Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 16:53
As per the latest karnataka highcourt judgement, the marriage of girl below 21 years is not valid. In that case whether , the girl can claim the share in the parental property. What the legal position
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 16:49
Dear All,
what is the value of a notorized document?
is it binding on the signing and executing parties?
what is the evidentiary value of the same?
can we issue NOC for transfering the property in which we have right, by merely executing consent letter and notorizing same.? is it binding on us?
Please Reply
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 15:41
Hello,
My husband has recently purchased a flat in mumbai in Joint names with his mother( His name being the first name). This I understand was due to his parents being the major contributor for purchase of the flat and also because my husband could get tax benefit on interest on housing loan, thus he was for namesake made a first namement for the flat.I would like to know-
1) If something untowards would happen to my husband, will I get a claim in the joint property if I were not to remarry( presently we have no children at present)
2)and the case if I were to remarry with us having a child.
Harsh
25 July 2011 at 15:09
Ms. A gives the property to Mr. B in the year 1985 in consideration of love and affection. Both A & B are Hindu. A never made any gift deed in favor of B. A died after some period of time of this gift and leaving behind 2 daughters. Now in 2011 onwards the heirs of Ms. A want this house for their use and harassing B and their family members to leave this property. They even send the notice under which they are considering b as a tenant.
Now the question is that can B go for the suit of adverse possession OR B may go for “ORAL GIFT”?
saroja
25 July 2011 at 13:04
x purchased 5 Acres of land for which no approach road but"Y" agreed to road through his land. Now my questions are-
(1)What's all are the documentation required to create permanent road because tomorrow 'Y' should not stop him from useing his land
(2) Can both X & Y enter into easement agreement ? if so whether it require registration ? because insisting Y for registration is practically impossible
(3) If 'Y gives letter to survey dept & village panchath to allow portion of his property as public road will helps to X ?
Please help with some suggestion which will gives permanet road to X
-Saroj
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 12:16
My Company was taken office accommodation on lease rental basis.In that flat more than one occupants. According to the lease agreement maintenance charges has to beared by the all the occupants. From the begining the common maintenance charges charged acording to the actual basis. No they want to charge on lump sum basis according to their calculation and it is coming more 2 times than the earlier bills. They gave explanation that so many charges earlier they have not charged like salary of the attendant, bore well repair chrges, lift annual repair charges (although in the lease agreement details of common maintenance charges has not explained)now they are charging from current month.
My query is what are all expenditure will come under common maintenance charges i.e what are all owner has to bear and what are all occupants will bear.
We requested them the details of amount paid on actual basis but they are not willing to provide that. we sent email until the details of expenditure we get we will not pay lumpsum basis. can we do so?what are remedy available under Consumer Protection Act?
J B Goel
25 July 2011 at 12:15
Dear Sir,
I and my wife have a flat in Gurgaon,almost 50% of cost of flat was given by NRI son to his mother as a gift.The flat has been rented out.We want that rent on this property be given to my son & his spouse.We dont mind gifting the property to them.What is the cheapest method to transfer the property/income on rent to my son, so that rent income is not accounted in my books.
J B Goel
ramesh
24 July 2011 at 23:55
if i purchase a property and make issar chithi on 100 Rs. stamppaper by paying 30% of the total consideration. balance 70% is payable after 6 month and sale deed to be executed after that.suppose i fail to pay the balance amount on that day ,(after 6 months ))can the seller cancel the deal and forefeit my issar amount paid ? just because it is mentioned in issar chithi.pl. let me know my email address rameshgajwani@rediff.com
Anonymous
24 July 2011 at 23:12
Is paying stamp duty is exempted on buying immovable property in Haryana and Delhi for disabled persons ( more specifically for mentally retarded persons in this case as i am buying this property to give stability for his future )
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Housing Federation By-laws.
Dear Sir,
I stay in Lokgram Complex, developed by M/s.Lok Developers of 23 Buildings of individual societies & one common FEDERATION (society) to look after overall maintananic of the complex.
The Federation election is to be held on 31.07.2010. The notice of the same issued on 03.07.10 stating that the outstanding payments to be made on or before 10.07.11 otherwise defaulter society shall be restricted for candidate nomination and voting for election.
My question - Is federation have this right to restrict society for nomination candidate and voting? because they have issued the notice on 03.07.11 & last due date was 10.07.11 which is very short period for societies to take decision and release payments.
2) Can we postpond the election?
3) How many times / Years one candidate is eligible to participate for election?
4)Is the bylaws for federation is different than Bylaws applicable to co-op societies?
5)As per Federation Bylaws the Capital shows Rs.10 Lacs i.e 10000 shares X Rs.100/ each, where as our balance sheet shows Rs.100000/- capital - How it is?
Please reply at the earliest.
rgds,