raj kumar ji
24 August 2011 at 13:03
RESPECTED ALL ,
HERE IS A CASE -
A REGISTERED WILL IS WRITTEN BY A MR RAKESH IN 1988. IN HIS WILL HE WRITE DOWN THAT ALL THE MOVABLE OR IMMOVABLE PROPERTY WHICH IS EARNED BY ME AFTER MY DEATH IS GOING TO MY WIFE ONLY . IN 2002 HE PURCHASED A LAND OF 1200 GAZ IN GUARGAON .IN HIS NAME . NOW THE MR RAKESH WAS EXPIRED ON 2008. NOW THE WILL IS INFORCED BUT THE OFFICER SAYS THAT THE PROPERTY WHICH IS PURCHASED ON 2002 IS NOT COVERD IN THIS WILL . WHAT IS THE REASON IF IT IS POSSIBLE ?ACCORDING TO WILL ALL THE PROPERTY IS GOING TO THE BENIFICIARY OF THAT WILL .
Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 11:56
Dear All,
Please let me know the difference between agreement for sale and Sale Deed?
if there is a agreement for sale, is there has to be a Sale Deed? or Agreement for Sale is enough proof of ownership?
if one executes only agreement for sale, is it sufficient?
Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 11:07
Dear Experts,
Id like to know what documents need to be inspected to determine whether a land is agricultural or non agricultural. how would the documents of either category differ?
regards
abdul rehaman
24 August 2011 at 09:46
Sir,Need some advice,
party A buys agriculture land for Rs 2500/-,After few years he mortgages the land,
party A has two sons B and C. party B redeems the property by paying Rs.7000/-But till death of party A the land title remains in name of party A. can party B claim the Amount of redeem or claim joint ownership of property with party A, under Gift of redemption or any other act..
thx
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 22:20
Dear Experts, A person “X” died leaving behind his one daughter, one son, wife & mother who are the legal heirs of “X”. As per law each will get ¼ share in the property of “X”. The wife of “X” is opposing the claim of mother in court. Wife intention is that the mother will die in few years till then the property should not be mutated in the name of legal heirs. She is not caring of the mother and the mother is staying with her daughter and hence the mother wants to give her share to her daughter. But the said share has not mutated in her name due to stay of court. Please tell how can the mother do so in this situation?
Shailendra Rathi
23 August 2011 at 22:15
Dear All,
I hav done MOU with property owner to purchase his flat in the month of May 2011. As i am taking Home Loan from LIC Housing they want NOC from the society on their Letter Head and in LIC Format. But the Society is not giving the NOC in the name of LIC & in their format.
I hav inquired many financial Institution for Housing Loan and every body requires NOC as it is Resale Property.
Now it is almost 4 Months we hav not done Sale Agreement as NOC is required to Disburse the Cheque.
What is the procedure to take the NOC from Society.
Plz help in this Case.
Regards
Shailendra Rathi 9822469699
Pramila Kandpal
23 August 2011 at 19:27
Dear Experts,
Please answer to my query mentioned below ( the same has also been given in attacheed file).
Thaning you
Yours sincesely
Pramila
I got married in year 1993.My father died on 20th July 1990, before my marriage and my mother on 9th June 2005. My father and mother had left some property in Uttarakhand besides other assets at the time of their death.
As per the Hindu Succession Act 1956 which has been modified from time to time and latest in 2005, I am one of the successors of the property left by my parents at the time of their death.
Succession to a agricultural land which was in the name of my mother was made in the name of my younger brothers without any information to me. The succession had been done in the month of November 2005 after the death of my mother. In the Succession act 2005 it has been mentioned that the act would be effective for the partition made after 20th December 2004. However in the act it had also been mentioned that the act would be effective from September 2005 after i.e the death of my mother.
My Question is
1. Whether I have any right on the said agricultural land or not as the partition or succession had been done after the implementation of the 2005 act?
2.In spite of my repeated request my brothers are not revealing any thing about the properties left out by my parents. Can I have share on the other properties like dwelling house etc? If yes what legal action I should take in order to know the details of the property left out by my parents at the time of their death?
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 16:07
Hi,
I am buying a rowhouse from a developer and requested that the sale agreement be registered.
The developer is flatly refusing to do so.
Can someone help me with:
- Is it mandatory in Karnatake to register sale agreements? (not the deed)?
- If mandatory, when was this made mandatory?
- What is the validity of an unregistered sale agreement in case of disagreements later?
Thanks for your help.
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 14:25
sir,
I heard on death of principle, the General Power of Attorney stands invalid. Can I know that in case a registered Agreement of Sale cum General Power of Attorney is executed with receipt of full consideration can be invalid on death of the principle.
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Can redevelopment rights be kept transferable?
Hello
The redevelopment agreement of our society allows the developer to transfer the redevelopment rights partially or fully to another developer. When referred to the Guidelines for redevelopment it is mentioned that the redevelopment rights should not be transferable. What are the consequences faced by the members of CHS if the redevelopment rights are kept transferable?
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