Anonymous
14 August 2011 at 18:07
Can a notary power of attorney made in 1993 be used to transfer/sale immovable property.
baljinder singh
14 August 2011 at 17:27
the purchaser did not perform his part of agreement to sell and thereafter filed a civil suit for recovery of earnest money only. is the case in such a manner mantainable.
Anonymous
14 August 2011 at 17:19
A land was bought on my name and my sister's name by my father when we were child.
Now, we both attained age around 40 and 45.
Two years back, my sister received some money from me and made a unregistered release deed in a stamp paper, mentioning that she releases her right in the land to me for the money she got from me.
Now she demands her share from the land, saying that unregistered release deed has no validity. Is it correct as per law?
Anonymous
14 August 2011 at 17:09
As per section 17(2)(xi) any endorsement on a mortgage deed acknowledging the payment is of whole or any part of mortgage money is not required to be registered.
In my case we had paid the full mortgage money and redemed the property 50 years back. The endorsement was made on the mortgage deed. However, the orginal mortgage deed is lost.
In lower court it is held that Mortgage is redeemed. However, the case has gone to high court , the sustantial question of law is whether the mortgage redemption can be assumed in the absence of registration.
In view of the Registraion Act mentioned above registration was not required if it is endorsed on the mortgage deed. Since we don't have the mortgage deed orginal, what is the other alternative for us to fight the case
Anonymous
14 August 2011 at 15:19
I bought a land property in Coimbatore in the year 2005, after verifying EC. Patta also transferred to my name after the purchase. But,recently when I tried to sell my land, I get news that Tamilnadu state Housing Board was already acquired the land by depositing the amount in the court.
I came to know that TNHB long back sent acquisition notice to the previous land owner before I bought the land and the land owner sold the land to me, hiding this fact. Last week, when I enquired with TNHB office with the SF No, they said the land was already acquired by TNHB.On hearing this information, three days before I applied for EC from register office and patta copy from Taluk office. Both the documents show the land is in my name. Please help how to ascertain whether the land is acquired by TNHB or in my name. If the land is acquired by TNHB, what next I have to do?
Anonymous
14 August 2011 at 15:12
Can there be joint owners of a plot on collectors land.
If yes, what is the procedure of changing the existing single owner's name to joint owners. Also, is there any role of the co-operative society in changing single owner to joint owner of plot on collectors land?
avinash
14 August 2011 at 12:35
how much percentage right of sister in fathers ancestral property.
if sister has given release deed before 12 years but her name has been not cut down from 7/12 extract. can she claim again in that property?
abdul rehaman
14 August 2011 at 11:36
Sir
My grandfather left behind after his death 10 acres of agriculture land, he is survived by 2 sons n 4 daughters.My father is elder son n shared all family responsibility along with my grandfather,my uncle is a govt employ n staying away after his marriage.
My father wants to divide agriculture land in two parts one for him n other for my uncle, He wants to give his sister's there share in terms of MONEY,As per Shariat act Is it possible to give daughters there share in MONEY n keep agriculture land for sons? In my family ( my grandfather's brother's family) no daughter has inherited agriculture land ,they have been given money or gold instead of agriculture land can my father follow same costume .
Kindly advice
thx
Anonymous
13 August 2011 at 19:31
Sir,
a father died in the year 1954 leaving behind him two daughters born in the year 1951 and 1952 and one brother. one of the daughter claims partition of equal share with her brother in the properties of her deceased father. whether she is entitle as per the amended Hindu succession act 2005
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Partition
Respected dignitaries:
There is a decision from Karnataka High Court Puspalata N.V V/s V Padma and others. RFA/326/2004 decided on 19-3-2010 to the effect of partition. I have heard that an appeal is pending before the supreme court of india. can anybody send the details of the appeal on the basis of High court number ?
thank you, obliged.