Anonymous
15 September 2011 at 01:19
my sister got an open plot gifted by her husband & the same has been registered on her name. two years later obtained divorce from a family court. Can the husband claim the plot in a court of law & can the gift deed be cancelled or reveresed by the ex-husband of my sister.
Manik Handa
14 September 2011 at 22:33
Hello All,
We had bought a DSIDC Shed in name of a Partnership Firm to carry out business, this partnership deed dates back to year 1992 and is only notarized but not registered. Now one the partner wants to retire from the partnership firm without any consideration/rights on the immovable property under the firms name. There is a new partner which we need to add in place of the retiring partner. kindly let me know what all need to be done in this case ?
Regards
sarthak
14 September 2011 at 20:32
Sir,
My father filled case regarding to remove a tenant in 1996, but decision of court was fiftyfity. Then they again appeal in 2002, but result of court was not satisfying bcz sudden change in result of court due to change in Judge. Can this happen?
Please help.
Member (Account Deleted)
14 September 2011 at 20:12
my father died recently . he had some debt in a state government corporation . to release the payment state government corporation is asking for succession certificate. I have a family of
1. my mother
2. one minor brother
3. and one married sister
can i get the succession certificate only in the name of my mother.
Anonymous
14 September 2011 at 19:36
I bought a Duplex in September 2009 from a very reputed builder. I deposited the Booking amount of 20 Lacs and Paid the 1st installment of 20 Lacs. The total cost of the Unit was 70 Lacs. The plans and every other detail of the unit was sanctioned by the relevant authorities.
I did not like some clauses in the Builder Buyer Agreement and so I did not sign the agreement. I started talking to the Builder to make them change the agreement. 6-8 Months passed in discussions where no result came out.
After that, I sent the Builder a notice regarding the changes I wanted in the Buyers agreement and the kind of specifications I wanted in the Duplex.
The Builder replied to me that they cannot modify the Buyer's Agreement for one person nor can change the specification of the House for one person. and that the builder as a good gesture will refund back my money deposited (40 Lacs) by me in total without deducting a single paise. (In the agreement, it is written that the builder in the case of cancellation will deduct 5% of the deposited amount).
The Builder sent me the cheque, which i did not encash in the beginning, because i wanted the duplex. But later on, I encashed it.
Now, I have filed a complain in the Consumer court (a friend told me to do so) against the Builder, for paying me the Interest for the Money (40 Lacs) they kept for 6-8 Months and also for mental agony.
I wanted to ask how strong is my case. I read somewhere that since a person did not sign the Builder Buyer Agreement, because he did not like it, he did not enter into the contract with the Builder. The Builder did not force the Buyer to sign the Agreement.
Also, since the Builder as a Good gesture returned back the whole amount to me, is it legal on my part to file a case against them for Receiving of Interest. BUT SINCE I HAVE DONE SO, I would like to ask the experts as to how strong is my CASE.
Please HELP!!!
Anonymous
14 September 2011 at 19:29
Hi All,
I have a question.Actually My GrandFather(My Mother's Father) has a property that is not noticed by anyone but now we came to know that the property is in my Grandfather's Name
now my GrandFather is no More now.he Has having 8 childrens(4 sons and 4 daughters).In that 3 sons and 1 daughter are died.Please tell me the process so that we can apply to get the property.
Anonymous
14 September 2011 at 18:22
my father had 2 wives, he married first wife after few years first wife cannot conceive, he married again first Wives own sister that is my MOM. my father registered the property on first wife name and first wife and my father expired. my mom is the second wife all the property is on my first moms name will i have rights to register the property on my name
Anonymous
14 September 2011 at 17:13
Hi, I'm planning to buy 1 acre of land. The land belonged to A(Mother). She wrote a settlement for her 3 grand-daughters(C D E - A's daughter side)in 1993 and registered (Document says 'A' enjoys the land till her death alongside 'C D E' and then property belongs to C D E afterwards and A herself cannot change it). In the same month, she registers a 'Settlement Cancellation Document' and registers it. Afterwards, she sells the property to her son 'B'). B now has an unregistered 'Acceptance of Settlement cancellation document' from C D E. All the other government documents (patta, chitta etc.,) are under the name of B.
Is it legal to buy the property?
Or if getting a 'Registered Consent letter from C D E' (Acceptance of Settlement Cancellation) will allow me to buy the property??
Anonymous
14 September 2011 at 17:07
Sir,I have inherited a plot measuring 6 cents through a family partition deed in 1974.I have a major son and i am selling the property now.The Bank lawyer is asking for a release deed from my son.There is no sale consideration for the same.Please let me know the stamp duty applicable for the same.
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