Anonymous
28 September 2011 at 10:22
I have purchased flat in January 2009, builder has promised to give the possession in 6 months now almost two years has been passed builder has not given possession yet , and when I asked the calculation of loading area of super buildup he denied to give me architect certificate and used abusing language and told me do whatever u want , I m not going to issue u any area certificate , I have already made registration of my flat .and builder has allotted me less area, can I ask compensation of late possession ,how can I get architect certificate including super build up loading , and also builder has used poor material in building , please help me in this matter, my flat is in ambernath (maharastra)
Anonymous
28 September 2011 at 06:16
we had entered a sale agreement with my father-in-law of house and paid an advance - period of the agreement was 2 years that expired on May 2011. My father-in law did hypothecate the document and released the document on July 2011 so we were not able to buy the property as per agrement date. now when we are ready my fatherin law is not willing to sell the property demands more money. what can we do now. agreement is not a registered agreement
karthik
28 September 2011 at 03:13
Sir i have attached a Copy of my Family issue in picto graphical way i am poor at English so wrote with my knowledge please give ur opinion upon this problem
Alpesh Patel
28 September 2011 at 01:42
Before 10 days, we have signed the registred banakhat. The terms of the Banakhat is One and Half year. Due to some family dispute / problems, we want to cancel the same. We do not have copy of the same. We do not deposit the cheques in bank, which received against the Banakhat.
Please advise,
Can it be cancelled? if yes, than what will be the procedure?
Thanks
Anonymous
27 September 2011 at 20:52
Normally EC will give information on the property
But how to know on a person, what property transaction has been made during a period.
Anonymous
27 September 2011 at 14:43
My father has registered his property of 3 acres to his friend which has come from his grandfather without the knowledge of my mother and children who were minors then, Now all of us are majors and when my mother wants to sell this property we came to know that my father has registered this to his friends family and they have not informed my mother even after 20 years and she was under the impression that this property belongs to us.
Can we file a suit in the court of law because my mother has not signed since she is daughter-in-law and we children are all majors now. Will it be of some use or not or should we keep quite because my father has registered this property to them.
Please advice should we proeed legal since the property is still vacant and being family firedns for more than 43 years even a single day it has not come to my mothers notice that the property has been registered in his friends name were has the freind has died and their children claim it is their property what should we do now.
Vijaykumar
27 September 2011 at 13:05
Dear Experts,
I Need the clarification about women's property
While selling th ancestral property in the name of Women, The Women's sign is enough or their (Heir's) child's sign also requeired?
Please help me
Thanks & Regards
Anonymous
27 September 2011 at 12:35
Dear sir/madam,
My mother has entered an agreement for sale of our land on 3/05/2011 in Rs.20 stamp paper for a period of 100 days.
We have also given an extra time period of 50 days. still the purchaser is unable to Settle the balance amount.
The purchaser has given us 1/6th of total value of purchase amount as advance and also mentioned as within 100 days the purchaser is unable to settle the balance amount then he will lose a part of amount in advance amount given by him and also the agreement will be cancelled after the 100 days period.
Still the purchaser is not able to settle the balance amount and asking for an extra time period.
so kindly provide us the details to make the agreement legally cancelled.
With regards
Ashok Kumar K
mahesh
27 September 2011 at 07:57
dear sirs,
My father and my late uncle bought a land which is allotted jointly in mathura.
we made 2 portions on that land one for our family and other for my late uncle's family and we have been living there for 15 years.
Now we want to sell our share without the consent of my late uncle's family..
we have every thing separate like electricity connection.
Can we do so please advice..
Thanks and Regards
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Selling a flat when the society has formed but the conveyance is yet to happen!
I have a flat in Navi Mumbai. The Society has been registered but the conveyance is still pending.
Now, is it true that the builder has to give his no objection and we have to give him the transfer charges + we have to also give the transfer charges to the society.
Moreover, if the buyer has to apply for Housing loan would there be a problem for him since the conveyance is not done?
We also understand that the Government body/authority CIDCO can give a letter which is sufficient for banks to issue the loan!
Please advise!