preet
30 July 2011 at 18:19
"X" take property on rent from "Y". "Y" acquire this property in will from his father. according to will the property is 50% of son that is "x" and 50 % of his daughter. "X" gave property on rent individually where daughter consent is missing. my quary is:-
what are the rights of daughter now.. can she get back possession of the property?
Member (Account Deleted)
30 July 2011 at 17:15
Hi Experts,
This is Balram from Delhi. I really need your favor. I do not know how to proceed.
I have purchased a flat and before transfer of ownership the owner had died, and I have a power of attorney between the parents of the dead owner & me. The above flat is purchased by loan and I have been paying the EMI on regular basis in the name of dead person. Can I make a registry in the name of my parents after the full payment of the loan amount on basis of my power of attorney?
Please, let me know, what should i do ? I would highly appreciate your valuable reply.
Thank You.
Balram
Anonymous
30 July 2011 at 15:54
I am planning to buy a residential property which is owned by a foreign national (UK Passport holder) of Indian Origin. Does this transaction need prior approval of RBI and if so, how it is obtained.
In this case, the person has already returned to India but for applying for Indian Passport, he will have to stay continuously in India for at least 1 year which is not complete yet. Hence, he is still a foreign national.
If required, he is ready to give the undertaking that he is not going to repatriate the sale proceeds out of India. As far as I know, a PIO can sell the property to (a) an Indian National or (b) to an NRI but to sell to another PIO, he needs to take permission from RBI. Please advise if I am not right.
An expert opinion would be highly appreciated.
Roobesh
30 July 2011 at 09:09
We have a very old house in Ajmer and there are 5 tenants and they are there since approx 50 years, no agreement and the rent is also to the tune of 100-200 Rs per month.
They are neither paying rent nor vacat the premises, when talked they ask 5-10 lacs for the same.
We senta legal notice to them to which also they have not responded.
Please suggest what should we so to get our property vacated from these tenants.
Regards,
Roobesh
manju
29 July 2011 at 22:33
Dear Sir,
I would like to know about the following thing:-
1. What do u mean by Property chain, how we can understand it , wether it is completeed or not?
2. what do u mean by valuation?
3. what do u mean by legal report?
how many thing are require by the following.
Regards
manju
satyennsinha@yahoo.com
29 July 2011 at 15:32
Respected experts,
Does an verbal agreement or assursance by a seller to purchaser in presence of witness is valid in court of law.The property ion question is a disputed property and I had agrred to buy it at minimum price and sell it to another purchaser at a premium. A public notice was isssued by the purchaser in local newspapers.now the seller informed me that he has been approached by the dispute party to settle the matter.what legal action can I take? also the seller has sent a legal notice asking me to sign it the gist of the notice is that he never agreed to sell the said plot to me nor issued verbal instructions to give public notice.
Anonymous
29 July 2011 at 14:55
Dear Experts of the Forum,
In a case, land was acquired by state govt.( AP state) in the year 1993.The compensation is also decided, but for want of Urban Land Ceiling clearance;the prepared cheque had not issued to the beneficiaries (*). Now the clearance from ULC authorities is obtained .
My question is (1) The procedure for getting this compensation,(2) Because of for enhancement of compensation?this abnormal delay, can the beneficiaries ask
(*) {The matter was referred to the court along with cheque. But the court send this cheque back to the revenue authorities for revaluation of the Validity of the cheque, which the Revenue authorities didn't do and kept the cheque with them for all these days. this was traced out during our enquiry, recently! }
Please suggest me ,the way out to this problem.
Thanking YOU ALL in advance ; expecting an urgent reply ,PLEASE.
Anonymous
29 July 2011 at 13:30
Sir,
My name is Rohit Gupta.It is a case of my father they have a mental problem get work in BSNL some year before he retired from his post due to insufficient work position. Sir, my grandfather has three son and a daughter and my father is the eldest son of my grandfather, has a house of their ancestral .at the time of his will he named the property to two sons IInd son and IIIrd son they gave nothing to my fatherand it is not known that they ever write his will or not. After my grandfather's death we get the information about the will. So i can file a suit against my uncles' for wrong statement because my grandfather is a doctor and in the will their sign is not appeared only their thumb impression shown on the will. And out of ancestral property my grndfather nothing named to my father. are there is any ground to file a suit or any act or sections we can refer ..........
sir, you can send the information on my e-mail id-(rg123agra@gmail.com)
Regards:-
Rohit Gupta
adilamukaram
29 July 2011 at 09:34
sir,
my husbands maternal grand father was the sole owner and purchased a property in his name.he was survived by
son(1)has a wife ,no children
daughter(1)widow ,died childless
daughter(2)4 sons
daughter(3)1 son 2 daughters died 2 months before daughter (1)
i would like to ask
1)should daughter (1) share be taken out.
2) will the children of daughter(3) gets any share as their mother has died before daughter (1)
3)what will be the share of the children of daughter (3) in the property.
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registration of a will
dear sir,
kindly enlighten sir on the following
1. if i have already made an unregistered will and i want to register it , do the witnesses at registration time have to be the same as the ones for the unregistered will.
2. once will is registered where is the original will kept?
3. if with the registrar do i get an authenticated copy of will and a receipt.
4. who can take possession of the will on demise.
5. definite behefits of registering a will as against not registering it.
regards
mina kala
july 30,11