Anonymous
15 December 2011 at 12:25
Hi,
I stay in Bangalore. There is a property(residential) in my father's name that he inherited from my grandfather. He was the only son of my grandfather. My father wants to give this property to me now.
I have a sister who is asking for a share in this property now. she is married(in year 2000). Does she have a right to claim for a share in the property as the property is inherited by my father from my grandfather. We belong to the hindu community.
Naresh S. Patil
15 December 2011 at 11:18
A hindu male, not a Govt Servant, dying intestate. only one son.
How to get his name recorded as owner after his father's death in Sub Registrar's Office?
Naresh S. Patil
15 December 2011 at 11:01
Dear brothers,
My client has entered into an agreement for purchase of a room in a chawl under construction on an agricultural land.
Location a Village in Ambernath Dist Thane
Points
1. the purchaser is not an agriculturist.
2. The builder/Developer has only 4 documents, namley. Gram Panchayat Sanction, 7/12 extract, Development agreement between land owners and Developer a non revocable POA.
3. There is no permission of the Collector for conversion of Agril laqn into NA.
4. Defects in documents.
There are 7 names as owners in 7/12 extract, but only 4 owners have executed POA and Dev. agreement.
Other Village forms are not available with the Developers.
Kindly advise me.
Anonymous
15 December 2011 at 00:31
Whether the children of daughters (who have died before 2000) have share in grandfathers ancestral property? If yes to what extent?
My grandfather (mother's father) died in 1990. He was survived by eight children A to H. Out of which A,E and H are daughters.
A, E and H all have expired and survived by their children. All the sons of grandfather are alive. I am son of E. In 7/12 document all A to H are listed as heirs.
The ancestral property is to be sold now. What will be my share in the property?
Will the 2005 amendment apply in this case?
Sanjiv
14 December 2011 at 23:17
I want to know What is the right of Grandson on Grandfather's (Grandfather died 20 yrs ago and he self earned the property) property if Father is alive.
1. Can grandson mortgage the property without partition?
2. As I know (I may be wrong) that Law describe grandsons as a equal share holder in family property of Grandfather along with father if the grandson is adult.
3.Is it true?
Father is alive and in possession of whole property.
Grandsons are mature adults(between 35-40).
Please clear my doubts as I am a layman .
Please help as I want to keep my share about 1/3(2 grandsons and father) with bank as mortgage for Bank Loan due to urgent financial need for business.
Father doesn't want to co-operate in this matter.
If yes then what are legal steps to be followed without a partition suit to be filed?
Rizwanulla Khan
14 December 2011 at 19:41
Dear Sir, I appreicate if you can advise me on the following issue:
Father has given as Hiba part of his property to 2 daughters and four sons leaving one elder son. For elder son he had registered as per the local law a part of the property when he was infant.
Sir, I request to clarify following:
Is this Hiba valid?
Can elder son dispute this hiba given to his sisters and brothers. Regards, Rizwan
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 18:39
Hi. Is it advisable to give a No Objection Letter to a tenant for him to issue a passport on the flat that is under my name. He has been my tenant for the second time. Earlier he was my tenant some 5 years back and now again he has entered into a leave license agreement with me this year.
Kindly advise.
Chandan Adhikary
14 December 2011 at 18:33
I have book a flat At kholshet , Thane , Maharashtra in Under construction Stage.
official position handover date was April'2011. but till date builder not given position and his project not completed .
now he asking to pay Service tax , which never mention in agreement and not say at time of purchase. registation date 14th aug 2010.
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 18:20
Dear Expert,
My father has given one house as a gift to his own brother's son. my uncle was die 10 years ago.
It was a very old home that is purchased by my father and we were also living in same house but 35 years ago we shifted to some other place and my uncle and there family was living in same old building.
My uncle's son given some excuse they don't have money to purchase home and given commitment to serve my father rest of life but after registry of home, they are not talking to my father.
registry was around 120 days old. is there any procedure to roll back this registry by my father?
Thanks in Advance.
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Property dispution
Hello Exports,
As I understood:
Any self acquired property is separate property of family member(assume mother having purely self acquired property).
One son of her earns some property with cosent of mother property(No other source) when she is alive?
what is the status of this property?
Self acquired property of son or joint property of family?
If it is a self acquired property of son,
what will be the status of son and mother property after deth of mother?
Kindly help in this.