Anonymous
26 November 2011 at 16:46
dear sir, one of our co op hsg society member started music class in her flat which loud music and song is disturbing to others. what to do. in a residence co op society a music class with commercial angle is allowed. from morning 6 am class get started and late night it is was upto 10. pl help relating to issue. she was not taken any permission from the society. problem we are facing from 01 - music voice and 02 - student coming for class. pl guide
Pandian
26 November 2011 at 15:07
Sir,
i need a paying guest agreement model form and i want to know whether registration is optional or compulsory. please help me.
with regards
P.Pandian Advocate
Anonymous
26 November 2011 at 13:27
i was purchase shop in the yr 1994 and sale deed is my own name but power of attorney is on my brother name,can my brother sale my property without me.the suprem court judjment was the GPA can not sufficient to sale but what is the legal reason behind that,then what would be meaning of power of attorny when person want to transfer is rightof interest pls clarify in brief.
Anonymous
26 November 2011 at 12:46
I am planning to give on lease my flat in mumbai to two girls but society told they will not allow to give flat on rental basis to singles, i heard supreme court gave a judgement (reference news paper mumbai mirror dated between 8-12/9/2011) that societies cannot that societies can not stop giving flat on lease to singles) please suggest on the and please provide the reference of such judgement)
SUKHVIR HOUSING AGENCY
26 November 2011 at 12:40
Dear All,
I heard last month Supreme Court gave a judgement( in Times of India paper published in 10/2011) that no property sale transaction can happen on Power of Attorney holder basis, Sellers have to present personally for Registration of Sale Transaction.
kindly make me educate what is the judgement and when it was published because one of my friend is staying out of Maharashtra and he gave power of attorney to me in 2006 to sell a property in Mumbai, kindly suggest can i enter in to a sale transaction and do registration, or my friend has to visit personally.
Anonymous
26 November 2011 at 10:40
Dear Sir,
Further to my issue ,in case of the court orders for demolition,
can I appeal the court to order for such demolitions of the pre existing shops in the locality of similar nature.
( that were already running prior these shops construction) under the following conditions in the constitution.
Actually builder referred these shops to me and then sold to me.
Article 14 Equality before law
The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India.
Part IVA Fundamental Duties
Article 51A Fundamental duties
(h) to develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform;
2. another suggestion:
actually i find that there are only less that 30 % occupants had cars, since these 20-30 flat apartment blocks had most of the middle class families.
it is more appropriate to leave the frontal bay for petty shops not more than 150 sft each and then leave the remaining for the car parking 30% and rest for motorcycle parking. 250 sft can be for the watchman.
even you restrict by law, people are tempted to misuse. WHY NOT AMMEND THE LAW AND PUT AN END TO THE MESS.
Anonymous
26 November 2011 at 10:38
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buyer pays for builder / officials mistakes.
the fire approval for the pent houses / flats in cellars is also leading to huge fines.
GHMC should regularize all pent houses immediately irrespective of FIre and aviation approval.( where got 18-24m buildings hindering the aeroplanes) . because when builder cheated the buyer, they are fining the buyer.
regarding the fire, i got some suggestions.
1. fire escape is important. relatively most of the apartmentment block did have the regular staircase within 15m range.
2. actually it is not practical to construct the water tank of 25KL over the terrace. Irrespective of BPS, the GHMC should insist all the apartment blocks to have a riser / drop down pipe connected one full vertical having outlets at each floor. the dia should be 3" pipe and each floor should have 15m hose reel.
the raiser can be connected to regular water tank.
there ends the matter. most of the buildings will comply to this and some definite PRACTICAL protection is possible.
this will end to unnecessary curruption.
shankar.T
26 November 2011 at 05:56
My father has executed a gift deed on my name & my mother's name without the signature of my brother. the land acquired by him only. now the problem is my brother is in possession he is not vacating the house which i want to live in. At the time of executing gift deed he refused the part of the property hence, my father executed the part on my mother's name.
what to do
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 23:34
Hi, I am planning to buy a property in partnership with my mother-in-law. She would invest 50% while I will invest the other half. She is planning to sell her old property and fund the current 50% for new property. My mother-in-law has 2 daughters.
We are planning to put in an agreement in place wherein my wife's sister nor her husband or kin will hold any right in the property. A fixed amount equivalent to half of the amount obtained by sale of old property will be provided to them at the end of 20 years.
Will this agreement hold good for any future legal issues if faced. Also, in order for me to obtain home loan from bank will this be sufficient enough.
Will my mother-in-law need to have a will made talking about the above in addition to above agreement paper
Kindly advie
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Suit for redemption of mortgage
Dear Sir,
In a suit for redemption of mortgage, the court directs the plaintiff/mortgagor to redeem the property within two months by depositing the mortgage-money alongwith interest.
But the mortgagor failed to deposit the mortgage-money alongwith interest within the stipulated period of “two months” but deposited only after the expiry of four months.
What will be legal consequences since the plaintiff/mortgagor will lose his rights since he had failed to deposit the mortgage money within the stipulated period of two months?
Kindly advise me.
Thanks in advance to the learned Experts for your kind advice.