Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 13:18
Husband and wife are working. Both take action and purchased a plot and construct the house. Property was purchased after the marriage and was registered on husband name.
wife & husband are not in good terms now, but they aren't living together, there is no divorce, planning for divorce)
Further, the land was purchased by pleadging wife jewels, by bank loan of both and savings of LIC of both and wife is the co-applicant for the Home loan. And necessary permission was obtained by the department and the pleadging of jewels details was entered in the registered document.
Husband accept to give half of the share through gift deed.
Whether the problem can be solved by way of gift deed or it can be done by other way of mode. please explain in detail.
And whether the wording (ie. without the knowledge of the wife the property could not be saled) can be used in that
please explain in detail.
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 12:09
Sir ,
I'm extremly sorry to disturb you.I'm Niranjan Panigrahi belongs to a lower middle class faily.My father is a retired laboratory technician and my mother is a house wife. One day My father's sister legal heir slpped me and her mother for a small reason though it was not my fault.He's got the wrong information.From that day onwards my father is taking 5 blood presssure tablet. This is because we have a joint patta with my mother and my father sister.we have also built a two storeied building there.My father's sister husband has expired .At the time of his death he told my father to take care of her so that we build that house.Now without our knowledge my father's sister has appoint a legal heir.Now he wants the property to divide.My father has invested all the retiredment momey on this.dose he got the right on this property?
Suchitra. S
23 August 2011 at 10:59
Respected experts, If a lease period expires and if the tenant has not vacated the premise and also not given the rent for those months after the lease period, what action can the landlord take against him under law? I think the lease becomes tenancy by holding over. I want to know the rights of the land lord at such circumstances. Whether he has to send legal notice for eviction, and what about the arrears of rent payable?
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 09:54
Father received some immovable property from our grandfather by way of registered partition deed in 1971.
now our father has two sons and three daughters.
our father has sold some properties in 2002 and 2005 by registered sale deed alongwith his two sons only excluding the his three own daughters.
in 2006 our father and we two sons have paid rs. 50,000/- to each sisters and have not taken any NOC. Later our father has made a registered partition deed among himself and his two sons only. all the sisters were quite happy.
in 2008 one of the son has sold his share/property by way of registered sale deed to third person due to his requirement.
in 2010 two sisters has moved to court and challenged a civil suit partition against our father,two brothers and the third party buyer also.
please let me know your valuable suggestions how to overcome by this civil suit partition.
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 08:54
Dear Sirs,
My mother owns a Flat in Mumbai as a First Holder along with my Father (seocnd holder) and myslef (Third Holder). My Father (Second Holder) died during 2008 and my Mother (First Holder) died during June 2011. I am the only sole legal heir of my deceased mother and father.
My Mother has made a nomination during 2000, which has been recorded by the society. But the said nomination form has found with following defects:
1) Signature of my mother on nomination is in English while in Agreement it is in Gujrati Language.
2) Nomination has been made in favour of my daughter who is a minor till now. However, there is no mention of any Guardian name in the Nomination Form.
Even then, society has recorded the said Nomination in it's register.
Now society is asking me to submit Succession Certificate, Indemnity Bond, Appendix 3, Appendix 4 and Appendix 15 and ULC Undertaking.
Is the society demand od Succession certificate and other documents is reasonable. If is not, what is the remady available to me for the transfer of the flat in my name if society does not co-operate me in this regard.
Please Advise.
Thanks.
skvelu
23 August 2011 at 07:25
Sir,
Can any one provide a model / draft farm land sale agreement and maintenance agreement
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 05:54
an indian national
want to attest a power of attorney for property in india
he has photo id issued by election commission,dept of taxation & dept of motor vehicle/transportation
passport not available @ present
copy of passport available
consulate ask for original passport
are three id's sufficient to identify the person & get P.O.Attorney notories in embassy/consulate
Anonymous
23 August 2011 at 03:18
Dear Sir,
My mom uncle addopted a child now he is 50 and working abroad My mom uncle had a home now the addopted child of my mom uncle wants to sale the home did he can sale it to any one are he can sale to my mom please advise me
bapu
22 August 2011 at 17:08
Hi Sir/madam,
I was done deal for flat at 28.5lakhs for 2 bhk in end of April’2011 month.
I gave 50,000/- cheque as token amount to owner in first week of may month.
But flat is owned by husband & wife. Husband is out of India for next 6 months.
So owner parties told me, can you wait for 6-7 month? If your wait for next 6-7 month then we accept token amount.
I told them, I am ready to wait for 6-7 month or more...
Because flat registered on husband & wife, so for registration & agreement , both are required. i gave token 50000/- as cheque.
I don’t make MOU with them. My mistake.
they said, believe on us. we are not break your trust.
I was wait for him.
Now I proceed for home loan, arrange all down payment from families, relative.
On 15th August 2011, they said, we are not ready for sale flat. Please cancel deal.
Reason---- they got enough amount from relative to pay new flat’s loan.
Please advise me, what I will do now? I wait for 6 months, paid my rent for current flat, price is hike more.
I am frustrate from cancelling deal. But I want to buy same flat. Because I am waiting from 6 month.
Regards
Bapu
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