hamid Ali khan
13 December 2011 at 12:04
My Mother have some ancesteral properties that she needs to get inherited.
The problem is that these properties were handed over to the AP High Court in 1958 to be distributed among the owners (Paigah Properties - Asman Jahi Paigah)
Since she has been living abroad and had no hands on knowledge about these properties until recently she did not apply for her share.
I would like to know to procedure to apply / request the high court to release them her share of property.
My grandmother was the daughter of Moin-ud-dowla, Asman Jahi Paigah, through whom my mother needs to inherit her share (3 sisters, including my mother).
I would be grateful if someone can help me in this matter as to what course of action needs to be taken to get her share of properties mutated to her name.
kindest regards
Yogesh Badhe
13 December 2011 at 10:48
Hi,
I was purchasing a flat and registered that flat on 12/08/2011, but the seller does not have his original documents (which he informed me after registration) hence I have gone through cancellation deed.
Now I would like to get my stamp duty refund.
Could anyone provide me procedure for Stamp duty refund application and related?
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 22:43
Can I mortgage my share in my father's share inherited from grandfather's property?
My father is guardian of whole family and family business. I have my separate business trying to establish it and for it I need to take some Cash-Credit loan for this I need to mortgage some land.
My father got his share after division from my grandfather's property beside his self earned property he is in possession of all property as guardian but do not want to divide the property as till he is alive.
I respect this but to establish my business I need money as I am a mature adult and want to do business my own way.
I do not want to take any share from my father's earned property but want to mortgage my 1/3 share to bank for C/C purpose (We are two child of Father). Can I do this without property division?
HUSSAIN PATANWALA
12 December 2011 at 20:57
Hi,
I reside in malad east kurar village village chawl system (pagdi). The house earlier belonged to my grandfather and then divided in 2 parts out of which one belongs to me and another sold to new tenant. The one which belongs to me is in the name of my father and we paid certain amount for separation. We also paid money for making it 1+1 and also paid money for constructing bathroom within the same house.
I am a lay man and don't know any rules and regulations. every time i want to do something in my house lanlord asks for thousand of rupees. eg. I paid 25000 for constructing bathroom.
My query is that i am planning to leave the area for better future of my son. when i will sale the property in 20 lacs lanlord will demand for 33% of his rights. Can we reduce the amount of 20 lacs for calculation of 33% as we paid for separation and bathroom which creates value to my residence.
My exact question is can i legally tell him to charge 33% for transfer of rights on 18 lacs instead.
Also i am exactly not aware if he is paying property taxes on time and the documents procedure is in order because he is powerful tell us to case while we demand to see papers or have copy of it.
(me reside @ this place for more than 40 years now)
please reply me or send your replies @ patanwalahussain@gmail.com
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 20:50
I have a closed garage measuring approx 200 sqft. which is not attached to the building(a separate structure inside compound).My bldg is in redevelopment process.
As per the bye laws Flat includes garage.
What am I eligible to get in lieu of garage space?
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 20:32
Dear All,
This is regarding our house situated at old delhi . It has ground floor ,Ist Floor and II floor build up on it. This house was in name of my Father who passed away in 2001 .
The Ground floor and Ist floor is on rent .It was given to two different parties by my father around 30 years back by my father.Ground floor is used as a godown and Ist floor tenant used to be use it as office cum godown .
After my dad passed away ground floor tenant start depositing rent which is nothing but Rs 150/pm (never revised in last 30 years )in the court. After the death of my father we had a word with him that we want this vacant as my brother has no source of income and he want to start some work therein .But tenant said he want 67% of market value to vacant it.After that he started depositing rent in court .We never accepted that.
Ist floor tenant never gave rent for last 15 years. The floor is locked and nobody visited it for last 9-10 years .
The problem is II nd floor toilet sewer is blocked and it would be cleared only when Ist floor sewer would be cleared .We tried level best to get the phone numbers of this tenants but no luck. Now what remedy we have to get our II floor toilet sewer clear up. Can we open the lock of Ist floor ?? Would it be illegal .How to get the sewer work of Ist floor done, without any legal problem .Please suggest.
Apart from this problem ,please suggest if we put case in the court of law for vacant possession of these rented premises what are the chances of our win. How much time will it take. I have a elder brother who is without any work and we desperately want this house to be vacanted for his work.
Regards
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 19:42
Hi,
I am staying with my uncle(Mother brother) by birth(1949) along with my father , my mother, my brother,
Is it joint family?
with the help of my uncle my mother purchased land from my uncle in 1955.
with the help of both(uncle and mother) i got land(10 aceres) from 1969 to 1980.
when i got first land at 1969 my brother was minor..
My property is joint family property?
My brother has rights on my property?
gopalaswamyb
12 December 2011 at 17:54
Recently chennai corporation limits were increased that is more villages and municipalities were included with in city limits. even farmers owning agricultural lands and uncultivable land owning more than two grounds have to pay urban land tax and they have to probate wills . will it not be putting the people to hardships . why not the government think of abolishing this probating the will for chennai .even now people in lower strata avoid this procedure and they do under hand dealings with brokers
resulting in civil suits request readers opinion and legal experts to initiate
abolition of this probating the will If there is a dispute about the will itself then they can follow other applicable rules
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 17:43
Hi All,
My mother(not alive) had 4 acre(UNDIVIDED) land,
Me and my brother are two sons of her.
I am doing agriculture on my mother land with that profit i have purchased 10 acre of land from 1969 to 1982 on my name, my brother is staying away from 1976 on his study and govt service(IFS) till now....he is not contributed any thing for my gain...
Now he is asking 50-50 share by telling that " YOU EARNED PROPERTY USING MOTHERS PROPERTY"
Is it legal
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