pratyu
07 August 2011 at 12:25
sir,
i am willing to buy a house in my name.
please inform me what documents and details are to be produced at the time of registration and the proofs to be submitted by me.please kindly inform me about the procedure.
Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 11:22
Dear Eminent Members, Pls help me with my personal query related to Property (Land + Building)
Facts of the case:-
a)Family Tree:- Grandfather-> Father(Dead)-> Father's Wife-> 3 Daughters & 3 Sons
b)After death of his Son (Father), Grand Father wrote a will (Duly Registered & witnessed by all relatives excl. Father’s Wife & 6 Children) mentioning:-
 Widow of his Son can enjoy the property till her life lifetime and cannot sell or mortgage the property.
 After death of the widow mother, property will automatically vest into 3 sons and they are having full rights to the property (Enjoy, Sell or Mortgage).
 As a fact, property was actually purchased by the self earned income of deceased father who bought it in the name of his father (here Grandfather) and no will was made by him and later passed away.
 At present 3 Daughters are taking care of their widow mother and sons are just waiting for her death so that they can sell it and increase their wealth.
Query:-
a)As per the fact (iv) above, now daughters want to restrict right of their brothers to enjoy the full property and want equal rights. Is this possible?
b)If above is not possible what are the other remedies available to restrict 3 sons.
Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 10:50
Is it requierd to pay an agent a yearly( 11 months) commission at the time of renewing a lease.
The Argument: The agent was paid 2% at the time the deal was signed the first time. This commission was paid in return for his services of helping the deal go through.
Why should the agent be paid at every renewal especially when the renewal is a mutual agreement(resulting from a good working relationship) between the landlord and the tenant.
I distinctly remember reading(news paper) a high court or a supreme court judgement to this effect.
Appreciate an expert's opinion.
Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 05:17
what does the expression life interest means in regard to property.
Arati Gawde
06 August 2011 at 21:57
One person has 4 sons. He got right in one piece of land as a kul ( His name is also entered on respective 7/12). SO queries are :- 1. Can he gift this property to his only one son? 2.Is any other 3 son having right in that piece of land?
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 19:57
Respected experts,
My father-in-law purchased agriculture land admeasuring 8.15 Hector in 1985 in shahapur Dist. thane maharashtra, the same was cultivated by out family member till the date but in the year 2005 it was acquired by the forest department and the same was restored by the forest authority by giving the remark in other rights columns of 7/12 extract by maharahstra forest department reserved as per Maharashtra private forest acquisition act 1975 and and order of High Court Bombay by PIL No. 17/2002 but as per Ferafar Nond the central govt. permission is mandatory to de-reserved forest land into non-forest.
now how to proceed further to de-reserved the same forest land into non forest land and what authorities to whom i should proceed application
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 19:33
Hi,
We have a bunglow in with 2floors. 1st is of my uncle and second floor is mine. We have a terrace and we have already sanctioned 3rd floor past 10yrs ago...
The question is that who has the right to construct on the terrace. Will we have the right as we stay on the 2nd floor and above us is the terrace or would there be a 50% of each one of us.
Please help as we want to construct the 3rd floor.
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 18:01
Sir,
We have lands in throvagunta, A.P. Before 1962 they were inam lands, later my grandfather attached it to wakf board and applied to become mutawalli. becoz there were no proper person to take care of the lands. actually the lands are of my grand mother's (maternal) father. he had no sons so he gave it to his wife as maher. later my mother has no brother and we are three sisters. The lands are totally 80 acres and out shareis 9 acres. now i want to know
1. Whether the inam lands are heritable to female.
2. can the inam lands be taken back from the possesssion of Wakf board.
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 16:36
Can a mother gift the land (as dhaan)to her own son as per karnataka Act. (unaware of this matter)
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Noc of society
Dear Sir/Madam ,
I have purchase a resale flat directly from owner,the owner ask for NOC to chairmen and its sectory,but they refused to give.
now what to do as i also require the noc for Bank loan.
according to society chairmen he wants to by that flat why he owner sold us?
please give a suggestion so that i can register sale agreement.