Anonymous
26 July 2011 at 11:09
my father has purchased a room in chawl in 1982 withour executing any document. he has paid 1/3rd of the consideration and remaining is paid by my grand father. however, my father has a paper containing all the details of the transaction and the signature of the Vendor. its not a stamp paper but has a revenue stamp. the ration card and electricity bills stands in my father's name.
it must be noted that the Vendor from whom my father has purchased was not legal owner, in fact no one was the owner of the said property.
We are living in the said property since 1982 without any disturbance and objection. however we received one legal notice from the court stating that we are not legal owner of the same but after that nothing has happened.
now said property is going under development and for that purpose the society has been formed by the members of the area.
Now, because of higher market rate of the property, my grandma and my uncles claiming rights in the property. my grandma says the property belongs to my grandpa as he has paid part consideration. they wanted my father to transfer the property in my grandma's name. they have executed a declarations in that regard and taken signature of my father. they have agreed to give my father 60% and remaining to all other legal heirs. the said declaration further says that my father has no objection in transfering the said property in my grandma's name. the said Declaration is notorized and signed by my father.
pram
26 July 2011 at 09:03
sir i purchase a bunglow from builder om sai developer by paying booking amount 3 lac but he is not doing any sale agreement even so many people purchase but neither he is denying nor doing he has not fulfilling his duty we all are fed up with his attitude as he thinks himself above law , sir what we do please help us. what happen to our dream house
sajid
26 July 2011 at 04:21
I M NRI, IS IT POSSIBLE TO FILE A CASE AGAINST BUILDER WHEN I M NOT IN INDIA, IF YES HOW CAN I DO THAT AND SECONDLY DO I NEED TO BE PRESENT THERE OR SOMEONE ELSE CAN BE PRESENT ON BEHALF OF ME, PLS REPLY, THANKING YOU.
mere
26 July 2011 at 03:27
Hi, my name is Rakesh and am planning to buy a house in dombivili, the agreement value of the house is 18,90,000. I wanted to know what would be exact stamp duty and registration charges that I would be required to pay. what is the process for paying these charges? on whose name should I draw the dd?
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 20:43
I purchased 1.8 Acres Agriculture Land at 2009 at Lucknow. Later, in the year 2011,Building plan sanctioned by Lucknow Development Authority.After sanction the plan, i applied for finance at bank. Bank's Advocate ask me to convert Land use agriculture to non agriculture.(Section 143 of UPZALARA,1950)
Lucknow Development Authority already charged land conversion charge under their Government Orders.(Urban Planning Development Act, 1973)
please clarify that there is need of Section 143 of UPZALARA, 1950 or not.
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 19:50
Dear Sir,
My father has recently executed and registered land property in kerala state as a gift in my favour.The said property belonged to my grandfather, which was divided between my fathers and his brothers after my grandfathers death,as per the 'Will' left by my grandfather.The property share belonging to my father was subsequently registered by my father in his name and now gifted to me after my marriage.I would like to know
1) Can my father claim back the property from me in future .
2) Does my fathers gifting this land to me require my only brothers consent(To avoid any legal hurdels in future)
3)What is the further process for me to accept this gifted property or does the registration suffice all the requirements.
4) Will my husband be entitled to claim in this property in case of any untoward incident happen to me.
5) Also post gifting what does 'acceptance of property mean'.
Thanking you
Sharma
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 19:29
I was going through some case laws it is held that Limitation act will not apply to Usufructuary Mortgage. Mortgagor is entitled to redeem the property even after 30 years. Is that correct?
Case name: SUPREME COURT
2005(4) RCR(Civil) 841 Harbans V Om Praksh and Others
Panchanan Sharma v.Basudeo Prasad Jaganani& others JT 1997(10) SC 553
High court of Punjab and Haryana, Chandigara
Karnail Singh & ORS V Dharam Singh
Harbans V Om Prakash
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 17:16
dear all
thanks for the opportunity for ppl like to me to raise quieries.
this question is related a property @ pune brought by me and my father in 2004 ( first name is me and 2nd name is my father). in 2008, my father expired without a will. i have a mother, a elder sister and two elder brothers ( all stay outside pune except my mother who stays with me). i want to protect my interest of the house now and in the future.
how can i remove my fathers name from the house property and conver the house to my name completely. the other members of my father family are willing to give a POA to me to decide on the future of the house.
what is the exact process to be followed.
thanks for the support. all correct answers welcome,
and thanks for your time.
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 16:56
What is the legal position on parental self acquired property on the above type of cases. since the marriage itself is not valid as per the Highcourt judgement, whether the girl has any right to ask for property of the parents.
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