Anonymous
04 January 2012 at 23:41
how to registered and how to calculated stamp duty and where is registered leave n license rental agreement?
narinder_6in
04 January 2012 at 22:38
I (alongwith my family) am living in a joint family with my father, and my brother (alogwith his family). The house is in the name of my father. My father is very old and on bed. I stay out of house for work and brother and his family are always at home. I am concerned that my brother or someone from his family may get a will signed by father for the property or any other asset of my father because till now everything is common. Please advise what remedy should I take so even if he is successful in getting it done, i can defend myself.
Also my brother while living in joint house has made 3 properties in his own name out of which he has also sold one. Is there any way I can get that to be treated as common property.
Further, my nephew (brother's son) beat me up yesterday and I am concerned that there could be quarrel again so what remedial action should I take for example, FIR etc. so tomorrow I am a legal position where I could defend myself
arpit mehta
04 January 2012 at 21:31
WHEN GAURANTOR RIGHT PREVAILS OVER BORROWER...IN MY CASE I AM GUARANTOR AND I AM READY TO PAY THE MORTGAGE MONEY SUBJECT TO CONDITION POSSESSION OF PROPERTY...DO I HAVE THE RIGHT OVER THE PROPERTY IF I PAY THE AMOUNT...PLEASE REPLY..THNX
Anand Chaudhary
04 January 2012 at 21:08
Dear Sir,
Last year (2010) we have registered a Lease Deed for our New Plant for 30 years. Now we have dropped our New Plant idea and hence we need to terminate the Lease Deed. Can anyone of you experts please provide me the format of Lease Deed Termination (Surrender), it would be a great help.
Thank you.
Anonymous
04 January 2012 at 20:30
Karta(oldest person) in the family does not have any property in his name he was in the govt service. karta's wife had property and registered on her name, She purchased that property after her marriage...but both were staying in her(wife's) ancistrol property.
is this self acquired property of her or hindu's joint family property during her life time?... now both are expired
Anonymous
04 January 2012 at 20:26
I purchase flat in Pune area. I have done agreement at the time of purchase. Now I am staying in my own flat. Builder has given me following documents.
a) Original Agreement
b) Possession letter by builder
C) Xerox copy of completion certificate
d) All payment receipts and no due certificate.
What are other formalities required to be completed if I want to sale my flat.
Anonymous
04 January 2012 at 19:15
Hi,
We have a property from our Grand father, who is no more.
can my father write a will/ gift any portion or all of the property to my brother or anyone else?
please note, my father has got Khatha in his name after my grand father died.
Can you please let me know if my father can do like above? if so, is that valid?
Thanks,
lakshmi
Anonymous
04 January 2012 at 19:11
Hi,
I bought a property from my personal income in my own name or in my wife name.
My brother says that since we are joint family(though we don't live together), the property bought by me is a common property.
Please note that, there is no partition happen so far between me, my brother & my father.
Does he have a right to claim share in properties bought through my income by me in my own name or in my wife name?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
neetinkumar
04 January 2012 at 18:44
As per new rule somebody told me that you have to register your property deal compulsory within 8 months and after that they will not accept your registration even with penalty.In my case i have a flat at dahisar,mumbai,purchased in the year 1980 in my sole name. Agreement deed with builder is in my possession and i am member of my soceity with share certificates in my name,but i have not registered my agreement with registrar office since 1980.Now what will happen if i want to sell or gift my property?please tell me the axact rules and procedure to sellout above property.
Thanking You!
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Nomination and wealth tax
My elderly mother is the sole owner of a new flat for which she now needs to make a nomination to the CHS, and consistent with that, a codicil for her will.
I and my wife each have another house. Hence if my mother nominated one/ both of us, after my mother's death we would have to pay /pay more wealth tax.
I and my wife are not keen to have it nominated solely to my only son, who is still in college. My questions:
1) Would a nomination by my mother to [my son 50% and me 50%] OR [my son, me, my wife 33% each] make me/my wife liable liable for wealth tax?
2) What about sole nomination to my son and life interest to me and my wife? Does this keep me and my wife out of wealth tax?
Thanks