATE , if i want to resign from society and want to surrender my all 5 shares ..can i...?
Anonymous
15 January 2012 at 11:32
There is a case, where a person is living on a land for around 10 years(having municipal no. A and Khasra number B) and he is paying all bills and taxes related to that particular land. A order comes from government according to which land having municipal number A is not in that Khasra but in Khasra no. C. So, whether the person is entitled to land in khasra B or he should leave the same and go to C.
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