DEVENDRA
20 November 2011 at 20:54
One person took Standard Fire and special perils policy (material damage) from New India Assurance co. In that policy, there are some exclusions for damamges from loss by fire. Under it, there is one clause reads as - Bush fire - excluding loss, destruction or damage caused by Forest Fire.
Fire took place in the place and heavy loss occured. The Insurance Co. made survey and rejected claim stating that the fire was Forest Fire. The place insured is not near forest. Material of paints, plastic, boards and wooden articles used for painting works lost in fire.
In the policy statement, there is no defination of forest fire. Therefore, I am asking about defination or ingradients of "Forest Fire".
Paul
20 November 2011 at 15:46
My dad bought a flat in my Moms name in 1972. We are still residing there. My Mom passed away in 2001 leaving behind my Dad as nominee. We 3 children gave NOC to CHS to transfer the flat in Dads name (through Transmission). My elder brother left us some 20 years ago and stays separately. My Dad passed away this year i.e July 2011 leaving behind my sister & myself as nominees as well as making us his legal heirs for the flat & garage by a registered Will. The Chairman & my Bro. are contesting that the flat was not owned by my Dad but by my Mom and hence he will divide it into 4 portions no matter from which court I get the probhate. Kindly advise Please
Anonymous
20 November 2011 at 15:21
10 days back,I appeared in Delhi High Court as a proposed buyer for a particular property.Even after giving the highest bid the deal was not given to me.It was decided by the Judge that deal was going to be given to the other Bidder.
2 days back,there was another date.I did not appear at that date as I could not figure out what to do till that point of time.
Now I feel that injustice was done to me because I was the best/highest buyer for that property.
I wanna file an appeal, can I do that?
How much time I have for filing the appeal?
Will the appeal be filed in the same Court or some other Court?
What more precautions to be taken??
Plz. help!
Raghu
20 November 2011 at 15:10
Dear Sir
One of my sister of Grandmother has some property. She has not left any will. She has died and her husband is not alive.No one is alive from her husband side. All her three brother(s)/three Sister(s) died.Two of the widows of the deceased brother's are alive. Her Brother's sons/daugeter and Sister's sons/Daughters are alive.My question is who are eligible to get the money when the property is sold? property?
Anonymous
20 November 2011 at 13:11
sir our property is land locked no way to go from the north,east we have a gate in the west side of our property but the land owner that side has blocked our way by keeping a coconut tree in the way when we ask her to remove it she started say the gate is not shown on your house plan so this is not your way
now on the south side there is the gate shown on our house plan but there was no access initially,
now a builder has build an entire society there without leaving his own wall he has taken our wall and left 3mts from there saying the wall does not belong to one person it is mutual wall
then he gave us in writing on his stamp pad that he wont block our access since we were thinking of going to court
then later he gave us in writing the same on a stamp paper but did not sign on the registrar office we ask some lawyer if this is good enough they some said its good enough to fight the case while others said it wont stand any good after one year
now we had got our road access marked from the pda for a proposed road
now since his building is complete and people are already staying the builder is saying he wont allow us to pass our sewage through our access
can he prevent us from passing sewage through the access????
can the society block our access in the future???as on our plan that is the only gate shown from where we can pass
is there anything we can do??
what should we do??
Mohammed Vaid
20 November 2011 at 11:24
I am living in a 700 sq feet build-up flat in a co-operative housing society, Mumbai. Due to some financial requirement I want to divide my home into 2 small flats so that 1 can be used by me and another can be letted-out.
I want to know what is the procedure to divide my home into two legally, so that i can get different electrical meters, maintenance receipt from society, etc?
Sam D'costa
20 November 2011 at 01:07
We want to take land situated in mumbai on lease from maharashtra govt.
We are presently occupant on said land from past aprrox 35 years. Said land is small part of the major land area which have been sold by the owner whose name is on property card and 7/12. This small portion remained undeveloped due to our possession and we dint allowed builder to take our land. but now we heared that the said portion of land have been kept vacant because he used it for FSI. So we believe that know the said land belongs to govt.
We are paying NA for this land since 1981.
We do not want to go for declaration procedure claiming adverse possession due to time and fund consuming process. Instead lease will be better option.
Kindly suggest process and applicable acts, regulation to refer.
Thanking you
DEVENDRA
19 November 2011 at 22:14
What is meant by "Forest Fire" in respect of insurance policy claims ?
Is there any defination ?
Anonymous
19 November 2011 at 18:14
i am resident of mumbai where we(more than 50 tenants) stay under pagdi system now government hiked the FSI to 2.5 % we want re-develop the property and it is constructed before 1940 and poor condition my question is if lanlord denies re develop do we have any right under property act ?
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Stamp duty for conveyance deed
This question is regarding state of Maharashtra.
After forming co-op. housing society of flat purchers, it is necessary to prepare conveyance of land and building to the co-op. housing society. What amount of stamp duty and registration fees required to pay? what documents are necessary to attach ?