Anonymous
21 September 2011 at 15:35
Hello !
I am landlord of a building in Masjid Bunder (Mumbai) which was inherited by me 5 years ago.
In few of the rooms, the original tenants have sold their rights to Mr.X without my knowledge and thus I have not been able to collect rent, municipal taxes, etc. for these particular rooms since past 5 years.
Now, as a landlord, I would like to know what are the options that I have to evict the illegal tenants (like Mr.X) from my premises and regain the possession of the rooms.
Your detailed response and advice will be deeply appreciated.
Thank you to all in advance.
Anonymous
21 September 2011 at 14:28
why don't u can have the copy of gazette scanned and uploaded to your site so that needed gazette can be viewed or can be downloaded Mr.Shailesh Kr. Shah has suggested to as per RTI Act we have to approach concerned Authority who is that concerned Authority.....
Anonymous
21 September 2011 at 13:44
Hi,
I have taken a home loan from DSP, now firstblue more than 17 months ago.
I paid all EMIs upto May 2011. But builder is not doing any construction on the property and not even accepting the surrender.
What should i do, i have stopped paying EMIs and bank is after me. I am not sure what i should do?
Can someone please help? Property is socttish garden, from NIHO.
-Vikas
Sridharan
21 September 2011 at 12:56
I have already asked this question which was kindly answered by experts but there are certain additions which I add now. A partition deed was made among 8 brothers and sister in the year 1988. 7 were dead now. Only one member is surviving. Now, in the partition deed a mistake in the survey number pertaining to the property given to the surviving member is found. Then the surviving member files a declaration deed in 2011. My friend gave advance for the purchase and has doubts. He consulted a lawyer who advised him not to purchase the property since he should go only for a rectification deed and not a declaration deed. If the other parties are expired, then he has to call upon the legal heirs of the deceased and he should then execute the rectification deed duly singed by the legal heris and registered in the subregistrar office. The lawyer also advised him not to accept a declaration deed simply signed by the surviving member. When my friend communicated this to the surviving member, he produced a opinion from his lawyer where he opines that declaration deed is enough since if any of the legal heirs claims anything in future, they will be hit by the bar as per Limitations Act. To this, my friend's lawyer has advised not to buy this argument since nothing can be predicted how litigation from the legal heirs will shape in this regard. My friend has already given advance of 1 lakh. The other party says that if he is not going to purchase, then he will refund only Rs. 50,000/- since in the conditions agreed to previous is in case if the buyer withdraws a sum of Rs. 50,000/- will be deducted. My friend's lawyer says all those conditions will be nullified if rejected on the grounds of defective documents and improper way of rectification of it. These thing need not be deduced in writing since as per law he has execuate only a rectification deed and he cannot force you to buy. What to do. Pl. advise.
Priya Malwadkar
21 September 2011 at 11:31
Dear Friends,
Can anyone plz guide me in below,
I had bought a flat at Nallasopara, the possession of which was supposed to get by June, 2010. But we have not yet got the possession and now Vasai-Virar area is under Municipal Corporation. Now the builder asking us to pay revised water connection charges + electricity charges.
Are we suppose to pay these charges or the builder by himself have to bear it?
Kindly advise.
Regards,
Priya.
Anonymous
21 September 2011 at 10:52
I want to purchase a resale flat. Kindly let us know which documents i need to check.
Also give me document information for under construction flat.
Anonymous
21 September 2011 at 09:24
IF U CAN PROVIDE THE GAZETTE WHICH WAS PUBLISHED IN 1965 REGARDING B M KAVAL KERE NIRMAANAKKAAGI BHOOSWQAADHEENA
Anonymous
20 September 2011 at 21:47
my mother is the owner of apartment, which she intended to sell. She has taken the token money from a buyer about a month back. She however, would not like to sell the property cause she intended to give it to her grand kids. she is willing to refund the token money with current market interest. She accepted the token money a month or two back. But the buyer now wants the apartment and threatening legal action. what can she do.
karthik
20 September 2011 at 21:08
How much does it cost to file a suit for partition in court of law.............Does it vary with the Value of the Asset actually the asset costs 1.65 crores
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Wakf land before
Dear Sir,
I purchased a property which before showing in documents is for wakf but the agent said it is clear and sold to me and it is notary not registered.
the property is in Hyderabad, rajendra nager mandal (survey number 316).
please advice is it right thing or i need to cancel my deal how did u advice.
Thanks for cooperation