Sanjay Sharma
20 December 2011 at 09:22
Dear Sir,
I stay in Jogeshwari - Mumbai since last 3 years under a pagdi system room (chawl). In October 2011, i have renovated the house and increased the vertical height to around 14 feet ( applicable as per BMC - Mumbai law).
However, the pagadi owner is demanding the money in cash from us as a compensation for increasing the vertical wall of the home and not seeking ihs permission.
Further, there are aroung 20 rooms in our chawl and 50 % residents have increased the vertical wall in the past and the pagadi owner has never demanded any amount from them .
Further, the pagadi owner has complained the local policy station and the poice suggested to pay him the amount without any written consent. We paid him, Rs.2,000/- partly and still he is demanding Rs.3000 from us so that he would not complaint to BMC and destroy the renovated property.
I would like to know what can be done to resolve the issue as the pagdi owner is behind us for the money and is not demanding any funds from others who have increased the vertical wall limit in past.
Anonymous
20 December 2011 at 06:06
Hello,
I would need to let my property off and hence wondering if there is anywhere i can get standard tenancy agreement?
regards
Anonymous
20 December 2011 at 06:02
Hello,
I own an apartment in chennai and my mum's name is also there in the registration documents as joint owner. I would like to transfer it to just my name alone instead of having it as joint along with my mum.
Can you please let me know what is the procedure i would need to follow, how much it would cost and how long it would take.
Also do i need to sign up with a lawyer for this (or) can i approach registrar office directly for this? kindly clarify
Thanking you in advance for your help.
regards
dinesh kumar
19 December 2011 at 23:37
I HAVE PURCHASED A SHOPOF 1230SQFT IN A MALL ON GROUND FLOOR ON 30/06/2009@8000WITH A DISCOUNT OF 10% FOR FOR ONE TIME PAYMENT & BUILDER HAS ASSURED IT TO COMPLETE INA YEAR WITH GRACE PERIOD OF SIX MONTH.I HAVE AN AGREEMENT WITH BUILDER.NOW WHEN BUILDING HAS GOING TO BE COMPLETE BUILDER HAS GIVEN ME A LETTER TO CANCEL THE SHOP DUE TO CHANGE OF PLAN FROM INDIVISUAL SHOP TO ENTIRE HALL.THEY HAVE GIME ME A OPTION TO SHIFT IN OFFICE ON 4TH FLOOR MEASURING 2300SQFT.WHAT I SHOULD DO?CAN I GO TO COURTFOR MY SHOP ONLY OR COMPROMISE WITH SHOP.IF I GO TO COURT CAN COURT WHAT WILL HAPPEN /POSSIBLE ?WHEN I INSIST TO BUILDER TO HAND OVER THE SHOP ,THEY CONFESS THAT WHEN ENTIRE PLAN HAS CHANGED ,HOW I CN GIVE/REGISTER YOU THE SHOP WHICH EXITENCE IS
NOT THERE.
Manoj
19 December 2011 at 23:32
A, B, C, D and E are joint owners of land in Gujarat. A partnership firm is created in the year 2009 by the aforesaid owners with F, G, H, I & J the partnership is formed having nature of business of development of land and construction of units. A, B, C, D & E brings the land jointly owned by them in partnership and F, G, H, I & J bring capital for construction of units i.e residential and shops.
Now my query is as follows :
(1) Can A, B, C, D and E bring their jointly owned property in partnership firm. IF yes then how and if no why. Can a joint property be brought in partnership firm without any document.
(2) What is the stamp duty applicable in this case of partnership deed
(3) If units are constructed on this land than who will execute the agreement for sale and sale deed of these units.
(4) Can any of these partners authorise any one of them to execute the deeds and documents of the units. If yes then how.
(5) Suppose A, B, C, D, and E only form a partnership firm and bring the land jointly owned by them in the partnership firm and then sale the land as partners of the partnership firm. Is it a valid sale.
(6) Whether any development agreement is required to be executed between them.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 21:01
I signed a sale deed with a seller 2 years ago. Hoever, due to a fault on my part the property failed to be registered.
I have now resolved my issue and am ready to register the property. However, the seller is now stating that she will only register the property if I pay a further amount to reflect today's market value.
In the last 2 years property prices have increased 5 fold in the area - as reflected my recent nearby sales. The seller argues that if I sold the property after registeration, I would aquire this amount or more.
Since the sales deed, I have been living at the property but all taxes have been paid by the seller.
1. What legal basis does the seller have to request more money to register?
2. Is my 2 year old sale deed now void? Will I need to draw up a new sales deed before I can proceed at origianl or new price?
3. How should I respond?
With kind regards.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 19:32
Hi Sir,
The muncipal corporation of my town has constructed a marriage hall on my land. As I stay away from my home town due to my work, I came to know about it after one of the person who was willing to buy it went to have a look at the property. He told me about the construction. The construction by the munciapl corpoartion has not yet completed, and is not yet ready to use, howevr, the concrete structure has been erected. Could you please tell me what all steps should I take? I would also like to inform you that, if I agree on a compromise I will get the government rate of 180000 Rs, from the Muncipal corporation. However, the property is at a prime location and if I sell it to someone else, I would get close to 300000 Rs.
Please assist.
Thanks
Waiting eagerly for your reply.
Anonymous
19 December 2011 at 17:39
Sir,
my father has got this property from his fathers brother. Since his father was dead his grand father and fathers property was given to my father by his fathers younger brother. and now my fahter has sold the property to others and now we are four children and my father has sold the property in the year 1971 to some three parties. So I request your goodself to tell us how to get our property since it is more than 20 crores worth today and what way we can approach the law. Since our family condition is very bad.
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