advocatemanish
01 June 2011 at 10:31
sir, how to calculate property valuation for registry of plots and lands. please suggest me all method for registry(calculate valuation, and how to find stamp duty?)
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 23:44
Hello,
My father are 3 brother.
We have a petrol pump in the name of my uncle (Tau Ji) . As in old days whatever business started elder son name was there by default. So grandfather name was never there on the paper .
In between another uncle name was added and a % of share was given to him as partition.
Now can I or my father claim our share in this petrol pump ?
If yes then what all things we need to collect and proof ?
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 21:12
Sir, I purchased a flat in Oct'10 and went apply for mutation of property title on my name.The Municipal Authorities wanted me to produce the Mutation Deed as the house no is not mentioned in the sale deed. The sub registrar says that there is no need for it as the flat no, apartment name, street no ,area name and the plot survey no.s with boundaries are mentioned in the deed. So saying, he declines to issue a rectification deed. What shall I do?
Hari Shankar Chansouria
31 May 2011 at 20:18
The Chairman of a housing society transfered the society under his name by his individual capacity without obtaining the permission from the Society Registrar and without taking the concent from society members. So, my question is as follows:
1. Is this transfer in contravention of the Society Act and under which section ?
2. Is the co-operative movement under the Maharashtra State Policy ?
3. Does this type of tranfer of a housing society prohibited under section 22-A of The Registration Act 1908 (The Maharashtra Registration Manual) ?
4. Is there a specific Gazette Notification of Maharashtra for prohibition of such type of illegal transfer of the society ?
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 13:55
Sir,
My wife owned the property (more than one) her name but i funded for the propertes.
I do not want to trasfer in my name.
I am thinking for future.I have one son & one daughter.
I do not want to share the propert with my daughter after the wife died. I want to keep my own control without trasfer the property my name in future incase my wife died.
Please advise what documents I have prepared for avoiding future sharing with my daughter.
umesh
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 13:20
Hi All,
I have recently sold my property which has commercial and resiendential tenants, some of them are tenant for 30 years . Is it a mandate that I have to send them a legal notice stating that I have sold the property and new landlord can do whatever he wants with the property?
I have already discussed it with 2 advocates, they said that it is not a mandate and if requried the new landlord can himself send them notice stating that he has bought the property. The only problem I see here is that in the registry it is mentioned that the notice would be sent by me.
Can you please advise?
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 12:55
I bought a resale flat along with a stilt parking in an under construction building which is 95% complete and registered the agreement on 27th April 2011. The deal was that there will be 2 components, Cash component and the check component. The agreement value is Rs.20 lacs of which Rs.16 lacs is my loan from a bank .I paid the cash component of the flat as well as for the parking at the time of registration along with a cheque of Rs.4 lacs which was the margin money . I have got the NOC from the builder in a prescribed format of the bank. Now when I went to transfer the parking in my name the seller is refusing to give me the NOC which is required by the Builder to transfer the parking in my name. The bank has paid him the 95% of the loan amount and the balance 5% is still with the bank. Please suggest what can be done if the seller doesnot give the NOC for transferring the Parking in my name as I had paid him the amount in cash for which I have no receipt.
suresh
31 May 2011 at 11:39
(a)Ancestral Property is a property that has remained unpartitioned in the family for 4 generations. In simple words if a person holds a property which from his great grand father came in his hand down the line will be considered an ancestral property
(b) As per HSA section 6, when a son is born to a male Hindu holding Ancestral property, father and son become entitled jointly and equally all rights over the property. In simple words the son acquires "birth" right over father's ancestral property
Great Great Grand Father -> self acquired property "X"
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Great Grand Father
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Grand Father
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Father -> now, father is said to be holding an ancestral property X
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Son -> has "birth" right on X, father and son equally share right on X
So Son has BIRTH right on unpartitioned Paternal Great Great Grand Father's self acquired property --> am i right ?
Note:
1) the birth right described above also holds good for daughters after HSA 2005
2) Great Great Grand Father has self acquired property X means:
- purchased X by his own labor
- Inheried X as its heir
- Got X via will
- Got X as a share being one of the coparcener after the partition
- Got X by "birth right" on his father's ancestral property after partition
Anonymous
31 May 2011 at 11:25
Dear Experts,
My Family tree is
Father - Mother(Alive)
/
(Exp 2006-2007)
/
Daughter - Daughter - Son - Daughter
Marriage(1985) (1998) (1990)
My father has 10 acer of land when he is alive at the time, before expaired my father is change all the property to my brother name by registration(2004), we are (daughters)not taken anything in the property, as a second daughter going to file the suit, Please let me know what is the share for me in the total property, in total property my share is 1/3 or more, give me details,(property are sutiated at karnataka State)
Please explain my share about entire property.
Thank u,
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Daughter share in father porperty
Real fact is we are three daughter and one son for our father, my father have 10 acer of agricultural land, Land are sutiated in Karnataka state, Bangalore district, we all three are married daughter for my father, first daughter is marriage in 1985, second daughter marriage in 1998, and third daughter is marriage in 1990. Coming to the point is my father gave the all property to my brother by registration did in 2004, and he passed away in 2006. In this Partitions did my father did not mention any thing for daughters, Total property are registered for my brother, and my mother also have one acer of land in her name, this land will be purchased(1996) by my father earnings, now she also favor of my brother, but still this property is there in name of my mother. My brother is sell some property to third party also . In all property daughter are not getting anything, that’s why as a second daughter marriage in 1998, I am thinking file the suit for asking for my share in the entire property. Please give your good suggestion for me what is the share in the property for me 1/3 or more as per THE HINDU SUCCESSION (KARNATAKA AMENDMENT) ACT, 1990. And please let me know I will win the case or not.(I dont know the propertys are which one is ancestral and which one is self but before death of my father all property are there in his name)
Expect your good suggestion,
Thank u
&
Regards
Anonymous