Anonymous
18 July 2011 at 21:59
Hi,
My Dad passed away without a will. We are three siblings and my father had 2 plots in Gaziabad registered in his name. Me and my 1 other sister live abroad. My brother and mum live in india. We now want to sell the plots- Just wanted to know What is the option that we have.Should we transfer it to my mother's name and then she can sell it. In that case what is the formality we need to do. Or should we follow some other route.
Please guide.
Thanks
singhk15
18 July 2011 at 21:34
Sir,
I have purchased a flat from M/S. Durga Developers pvt. ltd, Ranchi and paid Rs.17,00,000/- to the developer and registration cost of Rs.1,65,000/- paid in cash to the Government. Now a news has been published in the newspaper that the floor plan of 4th floor of the flat, which i have purchased and registered in my name is not sanctioned and the municipality authority has already demolished the portion of the flat. LIC Housing Finance Limited has sanctioned loan on the property. Now the builder is not returning investment. What can I do now? please help me.
RAMA MURTHY
18 July 2011 at 21:01
'A' is a person having a 'GPA cum Agrement for sale' executed by 'B' ( the owner) in his favour after paying full sale considertion to B by A ,for a s house in bangalore and taking possession of the same.This GPA cum agrement is notarised during 1996.
During 2001 this A has executed an 'absolute sale deed' registered in sub registered office, noting the details of the seller'B' and purchaser 'A',---- signed by only'A' as 'VENDER'the GPA holder. This deed does'nt carry any signture of the seller 'B'
My question is' can a GPA holder of a property execute a registered absolute sale deed in his favour ie. 'self' both as a seller and purchaser bearing his signature'. Is that sale deed admissible and valid?
AJAY KUMAR SINGH
18 July 2011 at 18:37
i have a query about a land of 4000 sq ft that i had purchased around 2 years ago in the bijnaur area of district lucknow . Its a free hold land that was bought from a person who had power of attorney to sell the same . After few months of registry when i asked for Dakhil-Kharij , i came to know that its not possible because of boundation of power of attorney of that person . Now when i want to sell it , i am facing hurdles because of non occurrence of dakhil-kharij . Please let me the alternate ways to sell the land
sushil Bhor
18 July 2011 at 14:06
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a flat in Borivali Gorai,We have done registration in January 2010,but secratary of the society has denied me membership because he claims that the owner from whom i have purchased the flat had manipulated society accounts when he was the secratary till 2005.i am in pocession of the flat, pleas advise how should i take membership of society
Anonymous
18 July 2011 at 13:44
My father passed away without making a will. He had nominated his wife(100%) in the nomination form. Apart from his wife he has a son born out of his first wife and myself born out his second wife who is the 100% nominee. After my fathers death as per the nomitation form the flat got transfered in my mothers name. Who has now gifted the flat to me. The gift deed is registered. Later I applied for share transfer with the society. Now after 90 days from date of application, the society is asking me to obtain my step brothers NOC which he is not willing to give. I need to understand:
1. Is the gift deed valid?
2. Can the society ask for my step brother's NOC ?
3. Do I become a deemed member as the socety did not revert within 90 days ?
4. What is my stand ?
Anonymous
18 July 2011 at 12:09
Is it in India, foreclosure process has to be done through court? i.e with the intervention of court.Mortgagee has to file suit for forclosure and get the decree for sale.
or
can Mortgagee sell the mortgaged property directly to seller through registration?
K.K.Ganguly
18 July 2011 at 10:36
Would the Ld.Experts kindly inform
What is thye meaning of Constituted Attorner? The back ground is as follows:
'A' filed Title xecution suit against 'C' & 'D' where in 'B' was the Constituted Attorney of 'A'. 'B' is not an advocate.
After few years 'A' sold the land to 'X' who filed Title execution suit when 'B' filed a petition in that suit praying to be a party to it claiming the title of the property. The order went against him statying that he was already the Constituted Attorney of 'A' in his T.Ex. suit.
Kindly enlighten me on what is he meaning of Constituted Attorney & why he can not claim the title when the Deed of the Land is in his name?
Anonymous
18 July 2011 at 06:46
Hi team,
I am a finance professional working in a MNC in Bangalore.
I am planning to start a poultry farm in Karnataka.I will be resigning from my job and will be completly in farming. But as per new land reforms in Karnataka, a normal person will not be allowed to purchase agriculture land.
Is there any clause in the law which will allow me in the purchase of agriculture land.
Other details:
My annual income is less than 2 lakhs/ annum.
Thanks in advance
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power of attorney
i have a query about a land of 4000 sq ft that i had purchased around 2 years ago in the bijnaur area of district lucknow . Its a free hold land that was bought from a person who had power of attorney to sell the same . After few months of registry when i asked for Dakhil-Kharij , i came to know that its not possible because of boundation of power of attorney of that person . Now when i want to sell it , i am facing hurdles because of non occurrence of dakhil-kharij . Please let me the alternate ways to sell the land. Actually it is basically an agricultural land of a harijan farmer who gave power of attorney to a non harijan person who sold land to me . I came to know that in this case the new land owner , i.e. me has to be a harijan for being eligible for mutation other wise its not possible. What is the actual law ?