Anonymous
03 July 2011 at 10:43
Dear Sir,
My friend needs expert legal advice. She has found herself in a tricky situation.
Her father owned a piece of non-agricultural plot in Madhya Pradesh since more than 20 years. The area is backward and tribal and the villagers are very bad, rude, violent and rowdy. He was unable to sell this plot in his lifetime. He used to fear the rural rustic people around. Hence he had stressed to his only daughter (my friend) that in case he dies before sale of the plot, she should not mention about his death to anyone there and use the power of attorney he has given to her in her name to sell off the plot.
Her father died around 8 years back. My friend tried hard to sell the land. Only last year she managed to get a buyer for it. The financial transactions were over but registration has been delayed because the old power of attorney is no longer valid and has to be registered which of course with her father’s death she cannot do the registration of the power of attorney now. She cannot even say that her father died 8 years back now because the land is still in her father’s name. She could not transfer the same to her name for fear of the villagers around who would definitely encroach on the land knowing that her father was dead.
My friend wants to be safe and right legally. What step should she take now? Would she be affected in anyway for not changing the land to her name for so long? What would be the best option out of this tight corner? Please help.
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 17:24
We were family of four ( me,my wife,my father and my mother)staying in our family house owned by mother,father as their hard earned property.I have married sister.My father and mother have soft corner for my sister.Mother expired in 2003 and father expired this year in 2011.Both of them has made their will and entire property is been made on my sisters name.I don't have any other place to stay.I am disabled person at 56 years at age.Where will I go? How can they desert me like this at this age? what should I do.any advice please?
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 16:50
What is the period of continuous possession of an house/ immovable property after which one can claim the titles of the property and what are the requisites to prove that possession? What are the related acts and sections in Indian Law?
kuldeep kumar
02 July 2011 at 16:34
if plots of lands purchased by any person fro self earned income can become subject of partition among his sons.
can father who have purchased such plots of land refuse to give to any of his sons any plot of lands.
what if father has purchased plot and registeretd in name of son when son is studying and now son after marriage want to take another piece of land from his father in the name of partition.
in above query everything is self earned property by father and nothing belongs to sons except the piece of land registered in his name when he was studying.
pls give me any legal adive and explain any provision of law and case law.thanx very much
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 15:22
Sir,I am ready with the fund for Registry of my flat ,But promoter is not giving any reply for the Registry/letter.
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 14:04
A promoter marking on a common area for parking (we paid for super build up area,but is it possible that builder can sale common area as parking), what should our action on the spot? Before that we send a mail to the promoter but he didn’t response.
Anonymous
02 July 2011 at 12:24
A promoter marking on a common area for parking, what should our action on the spot? Before that we send a mail to the promoter but he didn’t response.
C.A Alok Mukherjee
02 July 2011 at 11:44
Is there any restriction bank may impose on providing housing loan a 70 years old house property? Can anybody have any idea?
Secondly how title deed of the property be verified when landlord is claiming is the only legal heirs living and capable of executing the deed?
V.PAVAN KUMAR
02 July 2011 at 11:16
Respected Experts,
It was given to understand that the Registration of document (related to sale/ mortgage) is compulsory if the transaction value is more than Rs.100/-. For this purpose, do consider the period of the agreement? If the agreement period is less than ONE year, do we need to register the document? In this what is the value restriction?
Kindly guide me in this matter.
Regards,
V.PAVAN KUMAR
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