Aarav jain
18 June 2011 at 22:24
sir where i m doing my bussiness(tailoring work-have commercial electricity meter) is area is develop by one builder.....when MHADA person came on survey i was not at place and they had noted my room as non resident(commercial)...but in actually earlier it was used for resident purpose only....past two year i m doing tailoring work there so converted electricity meter into commercial...bt in municipal records its residential place...so builder saying ki u will get shop...i said i want flat same as other are getting at residential place...so please tell me sir what can i do??
Twinkle
18 June 2011 at 20:01
Currently my father was expired. his two wife first wife is legaly married & stay in last 25 years in father-in-law home & my father & his second wife stay another. am only one daughter my legaly mother, second wife is four children...father have no property made, my grandfather home is only property...let me know who will get the propert n how?
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 17:49
sir,
my father had 2 wives i am from 2 wife.my father died in 1982.1 was 7 yrs at that time.he had bought a land in 1978 on 99yr lease and built a rice mill on that land.after my fathers death my step brother used to look after the mill.can i get my share in the mills profit.
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 17:39
sir,
i want to know what percentage will be court stamp duty for partion suit on agricultural land.
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 17:36
sir
i want to buy agricultural land in thane maharatra.my fathers had agricultural land in our native place in maharastra.now i want to buy agricultural land on my name in maharastra, what documents will i get to buy it or transfer it on my name.
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 16:47
Is it necessary for a gift deed to be sent for adjudication before paying stamp duty on it???
sandeep kumar
18 June 2011 at 16:18
My grandfather bought a residentail property in delhi. he made the property an HUF. He died in 1980 and my grandmother in 1991 witout leaving any will. They have 1 son and 3 daughters, now obviously the only son becomes the karta, can the daughters ask for partion from the karta, please explain.
sandeep kumar
18 June 2011 at 16:15
we have a house which was bought by my grandfather in 1964, my my grandfather has 1 son( my father) and 3 daughters. One of my aunt became widow in around 1975 and my father bought her home with her son. My father took good care of her all these years also taking care of all the expenses of my aunt as she was not having any source of income. My grandfather died in 1980 and grandmother in 1989 without leaving any will. We are living on the ground floor and my aunt is living on the 1st floor with her son. Now she has filed a lawsuit against us seeking partion of the property .
Please help me on this can daughter as for partiton of a dwelling house, and the important point is that my grandfather died way before the amendment.
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 14:25
My grand mother is living at west bangle having 6 sons & 5 daughter and a property in her name which was purchase by my Grand father in the name of his wife. My question is can my grand mother transfer to all property in her one son or grand son. or can any son transfer the property in his name.if possible pl mention the act with section.
pl reply as soon as possible.
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allotment of plot
sir,
My grandmother who was a widow migrated from East Pakistan now Bangladesh, alongwith minor children. After spending more than 27 years in Delhi, a plot of 233 Sq. yards was allotted to one of her sons by Govt. of India, Punarvas Vibhag in lieu of property in Bangladesh. Now, shall this property devolve amongst all the children including my grandmother as it was allotted in lieu of compensation claimed for the property left in East Pakistan.
Secondly, whether there was a provision of allotment of one plot to one migrated family or each member was entitled to claim separate plot from the Govt. of India or whether Govt. of India had given seperate plot to each migrated member seperately?
Thirdly, whether the property papers of Bangladesh property which was in the name of my grandfather, could be used by each family member for allotment of different plot by Govt. of India? Is this no duping the Govt.?
Fourthly, can the rights of any member who has not yet claimed on such property, be time barred? Can he claim his rights on such a property which is in lieu of ancestral property?
Fifth, what would be the course of action if one of the shareholders wants to probate a laminate will on a plain white paper unilaterally?