Anonymous
12 November 2011 at 20:33
Will you please enlighten us on the difference between Conveyance Deed and the Settlement Deed. Which one to use When & where.
dev kapoor
12 November 2011 at 19:51
There seems to be much heat brewing on a simple qn.Let us go for a cease-fire.
Anonymous
12 November 2011 at 19:07
Under Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act whether a Builder is entitled to sell terraces and open spaces and parking areas?
Pls quote High Court and Supreme Court Rulings on the subject.
M/s ABC and Co
12 November 2011 at 15:33
Immovable property registered in firm name, dissolution deed is done after death of one partner. We need to tranfer to my name as well my brothers name, what document we should prepare.
Also one partner has given his release deed from the property.
Anonymous
12 November 2011 at 14:10
There is one immovable property (House) and four legal heirs i.e. mother, two sons and one daughter.
Now Mother and 2 sons want to transfer the said property in daughter's name.
All are ready to give consent for such transfer.
Pls guide,
what should they do and how they transfer the such property in daughter's name?
What documents they have to make for such transfer?
Amit
12 November 2011 at 11:11
I want to buy a flat owned by other person. Please let me know what are legal angles I should check and what documents are need to be checked.
Thanks,
Regards,
Amit
Anonymous
12 November 2011 at 10:34
i wish to transfer ownership of flat to my brother.property is in pune,maharastra.
shall i go for gift deed/release deed/settlement deed.
property owned by me and father was co-applicant in loan.
Now loan is closed.what is the best and cheapest way to transfer ownership.
i wish he can able to sell property in future if he needs.
shall i file relaese deed with my father who was coapplicant in loan?and then he will give it to brother as inheritence or i seperately file gift deed directly to my brother?
Rhea
12 November 2011 at 09:49
My grandfather had 3 daughters and 2 sons, he died in May 2011.
A suit was filed by 3 sisters against 2 sons on a property(a residential house in which the 2 sons are staying) saying the father died inestate,while we had found 2 xerox copies of the will and they were not ready to accept it as the 3 daughters got no share in the property.
After that they said that they found the original Will in the eldest daughter's house,and gave a written statement that she has the will .
Later they filed an Ammendment to the court saying they found a Will written in 2002, But they will not accept it since they also got to know through their father's friends that their father had written another will in 2008/2009 to which they were witnesses(But the friends donot know about its contents)and that will must be in the house and in custody of elder son.
My question is will an Ammendment which is totally contradicting to the actual case filed by plaints hold good. Will the judge understand that the plaints are faking. What would be the decision of court will it still divide the property among its 5 hiers.
Sameer
12 November 2011 at 01:11
Dear Sir/Madam,
My Family is staying for more then 25 years on a land in Hyderabad but we do not have any documents for that land (no registration). In fact most of the people in that area do not hold any legal documents. We have electricity, water line and a house # as well. I want to legally register my land as per the rules of Govt of AP.
Could some one please guide on this.
Many Thanks,
Sameer
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How to transfer property in father's name?
Resp. Sir / Friends
We are joint family in 1997 and at that time we had acquire one property with housing loan in the name of middle brother due to he was working in Ltd Company only loan will be given to him in family members. Actually, all funds were jointly bared by father, elder brother, younger brother & middle brother. The said property is registered in the name of Middle Brother. Now, the loan is repaid & No Due is on property ok & we all brothers with mutual understanding want to transfer the said property in the name of father.
Friends, which is the best way to this transaction? Pl reply with esteemed opiniion