joydeep chatterjee
08 December 2011 at 14:59
sir,
I have a two stroied building of which I am selling the ground floor.It has shop attached with one room.Now buyer wants to demolish the middle wall of the shop and the room which is a load bearing wall, to make the shop bigger.My question is whether he can do it or not?he wants this permission from me to be written in sale deed.Can i give this permission to him in deed?will it be legal?how it can cause me problem in future?Or else how to proceed for this?If I don't allow this demolition,he probably won't take the ground floor.After sale I will stay in the first floor.
So sir please help me in this matter.
Anonymous
08 December 2011 at 14:07
hello sir,
If a grand-father passes away leaving ancestral property to his only son and an unborn child in the womb in the year 1956.
What will be the share of the father and the unborn child at that time.
The unborn child is the eldest son of the father. later on he have two more sons and two daughters.
Does the father have the right to do will to only one of his second son. what will this will state legal or illegal.
sir kindly please help me because i am in critical condition of their rude behavior and are threatening me and my husband to vacant the house.
thanks
TRIBHUVAN PUROHIT
08 December 2011 at 10:59
Respected Sir,
With reference to above subject, please note the position as below & have your best reply.
There is a flat in Napean Sea Road in Mumbai.
The flat was in name of Husband & Wife and the daughter.
The husband expired recently and mother having only one daughter wants to transfer the full share of her husband to her daughter.
What procedures to be followed to delete the name of Husband from share certificate as well to include name of daughter in the property.
There is one another flat in which two brothers & wife of the brother who died are holding 33,34 & 33 %, now the brother who is alive wants to transfer the shares to daughter of his brother.
What are the detailed procedure for both scenario?
Awaiting your in-depth reply.
Thanking you.,
Tribhuvan Purohit
Anonymous
08 December 2011 at 10:34
Hi,
Need references of good lawyers for addressing the issue of transfer of 7/12 abstract agricultural land in Uttan, Bhayander (Thane District)
Thank You
Deepak Nair
08 December 2011 at 09:42
Dear Experts, i request for your advise in the following.
Mr.A purchased an agricultural land admeasuring 5000 sq. feet (5 Gunthas) in a rural area of Thane Dist in Maharashtra. He paid the entire consideration and built a small house on the land and is living with his family.
But, till now he could not register the deed of conveyance as his lawyer said that since it cannot be registered as, a part of a bigger pece of agricultural land cannot be sold if the same is less than 10000 sq. ft. (10 Gunthas).
He is living in the house constructed on this land for more than 5 years now.
Further, he is not a farmer and does not have any record to show that his ancestors held an agricultural land in the past.
Please advise what will be the remedy available to Mr.A to register the said land in his name?
Anonymous
08 December 2011 at 08:07
sir,
i entered into an agreement for sale of my agriculture plot in delhi. As per the agreement i was to complete some formalities before sale deed , which i could not do . now the prices have increased and i do not want to sell my property . the agreement stipulates that in case i do not transfer the property to purchaser due to any reason what so ever i will have to pay to the purchaser the agreed reasonable damages of Rupees ninty lacs . sir, my query is will i have to pay the damages as stipulated in the agreement in case i do not sell the property to the purchaser . 2. can the purchaser get the sale deed of the property done in his favour property through court .
Anonymous
08 December 2011 at 08:04
sir,
i entered into an agreement for sale of my agriculture plot in delhi. As per the agreement i was to complete some formalities before sale deed , which i could not do . now the prices have increased and i do not want to sell my property . the agreement stipulates that in case i do not transfer the property to purchaser due to any reason what so ever i will have to pay to the purchaser the agreed reasonable damages of Rupees ninty lacs . sir, my query is will i have to pay the damages as stipulated in the agreement in case i do not sell the property to the purchaser . 2. can the purchaser get the sale deed of the property done in his favour property through court .
Anonymous
08 December 2011 at 02:55
My question is, Is "The Transfer Of Property Act, 1882" now known as "THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2002", Applicable in Gujarat State Currently?
Is the above mentioned Act applicable to the Gujarat State?
Manoj
07 December 2011 at 23:54
Vendor gave a registered irrevocable power of attorney dated 1-12-2008 in favour of purchaser i.e. a pvt ltd co. for the value of Rs. 1,00,00,000/- bearing stamp duty of 6,50,000/- . In the irrevocable power of attorney it is mentioned that vendor hands over the vacant possession of the land to the purchaser and he has received full consideration of the land.
N.A. permission is obtained on 11-2-2009
Thereafter, on 14-02-2009 sale deed is executed on the basis of this irrevocable POA by purchaser i.e. pvt ltd co. in its favour on the stamp paper of Rs. 100/-
Thereafter the purchaser i.e. a pvt ltd co. floats a residential scheme after necessary permissions of concerned authority.
Now my query is :
(1) Whether the above transaction amounts to a valid sale.
(2)Whther N.A. permission obtained after execution of irrevocable POA and before execution date of sale is valid.
(3) Can any bank finance this scheme, if not then on what grounds bank cannot finance the scheme.
(4) If Bank has already granted loan on number of individual units on scheme built on this land then what is remedy available with the Bank.
(5) how can Bank protect its interest, what can be done by Bank it it has already finance few units.
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