madhukar
09 May 2011 at 20:18
i have booked the flat at vichumbe village in panvel navi mumbai on nov 2010. agreement was of Rs.2300 & Rs 500 black porion. flat is within a complex.area of flat is 665 sq.ft build up & is under construction now. builder has told for registration. as per him i have to pay stam duty 5 % ( 2300x665= 1530000 x5%)= 74000 & 1% TDS on agreement value i.g 15300. now again 1 % vat on agrremnet value i.e 15300 & 2.6 % service tax on agreemnet vale i.e onther 39000. so total comes to 74000+15300+15300+39000=144000. is this all correct & what care is hould take towards registartion & paying stamp duty & vat. pl suggest.
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 18:59
I am one of the legal heir to my family consisiting of my younger brother.Our parents died in 2009 without leaving a will.I understand that according to Hindu Succession Act 2005, I am entitled for a share of the property.I love my brother & donot want to strain relations with him.
Can I relinquish my rights on the property by issuing a NOC favouring him. Pl advice with quotes of relevant rule or sub rule or any HC/SC Judgements purpoting my stance. This step is taken to avoid any litigation problems in future from my family members or children.
Regards,
Chandinibibi
Trichur,Kerala
chandini353@gmail.com
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 18:42
An agreement to sell a plot in Haryana is written between two parties . The agreement is written merely on Rs. 10/- stamp paper and not registered and also not attested by notary or any licensed document writer.The value of the property is 50 lac. But later on the dispute arises as the price of the plot rises all of a sudden and the vendor refuses to execute the sale deed and demands more money.But the vendee has sufficient proof to prove that earnest money(byana)of Rs. 10 lac has been paid. Although the vendor is ready to return the byana amount but not ready for executing the registry.Can the suit for specific performance be filed? Is the agreement to sell valid on Rs. 10/- stamp paper?
abhishek
09 May 2011 at 18:04
we have a house in name of our mother who expired. as legal heirs of house we (me ,my brother and sister) relinquished our shares to our father.my father gifted the house to me.
now my question is this can my brother and sis claim their share which they relinquished they say they relinquished the mothers property and when our father becomes owner they again become legal heirs of my fathers property..... is this true{our property is not ancestral}
GIRISH SHARMA
09 May 2011 at 17:08
Dear Sir(s),
What (legal) precautions one needs to take while purchasing a flat from a seller who has received allotment pending registration ?
What is the difference between "REGISTRATION", "STAMP DUTY", "CONVEYANCE DEED" AND "SALE AGREEMENT" ??
Of what value stamp paper (Rs. 10/- or 50/- etc) should be used for "SALE AGREEMENT" ?
I shall be deeply obliged if someone can guide me on the issue.
Sincere Regards
G. Sharma
RAVINDER PAL
09 May 2011 at 16:48
Sir,
There was a house valued at 21 lacs which was in the name of father & grandmother .My father being the elder brother. wHat happened is that My uncle (younger brother of my father) taking into confidence as my father is a patient of paralysis taking his thumb impression have sold this house of 21lacs .Now the new house have been purchased of 12lacs & 9lacs fraud have been done , though my grandmaother have given her share to my uncle . Now the new house is in the name of my father & my uncle.Now for cheating done of 9lacs what should I do. Do i have any legal right for this
RAVINDER PAL
09 May 2011 at 16:47
Sir,
There was a house valued at 21 lacs which was in the name of father & grandmother .My father being the elder brother. wHat happened is that My uncle (younger brother of my father) taking into confidence as my father is a patient of paralysis taking his thumb impression have sold this house of 21lacs .Now the new house have been purchased of 12lacs & 9lacs fraud have been done , though my grandmaother have given her share to my uncle . Now the new house is in the name of my father & my uncle.Now for cheating done of 9lacs what should I do. Do i have any legal right for this
Maitri Gda
09 May 2011 at 16:10
Can Farmer Purchase agriculture land any where in India? in his/Family members name?
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 15:35
A Husband and wife has 2 sons, one is of of 55years and another is 50years old.
If a property(FLAT) is bought on a joint name of husband and wife(1st holder husband and 2nd holder wife) and if husband expires without any will, than does wife get's whole right to sell a property? OR she have to get the signature from there sons to sell the property??
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Best way to transfer share of mother in joint property
My father died 2 years ago and my 2 sisters and mother got the farm land on his name transferred to all four of us. Now the land record shows all 4 as joint owners of this farm land (outside municipal limit).
My mother need some money and can’t find a buyer for her share in the property. We have mutually agreed to transfer her share of land to my name as per the market price of the land. My sisters have no objection on this transfer.
My questions is, what is the best way to get the share of my mother in the land transferred in my name with no or minimal cost? (Gift deed?)
Also, is it possible to do this transaction along with the partition deed where my sister can get their equal share of the land in their name and I get mine and my mother’s share in my name?
We have good mutual understanding and all of us have no objection for the best legally safe solution.
Experts, please advice.