Aparna
08 November 2011 at 12:04
I have to get a sale deed registered at Bangalore Karnataka
As per recent amendments,how should I calculate the market value and registration fees for it?
Anonymous
08 November 2011 at 06:57
Dear Sir, I hold a property in my name by virtue of a registered sale deed and the allotment letter from Housing board. I received the same by my uncle (Tayaji, now expired). he had no heirs so instead of gifting(as it could be challenged), he sold the same to me. In the last page he made a hand written note (All the government duty paid).
'I am giving the property to my said nephew in love and affection. He is spending money on my illness. There is no money received by me from my said nephew'
That house was his self made property and under his only name.
I want to know what is the legal status of the title. Can it be revoked because of the above mentioned note.
Also, His wife (not divorced)who left him 25 years ago has come back and claiming her istree dhan and house from me in court.
What should I do?
Please help.
Ranjeet Singh chauhan
08 November 2011 at 03:24
Hi,
This is to bring to your kind attention that we have been handling one slum rehabilitation project in Haryana State. For the detailed study and reference we need Supreme court in India Guidelines for slum rehabilitation.
The JNNURM guidelines on slum rehabilitation guidelines would also do.
As the project of slum rehabilitation has been executed by partial funding from JNNURM so we have request MOU from the concerned authority.
The State government has relocated 3000+ families in lieu of development work of roads and highways by flaunting their fundamental and democratic rights by virtue of being born as the Citizen of India.
As we are civil rights activist so we need the reference of Supreme Court guidelines as well that would help us in our day to day civil rights worl Help me with any website/book where I can get the updated supreme court guideline like FIR guideline, rape cases guidelines, SC astocities guidelines etc.
Your invaluable suggestion would be worth millions dollars for the under development sect of society.
Thanks & Regards,
Ranjeet Singh Chauhan,
President, Social Empowerment & Welfare Association (S.E.W.A NGO)
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 21:15
We have a booth in Punjab, rented out since 4 years. Originally the rent was fixed at Rs17000/- but since the market area was new, I allowed the tenant a rebate of 50%. Now the market area has developed & the rents have also increased. the tenancy agreement expired on Oct31,2011. the tenant refuses to pay an increased rent & is even not vacating the possession, has not even paid the rent for this month. what legal action can be taken for a fast solution? would I be entitled to the original Rs17000/- rent (without rebate) during the course of litigation?
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 20:16
Sir,
please send case laws and decision thereon in respect of enhancement of rent of a house property situated in urban area. i have a copy of Civil Appeal No. 4422 of 2011 decided in supreme court on 13 may 2011, but i want more decisions related to aforesaid case.
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 18:20
Sir,
The cousin brother of my husband say “O “ was recommended an alternative plot by delhi govt. in lieu of his land acquired in delhi. The “O” sold the rights of said plot to “X” in 1999 and several documents like ATS, GPA IN FAVOUR OF “X” after receiving the entire consideration from “X and even a “Will” WAS EXECUTED BY “O” IN FSAVOUR OF “X” which was registered at SR delhi . In april 2000 a plot was allotted to “O” by dda . The intimation of allotment was not sent to “X” . In july 2000 the “O” executed a Will of that said plot in my favour . The said plot was thereafter cancelled BY DUE TO NON-PAYMENT by “O” . Thereafter as per policy another plot was allotted to “O” by dda in july 2003 . Thereafter AFTER THE ALLOTMENT OF THE NEW PLOT in august 2003 “O” expired . After “O “ s death I showed the said Will EXECUTED BY “o” IN MY FAVOUR to dda official and requested him to mutate the property in my name but dda verbally told me that the said plot cannot me mutated in my name as the property number is different ( the will is having the earlier plot number allotted to “O”) . Thereafter my husband , as legal heir of “O”, applied for mutation in dda and managed to get the mutation in his name . The dda as per policy entered my name also in perpetual lease along with my husband . Thereafter we sold the said property to some one else. Therefter my husband died . Thereafter in 2009 “X” applied for the probate of the WILL of “O” executed by “O” in his favour in 1999. The court notice was issued and served to me . My advocate appeared on first date and told the court that he will file reply . Thereafter ,as per my instructions my advocate , did not appeared as I had already sold the property . The court then granted ex parte probate order and LOA in favour of “X” . The “X” is now claiming his right over the said property on the basis of LOA . In the meanwhile the children of the real brother of “O” has also come to know that I and my husband have got the mutation in our name and sold the property to some one else . They have also given NOC to dda to mutate the property in favor of “X” . Now both “X” and the children of the real brother of “O” are threatening to file cheating and fraud case against me .
Now my query is HOW CAN I RETAIN MY PROPERTY . ? 2. WILL THE PROPERTY GO AWAY FROM MY HANDS ? 3 WHAT ARE THE LEGAL REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO ME ? PLEASE HELP
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 17:52
Mr. A filed an eviction suit against a tenant for non-payment of rent. Mr. A died while the suit was pending. Mr. A has two sons. One son is not interested in continuing the lawsuit, but the other son wants to continue the lawsuit.
1) Can the other son continue the pending suit? Or does he have to start a new suit?
2) Is the suit now going to be for half the unpaid rent?
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 13:37
sir,
i have purchased an agricultural land in karnataka in the year 2006 .which was owned by Muslim lady(widow). she has a son and a daughter.
The sale deed was signed by her and also by her son duly mentioninig the indeminity clause stating that They (son and the mother) wil resolve any disputes that may arise at a later date would be got solved by the at their expenses .this document is also registered at Sub registrar's office in GUbbi, in Tumkur district.Mutation has also taken place in my favour.After nearly 6 years ,the daughter has a sent me a legal notice making me as 2nd party and her brother being the 1st party. She is claiming that she should be given her share as per muslim law and to answer the notice within 7 days.
Please advise me as regrds the course of action that i should take and also the the way in which the legal matters that may take shape.
regrds
Manju Nath N
Anonymous
07 November 2011 at 10:55
Why we need to check records of last 30 years to purchase immovable property ?
Is there any specific provision in any law ?
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Ancestral propety
Dear all,
Kindly let me know the follwing:
(i) Can an ancestral property be sold without the knowledge of one of the claimants or without obtaining his/her NOC.
(ii) In case one of the claimants refuse to stake claim, Can his/her childen claim share in the property/sale proceeds
(iii) If the property has already been sold clandestinely, what action can be taken by those who have been left out.
The above queries are in respect of ancestral property which has been left intestate and only claimants are the chiodren of brothers/sisters of the the owner who has died intestate long back.