chander prakash
17 June 2011 at 21:45
a property was purchased by the grandfather when grandson A was in existence. After few years of purchasing the property, grandson B had born. Now what are the rights of A and B in the property during lifetime of grandfather and after his death? Is the property ancestral property for both A and B? If grandfather want to sell the property, can a suit be filed on behalf of either A or B?
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 20:25
my father is a tenant in the premises since 1966 in delhi, i joined them in 1990's after that in 2001 i started my own business from there itself. since then we both are doing our own businesses from the same premises.In Jan. 2011 the house has been sold out by the old landlord and the new one has not introduced himself to us. Also he is not receiving any rent . Now I want to know the effects of the case in which the new landlord want us to vacate.
pawan kumar
17 June 2011 at 20:15
i rented shop in amritsar. initially tenant paid rent by means of crossed cheques for few months therafter he stopped paying and rent for 16 months is due. all verbal requests for payment of rent proved futile.apart he had made subletting .for which he has been receiving rent by crossed cheques from sub tenant.on our request to vacate, he is asking 5lac. kindly guide, for rent he kept us waiting promising that some money he will be receiving from abroad then he will settle our a/c kindly guide how to recover rent and get the shop vacated.
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 17:35
We have a shop taken on pagdi from the landlord. My landlord had purchased this property from someone who had illegally occupied the land belonging to someone else and sold it to my landlord and many other people in that area. My landlord pays the municipal taxes, property taxes etc.1) Does paying taxes make the landlord the legal owner of the property. 2) Should we pay the rent to the landlord if the property is acquired illegally?
k.s.abishek
17 June 2011 at 16:18
HI EXPERTS recently in the month of November2010 we have won a case of our property in the xxvii ABBL CITY CIVIL COURT IN BANGALORE MY ORIGINAL SUIT NO IS 16482/1999 (CCCH2A) my opponent has filed a suit in high court again. still now i have not received any notice regarding that from the court because of this i couldn't sell my property .Is there is any rules that further to proceed with the case should my opponent pay money and start the case are should i do something to come out of the this case .kindly help me in this .
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 14:14
in pune an builder sold his 1 guntha land with N.A. is it possible to sold such land with out N.A. to any costumer
Please reply me fast
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 08:03
SIR MY FATHER HAS PURCHASE A PROPERTY IN THE NAME OF HIS HUF HIS HUF CONTAINS HIM IS WIFE AND HIS SON WHO IS UNMARRIED NOW MY FATHER MOTHER PASSED AWAY NOW I WANT TO KNOW HOW CAN I BECOME 100 PERCENT OWNER IN THE PROPERTY I AM HIS ONLY SON BUT THE PROPERTY IN THE NAME OF HUF KINDLY ADVICE ME THANKING YOU
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 07:40
I am staying at a commercial rented place since last one and a half year,the rent is Rs.12000/-per month,I am paying the rent every month in cash.The landlord has never given me any rent receipt till date,neither I have asked for one.
Can he challenge me the court of law for non payment of rent now ??
What should I do if does so??
Anonymous
17 June 2011 at 07:26
My landlord is going to renew the rent agreement. But this time he has got prepared a rent agreement with so many fresh clauses,one of these clauses says that if I do not pay rent for two consecutive months,he would put lock on the rented premises to me.
Another clause of this rent agreement says that if I do not comply to the terms and conditions of that agreement,he could take back the possession from me and I would have no right to challenge him in any court of law.
He is pressurization me to get this agreement signed.
My question is,if I sign this agreement can he evict me according to two above clauses?
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Family dispute on property
My friend allowed his father to withdraw money from his bank account when he was abroad via a power of attorney. Father bought properties in his own name (father's name) and my friend's mother's name citing that it would be easier to manage the property by local people. While my friend agreed to this, the agreement at the time between my friend and his parents was that when my friend eventually returns to India he will be given the properties by transfer of title. My friend does not have any supporting evidence of this agreement. He could prove that the properties were bought with money drawn from his account since these properties were paid from his bank account. Now the parents are going back on their promise and my friend wants to know if there is any legal recourse on getting control to the properties bought with his money. given that he has three other siblings who did not contribute anything towards this purchase of the properties. The parents want to retain control of the properties and do not want to give any promise or will in favor of my friend on the said properties. Is there a way my friend can obtain a stay order on the sale of such properties by the parents?.Can he sue on the family estate or file for partition where he can claim the properties bought with his money?. Please clarify