Anonymous
28 June 2011 at 01:56
Hello,
My father (late) bought a revenue site in 1995 from a GPA holder and it is registered in Sub registrar office. The GPA holder acquired the land by notarised GPA from land owner. The taxes are paid and revenue(Grama Panchayti) Khata is obtained.The area is recently handed over to Corporation and presently the khata from Corporation is temporarily not issued because of Government policies. Recently the land is fenced by goons and they claim it as their ancestral property. How can we proceed & do we hold the absolute title of the property?
rakesh
27 June 2011 at 20:53
sir,
my father had 2 wives i am from 2 wife.my father died in 1982.1 was 7 yrs at that time.after my fathers death my step brother used to look after the property.he used to give us our share in cash from the property income till 2002.now for the last 8yrs he had stopped given us our monthly share.now can i file partion suit for property after 28 yrs of my fathers death.what is the time frame for illegimate children to file such suit.
Meghal
27 June 2011 at 20:52
Can a memorandum of understanding be accepted as a proper leagl document of sale.The saem is executed in 1988 and is not registered.
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 20:00
Hi, Our person has property which is Mortgaged in 1994 and because of the NBFC Dispute, the case & all orginal documents are in court since 1995 till date. Still all original papers are in Court & NBFC dispute is running in Bangalore court. But this property got sold by person "A" to Person "B" in 2006 and to person C in 2007. It is Valid?? Whether registrations holds good?? Pls advise. Thanks.
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 18:30
Is probate of a will necessary or compulsory also if the will is registered in transfer of property???
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 17:19
the house was on my mom's name ,i lost her last year.now my dad wants it to be transfer it to my name. i have two married sisters.
please suggest,what is the process to transfer to my name
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 15:40
i m a dohlidar in haryana please tell me right way to get full rights of land.
and what is the status of dohlidar bill passed by cheaf minister of haryana.
thanks
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 14:34
my grandfather bought some land in name of my grandmother after his death my grandmother distributed the land in front of lawyer but not a registered will after that my father constructed a house on his share. almost 15 years are gone after that now my grandmother made a will and given all the property to my cousin now in this case how can i save my father house.
Anonymous
27 June 2011 at 12:59
I have a shop taken on pagdi in a chawl since 1986 my landlord never did any repair work and also would not let us do any repair work and demanded money to give permission for carrying out repair work. We therefore stopped paying him the rent in protest and finally when the landlord verbally agreed to give me the permission to do the repair at my cost I paid him the rent till 2010. On his assurance I went ahead and gave the contract to the contractor and bought the construction material. When I started the work he came threatening me and demanded money to give permission. I went to police station to lodge a complaint but police officer was un cooperative and very rude to me after my landlord made the inspector speak to the bhai on phone,my landlord has strong links with the local Bhai and I am stuck as I have already paid to the contractor . Please help me.
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Whether Bonafide Reason applies in case of Commercial Property?
Dear Sir / Mam
I maintain a shop in Model Town. The same shop was taken by me on rent in 1962 and i have been engaged in my trading business on this particular shop since then. The original owner from whom i took this shop died in the year 2005. After that, this property was transferred in the name of his widow who eventually died in 2007. Now his son has filed a case for eviction on the ground that he need the space for his residential purposes since he has two dependent sons, one daughter and a wife. However, his sons are qualified engineers reside outside Delhi and his wife works in a bank. He also has a shop adjacent to the disputed shop which he maintains for his business purposes. He also have first and second floor for his residential purposes.
Please advice...
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Nishant Singhal