ganesh asim
14 July 2024 at 21:26
My father bought flat in 2014 which cost him around 8 lakh after retirement. My brother , sister and father applied for loan of Rs. 5 lakh. In meanwhile my sister was paying emi till 2016, then she got married and was paying in laws flat's emi from her salary.. after that as younger brother i was told to pay remaining loan of flat on pretext of that flat would be mine because my brother was also had home laon around 30 lakh as he shifted with his wife to another flat ..My question is now my siblings are denying and accusing me who told you to pay the emi and top of that ,flat is registered in my brother , sister and father's name..I desperately need my hard earned money to purchase my own flat..i am living with my wife in rental house in Mumbai
Anonymous
14 July 2024 at 09:11
Maine 2022 Mai ek flat 70lakh ke aas pass kharida, ab mai mutation karana chahta hu, lekin pre owner mujhe NOC nahi de raha, kya Kara jaaye
Anonymous
11 July 2024 at 16:25
Sir, in the year 2023 we ( 3 bothers, myself eldest and youngest lives in other city due to job, my younger brother and his family lives on the property however we go to home time to time and have their room for staying let us say joint enjoyment of property and is still in the same way) got declared our shares in the property of our late father who died without a will in 2013 through lokadalat vide a compromise deed in the form of family settelment where it was mentioned that parties are agree for their respective share and are in possession of their shares. But as my younger brother was occupying some part of my share from the beginning he told me that after 6 months he will vacate my portion as during this time he will make a house for him and his family so i as a guster and goodwill allow him to continue for 6 months now it is going to over 1 year, he always make this and that excuse when I ask to vacate my portion his intention seems to be not good. Please suggest what legal option is available for me to eject him and his family from the portion of my share and get exclusive possession on my whole share as awarded by lokadalt to me.
Anonymous
10 July 2024 at 12:03
Hi sir good morning my name is Santhosh u need a legal help
My grand father had 5 children’s 1 men 4 woman. My grandfather passed away in the year 1997.I am son of deceased daughters
My grandfather son has transferred all the property around 5 acres after my grandfathers death without informing no one with the signature of my grandmother through registered gift deed in the year 2020 any daughter s have filed a suit in the year 2022 and now suit is at evidence stage now he has given registered sale deed to court that property has been sold by my grand father and his brother jointly in the year 1964 to my grand mothers father there is no mutation entry but till now possession held by my grandfather and his brother and now he also submitted a will which is unregistered please suggest me is this sale deed valid and titles can be passed through unregistered will sir
Sethuraman
09 July 2024 at 14:57
I am 35 years old living in my ancestors property. I have filed a complaint regarding an ongoing unauthorized construction being carried out near my house without planning permission. The corporation is threatening me with a madras high court order stating "a person who has done illegal construction cannot lodge complaint on others" and they have said they will inspect my ancestor property as well and take enforcement action if it is found illegal. I am living in an ancestors' property that was constructed when I was 10 years old, and the property documents are in my late father and senior citizen mother's name. Am I not allowed to file a complaint?
Anonymous
08 July 2024 at 19:03
After reading the responses to my issue on this forum and consulting several advocates, it is now clear that it is a common strategy to send baseless legal notice and stop paying rent to force landlords to file cases and waste 10 to 15 years in legal battles. This practice will continue until an advocate is punished for sending baseless legal notices. Therefore, I have decided to ask the Bar Council to take action against the advocate. I need help to present my case before the Bar Council properly, and I am seeking the assistance of ethical advocates.I am willing to pay for it.. To:
Bar Council of India,
New Delhi.
Subject: Urgent Action Needed: Advocate Misconduct and Epidemic of Baseless Legal Notices
Dear Members of the Bar Council,
I am writing to bring to your attention a serious issue that is undermining public trust in our legal system: the unethical practice of sending baseless legal notices. Recently, I received a legal notice from my tenant, drafted by Advocate***********, containing fabricated allegations and time-barred claims, leading to the tenant stopping rent payments. Despite my detailed response highlighting the absurdity and lack of evidence, the advocate neither withdrew the legal notice nor advised his client to resume paying rent.
To delve deeper into this issue, I conducted two experiments on Pathlegal. In one, I posed a hypothetical scenario involving a bank robber's accomplice seeking an unfair share of stolen money. Disturbingly, most advocates showed no reservations about drafting such an unethical notice. In another experiment, even when presented with clear Bar Council guidelines to be fair to the opponent, advocates still showed willingness to pursue baseless cases.
These experiments underscore a deeply ingrained problem within the legal community, contributing to a backlog of frivolous cases and significantly eroding public trust. During a recent podcast, an eminent lawyer, who was felicitated by the Gujarat Government, mentioned that it would take 350 years to clear the current backlog of cases in our courts. This highlights the severe impact of frivolous legal notices on our judicial system.
Moreover, my search on the Bar Council website and the internet revealed no instances of advocates being punished for sending baseless legal notices, highlighting a concerning gap in enforcement and accountability.
Therefore, I urge the Bar Council to take the following actions:
Investigate Advocate Misconduct: Initiate an investigation into the conduct of Advocate [insert name] to determine the extent of ethical violations.
Enforce Ethical Guidelines: Implement stricter enforcement of existing guidelines and introduce a graduated disciplinary system for violations.
Enhance Advocate Education: Introduce mandatory training programs on ethical conduct and professional responsibility.
Raise Awareness: Launch a campaign to educate both advocates and the public about ethical legal practices and their importance.
By taking these steps, the Bar Council can deter unethical practices, reduce frivolous lawsuits, and restore public confidence in the legal system. The future of our legal profession depends on upholding high ethical standards. I am ready to assist in any way possible and look forward to your prompt response.
Anonymous
07 July 2024 at 09:38
Team,
I have purchased a plot one year before in chennai and while construction another person raised dispute that it is his plot. I saw his schedule it is having different survey no. and plot no. But boundaries match exactly. Plz advice and guide
Victor
04 July 2024 at 11:16
A property promoter is selling the open plot in Hyderabad neighboring district. And says in farm land (agriculture), the plot number in sale deed will not be mentioned. however he can give mutation & NALA conversion document from concerned authority with cost . He further justifies that for any farm land in the registered sale deed at SRO esp surrounding Hyderabad , the plot numbers are not mentioned only the neighbors names are mentioned to the East,west,sout,north directions & it is a practice by all property developers. The plot numbers given in the layout are internal to his company & to buyers in that layout & SRO (sub registrar officer) is not concerned.
In this not able to get his logic or on what basis he got such rule.So asked to refund the amount paid for which he is charging 20% and refund period would be more than 6 months. So far there is no agreement of sale is executed , its only the receipts obtained for the advance amount paid.
Now the question is how much cancellation fees is to be charged by developer/promoter & timelines as per the govt norms or RERA or any insight?
Anonymous
04 July 2024 at 00:03
We have a public trust that's unregistered. A property is attached with that trust. The trustees are old. So We are going to form new trust with same objectives. Is it possible to merge the old trust with new one? Will the property automatically tranfered into new trust?.
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Society formation charges & conveyance charges
hi there , I am based in taloja navi mumbai.recently i bought a 2 bhk flat which is ready for possession but builder is asking 150000 more in the name of society formation & conveyance charges from every flat owner plus additional 50k for 1 year maintenance charges .that means 2 lac more which was never mentioned before .is it legal or builder is looting us .what needs to be done as builder is not ready to give possesion till we clear this amount .
seeking ur advise .
thank you .