soman jana
14 December 2011 at 18:11
i have booked a flat and shop together @ of 1200 and 1500 respectively in virar 2 yrs before.one mistake i did is that i have neither made the agreement copy niether taken the scheme of bifurcation for shop or flat.
now due to rise in markwt rate the builder is trying to harass us when we are asking for registration. i hav made full payment for flat ,shop,and registartion chrges is also paid. now he is asking to pay the sales tax @2.85% before he can register. i have made 6 lacs payment in chq and balance 6 lacs in cash. i have only payment receipt.
plz help and guide what to do for my beleiving on this builder and made payment as n when asked. do there is any act to help me.
it is quite urgent please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 18:10
Greetings,
First of all thanks for providing this type of platform & Service.
My question is with reference to Apartment Act in Maharashtra,
Facts:
1. I am the Apartment Owner. In Our building, there are @60 flats (36 nos - 2BHK and 18 nos -3BHK and 4 nos Penta-houses).
2. Currently our Committee is charging the same Maintenance cost to each Apartment owners.
3. Sinking fund is as per Sq.Ft. which had been come through the one time Maintenance charges collected in early stage.
4. Also, Committee is asking same Painting fund which is not from sinking fund from each apartment owner.
Considering these facts I believe this is not convincing that each Apartment (i.e. flat) owner should bear the same Maintenance Amount and same Painting fund.
Please advice how it should be as per law and Apartment acts in Maharashtra.
If all mentioned facts are not as per regulations, then how should I approach for the remedy step by step?
Awaiting Reply
Thanks
bhaskil
14 December 2011 at 17:00
sir i am staying in secunderabad area since 1985 have applied for my home regularization on Nov 2004 and attached all the documents including Municipal tax receipts & Electricity bills but no replay come from the revenue dept., on my surprise i got notice on June 2008 stating that to get regularization my residential property upon the notice i again applied for regularization on June 2008. Now i received a MEMO stating that my application was rejected due to the land is classified as GVM (Government Vested Municipal)
please advise me what to do....
HAMIDA
14 December 2011 at 16:35
hi
if i want to gift my property to my husband wat are the legal formalities.the house is bought by my own money can i gift this to my husband is there any problem legally plz advice.
thankyou
arun
14 December 2011 at 14:08
I purchased one flat and one shop in my wife's name in 2001. I paid all consideration for both properties. Now I want to transfer these properties in my name without paying any stamp duty. Is it possible and how ? Please advise also whether if irrevocable power of attorney will be as good as transfer or sale deed.
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 13:50
i purchased a property at malad in the year 1-1-1980[as per agreement with builder].at that time no stampduty or registration charges were paid.at present society is regestered and i am bonafied member with share certificates.now i want to transfer this property in the name of my elder son[beside this i am mother of other 3sons and 2daughters]at present i am living with my husband and two younger sons and in the year 1980 this property was bought by sole income of my elder son.and thats why i want to transfer this property in the name of my elder son.so please advise me what is the proper way to register and transfer this propert in the name of my elder son?so in future after my deth elder son should not face any problem from his brothers,sisters,society,or any government authorities.
Thanking You!
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 13:46
My maternal grandfather died in 1988(at Alibag - Maharashtra). He had 8 children (5sons plus 3 daughters). I am his daughters son (who is predeceased in 1996). He had three ancestral properties. Out of which one property was sold in 1993 and all got equal share. Now all the three daughters are deceased. There are two children each to daughters of grandfather who now are heirs.
There was no informal or registered partition or court decree that had happened till date. Now the two balance properties are to be sold. What would be the rightful share of pre deceased daughters children? Will the amended hindu succession (2005)law apply? When a hindu coparcener dies what are rights of daughters in such a case? My maternal uncles are saying that you as pre deceased daughters son shall get only 1/96 share. They say that since grandfather dies on 1988 succession opened that time and property will be divided in six parts now - 5 parts of sons and one part of grand father. In the part of grand father now there will be again 8 parts and daughters children shall receive one part each which would have belonged to daughters if they would have been alive.
I feel this is incorrect and need advise as four of my maternal uncles have never taken care of my grandparents and my grand father died in Alibag court fighting cases against my maternal uncles. One maternal uncle was saner and took care of my grand parents whom we will adore till our death.
Please advise as different lawyers are giving different opinions.
Quick and precise advise shall help us to fight injustice (if any found).
aarti
14 December 2011 at 13:33
hi ,
i have an property and i was only owner of it.
i have 2 son
i want to give it to my one son gift deed is so costelly so
what r the other way to transfer
can i add my sons name in the property how much it 'll cost in rajasthan state.
dlc rate is 4500
Anonymous
14 December 2011 at 12:13
The Chairman & Secretatry has signed on the Share Certificate as transfer in the name of Purchaser without execution of prescribed forms.
After six months, When, I approached the Society that there are certain documents / forms should have been executed for transfer of Share Certificate, they told me we could complete these formalities now. However, the Seller has left the town and we do not have his whereabouts. Therefore, can we execute such documents without the signature of seller and instead could attach the Registered Sale Deed.
Please suggest
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My father expired in 2005. He has made a "WILL" in my favour. I have received "PROBATE" from competent court. What are the papers required to be submitted to Society for transferring the flat in my name? Does it require to be paid Stamp Duty/Registration?