Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 16:46
What is the current legal position as per Delhi Laws ( Special Provisions) and as per the Urban Development Ministry decisions or as per any other statutes or court orders or MPD-2021 as amended as on date regarding use of residential premises for running an INS accredited advertising agency in New Delhi?
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 13:22
The flat owner is deceased. So the 2 children (son & daughter) has made an affadavit that they are legal heirs and notarized it. They did that because they do not have time to go by fathers Will and wait for probate which will take more than 5-6 months.
Now Society is willingly to transfer the flat and society share certificate in their names. I guess the society will sign the Indeminity letter from them as well. In this case if I buy this flat and anyone else from their family stands up in future saying they want a share, who will be in trouble - me or society. Does the court take in consideration of the notarized document on which the flat was transfered in the children's name? Is this workaround legal to sell their flat?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 11:31
If the Deputy Commissioner grants an exemption to agricultural lands under section 109 of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, can the same Deputy Commissioner refuse to grant conversion under section 95 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act? Please also help me with some case law on this point if possible.
Thanks in advance.
Amar
12 December 2011 at 10:55
Sir,
I want to buy a plot from a GPA holder in Rangareddy dist of Andhra Pradesh. The original owner executed a registered 'SALE CUM GPA' agreement on 11/11/2011. I am worried because of recent supreme court order (on 11/10/2011) indicating that 'SA/GPA/WILL' are not legitimate means of transfer of ownership. Will this judgement apply for AP also? The GPA holder is suggesting that the GO regarding this has not yet come. I want to know if there will be any legal problems in future if I buy the plot from the GPA holder.
Regards,
Amar
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 10:09
I purchased a property from “X” 1999. The entire consideration was paid to “X” . The “X” executed the ATS , GPA etc in my favour but they could not be registered . The possession was also not handed over . After the death of “X” one “Y” claiming to be the only legal heir of “X” asserted his rights on the property. As per agreement I filed Arbitration case. After some time “Y” compromised the matter after taking some more money from me . I took the receipt of the same and the settlement documents and receipt were submitted to the arbitrator to publish the award on the basis of settlement. As per the settlement the “Y” was to execute proper transfer documents in my favour and in the event of failure to d to do so was to pay me the agreed damages mentioned in the settlement . The arbitrator published the award directing “Y” to execute transfer papers and in the alternatively in the event of failing to do so to pay the agreed damages as per the settlement to me . Five months after the publication of award the “Y’ is neither executing transfer documents in my favour nor paying me the damages . Now it has been revealed that apart from “Y” one “Z” is also the legal heir of the deceased “X” and this fact was concealed by “Y” . . The “Z” has given the NOC and consent in my favour . He has also given me the letter that he is aware of the award published in my favour and is ready to honour that award also .
Sir(s), Now my query is
1. How can I get back my property .
2. What are the legal remedies available to me .
3. Is the award in my favour valid and how can it be executed .
4. Is the award binding on “Z” even when he was not the party to arbitration but he has given his consent to honour the award .
5. What actions can I take against “Y” for the execution of the Award .
THANKS IN ADVANCE
Manoj
12 December 2011 at 07:35
Good Morning to all experts
What are the laws and Acts applicable to Gujarat relating to Rural Financing. For eg If a farmer/planter/horticulturist/dairy farmer etc. want to avail a loan in gujarat on mortgaging land, or for construction of new house on his land, for buying tractor, for agriculture produce.
What are the local acts and laws applicable in respect of investigation of title in rual areas in gujarat and also for enforcing security.
any website that i can refer or book for rural financing in gujarat.
sahil chander
12 December 2011 at 01:46
Dear sir,hello I have been regular visitor of your club and want your advice on the above subject. I had entered into a agreement to sell (UNREGISTERED) for the sale of my share in undivided property in the year 2008 november and it was decided that the final payment shall be made with-in four months but the payments were not made to me.The agreement was again extended for another five months but the buyer again failed to make the payment.Legal notice was sent to make the balance payments but still no payments were made.The buyer again approached in march 2011 and promised to liquidate the balance payments.An amount of another 10% was paid to me and a reciept was made where under it was agreed that the balance payment shall be paid by 31 march 2011 otherwise the deal stands cancelled.No payments still made.Legal notices were sent.Now the buyer again pressuring to extend the date for payment,kindly advice what should i do.Thanks with regards.....SAHIL CHANDER
Anonymous
11 December 2011 at 19:16
What shall be the tenancy period in UP rent act?
As per prevailing practise it is 11 months.Is ther any legal reason behind it?
Can a agreement be netered for 3 years?
Does it require registration?
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Regarding a property dispute
Sir, my family is having an agricultural land in Hanumangarh Dsitt (rajasthan). We are owning this land from last 14-15 years. Previously, My grandfather bought this land from someone some 40 yrs ago, who bought this land from a person who belonged to scheduled cast. Now the relatives of the first party are claiming that the land belongs to them but our family is owning the land from last 40 years. So, I just wanted to know how should we proceed further and is there any way we can get our land back?? Kindly answer my question.
Thanks & Regards.