Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 21:27
Hello All
As I asked earlier my mother had self acquired property(1955) and she expired on 2005, I am ealder son of her my occupation is only agriculture with consent of my mother property i earned 10 acre of land (1969-1980) registered on my name. now i sold out some pice of land to my doughter... My Brother(younger son of her) filed the objection for this sale..
by stating this is joint family property..
what is the next action i have to take?
as per information of this forum its not a joint family property!
Goutham
02 January 2012 at 20:51
Dear experts,
My grandmother wrote a will when I was around 4 years old, mentioning my name as Goutham Ganesan, now I am 28 years old but in all my certificate my name is mentioned as Goutham, Now i want to get patta for my property. Due to the difference in name the Thasildar is refusing to grant patta. What is the remedy?
Sunil Kumar Sharma
02 January 2012 at 19:37
IN 1992 I have purchased a plot 100 sq yds jointly in the name of my Father & Mother on only registered will in Delhi. Father Tranfer his 50% share to My mother's name on 10-2-1999 by a notorised Power of Attorney & Father expired on 24-5-1999.
Mother Sold 100 Sq Yds to my Wife on 10-1-2001 through Registered (Power of Attorney & Registered Will) only,unregistered (Special Power of Attorney,Agreement To Sell,Payment Receipt,Possession Letter with Sign & thumb impression).
1--Can my mother made again any power of attorney or will in any case either in pressure or any kind of fear in the name of my remaining one live brother , one expired brother & one live sister.
My mother is illiterate knows only hindi.
2--If both brother & sister are able to make attorney or will from my mother then what can be taken against them.
3-Can it be possible?
4--Can it be legal ?
S.K.Sharma
Cell:9212594477
Delhi
Madhur Singh
02 January 2012 at 18:12
A Registered Sale Deed of Agricultural land is under Mortgage by deposit of Title Deed in the Urban Co-operative Bank Limited. Whether Bank can take action for recovery against debtor on behalf of Co-operative Act 1965 under section 71 and 91 etc or Not?
Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 18:01
EARLIER PROPERTY EXISTS IN THE NAME OF THE GRANDMOTHER. LATER MY FATHER(ONLY SON) HAD WRITTEN ON HIS NAME BEFORE MY GRANDMOTHER EXPIRED. MY
FATHER HAS 1 SON (MYSELF) AND 4 DAUGHTERS (2 MARRIED AND 2 MAJORS UNMARRIED). DUE TO MY JOB, I HAD TO BE IN A DIFFERENT PLACE AND WE DONT
HAVE ANY DISPUTES. NOW MY SISTERS(ALL 4 ) HAVE ARE TRYING TO GET THE PROPERTY REGISTERED ON THEIR NAME.
1. CAN I HAVE ANY LEGAL CONTROL OVER THE PROPERTY??
2. CAN MY FATHER WRITE A WILL TO ANYBODY OF HIS LIKE??
3. DONT I HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT ON THE PROPERTY AS THIS IS MY GRANDPARENTS PROPERTY?/
KINDLY GUIDE ME IN THIS REGARD
Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 17:25
Hi!
Me & my wife jointly own a property in mumbai. Even the Home Loan is joint. As i am always touring, i want to give her sole rights to sign any document pertaining to the said property.
What kind of document/agreement we should sign.
Kindly advice.
Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 14:29
02.01.2011
Respected Sirs,
Our father expired some 20 years back.
We are three brothers living in the Joint family with families of my father's other two brothers.
As per last mutation, our mother has 20% share in the house and my eldest brother has 10% share in the house and the rest 70% is in name of our 2 uncles's family.
Now our mother has expressed a desire that our second brother and I should have equal rights on her 20% ownership in the house, so we all three brothers can have equal share of 10% each.
For this purpose, please give a format of Document that can be made and made by our Mother, primarily for the purpose of clarity among us three brothers, as desired by our mother.
Thanks & Regards
Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 13:31
Dear Experts,
What is the meaning of 'PARTITION', between whom the partition is effected.Kindly eloborate the meanig of 'ORAL PARTITION', between whom the Oral partition is effected.
Can Oral partiton intrument is usefull for effecting transfer of ag-lands property from mother-in-law to Son-in-law?
With regards.
Thanking you ALL in advance.
Anonymous
02 January 2012 at 11:46
I purchased a flat in a cooperative housing society and gave my orignial share certificate alongwith other necessary documents duly filled and signed to the Secretary for transfer in my name.
The Society has lost my original share certificate.
Request to furnish the procedure in getting the duplicate share certificate.
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Questions re property owned by partnership
I am part of a 2-person partnership in Tamil Nadu, and unfortunately have been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness with a prognosis that is not very encouraging. The other partner is my brother. The partnership does not do any trade, and simply owns one immovable property that is leased currently for several years.
I have a few related questions:
a. By definition I understand that a partnership requires at least two people. Upon death of one of the two partners, does the partnership automatically dissolve. Or does it automatically become a sole proprietorship that is run by the surviving partner?
b. If the partnership is automatically dissolved, I would assume that the ownership of the immovable property (currently owned by the partnership) would flow to the surviving partner and the successor of the deceased partner. Is this true, and is there any IT tax consequence or other related stamp duties or fees?
c. Assuming that the property ownership flows as mentioned above, can I settle my interest to my wife and son? What about IT tax, stamp duty or fees for such settlement?
d. What would happen to the multi-year lease that is currently between the tenant and the partnership? Would this remain in tact if the partnership is dissolved, or would it be better to memorialize any related transition with the tenant?
I would greatly appreciate any input as I do not know Indian law and want to do things proactively while we still have the time.
Best Regards,
Chetan