Maitri Gda
09 May 2011 at 13:45
I am having agreecultural land in my name at my native place (in Kutch). the same is transfer before 2 years in mya name the land is with us since 50 years and transfer from my grand father to my father name & now on my name. we are paying tax & showing income from my agreecultual land since last 2 years. Can I buy and agreecultural land in india since i am farmer & I want to buy in my Wife name so that she can also become farmer. we bothe are having professional income till the last year. now we are director of the firm and having salary as well as rent income.
What if i buy jointly with my sister(married) can she also become farmer?
what is monimum period to be come farmer id buying afreecultureal land.?
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 12:12
we live in joint family, house divided in four parts in 1983, other property is agricultural land, we don't have detail of agricultural land detail where it is located, my uncles don't tell us any detail, all property is allotted in 1947 after partition of india & pak, how i get detail of property & how i claim my share in all property
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 12:02
Dear Sir,
I have 03 queries as follows,
1) After receiving the order from Dandadhikari (Court) to Talathi regarding registering our name in 7-12 up to how many days the implimentation must be complited??
2) If implimentation has not done , then after how many days we can send a show cause notice to Talathi afetr receiving the order??
3) Can Dandadhikari revert back his issued Order for reinvestigation reason??
Regards,
Deepak
sagar Rao
09 May 2011 at 11:39
Dear Experts,
We are having 400 square yards house and my mother and we three brothers are legal hires, my father had expired in the year 2004 without writing any will and now my mother had decided to divided the house in three equal parts by giving her share also to three sons, by way of partition deed.
My younger brother is refused to sign on partition deed as he wants more in share and we refused to give him,
Now my elder brother had consulted some of the document writer at the registered office and they had advised him to have gift deed, stating my mother had gifted the property to his sons,as all legal hires signature is not required only my mother signature is enough.
Now my elder brother is taking my mother to have gift deed in his favor and i told him that we should have partition deed not the gift deed, he is not lessening my words.
So i request to inform, if they get registered the gift deed in his favor is it legally valid or not, if not what are the consequence they are going to face in the eye of law.
Tomorrow again if we all go for partition deed is there any problem in sub registered office, because of gift deed which is already registered and now partition deed.
k.s.abishek
09 May 2011 at 11:22
hi experts
how to file a caveat in high court in bangalore ? should i can do it directly or through a lawyer please help me in this regards
Anonymous
09 May 2011 at 06:46
Dear Sirs,
My father has a tenanted office premises since 1975 in mumbai with two other partners. The said office was in firm name i.e. M/S. XYZ. My father expired in 1986. I got married in 1989. However, the business of my father remains continue till 1996 by 2 other partners without intimating the landlord about the death of my father, hence, the rent receipt remains in the same name of firm M/S.XYZ. During 1996, entire firm M/S. XYZ has been dissolved and other 2 partners has surender their rights in the said office premises in favour of my father and in exchange, they got some other office/csah etc. Hence my late father, beocmes the sole tenant of the said office premises. However, none of my family members has made any attempt to inform the landlord about the dissolution of the firm and till now the rent receipt is remain in the name of firm M/S. XYZ, consist of 3 partners (inluding my father) in the records of the landlord.
Now, since 2007, due to some dispute within the landlord brothers, court has appointed a receiver to collect the rent and has impossed a stay on any transfer of the premises.
Last month, I have informed the landlord in writting about the facts of the death of my father and the dissolution of firm and also provided the copy of the death certificate of my father. This is the first intimation to the landlord about the death of my father and the dissolution of the firm. I have made a claim for my share in the said office premises as a one of the legal heir of my late father. I have made a payment of rent of one year to the court receiver, but one of my brother has raised objection against my payment as he claims himself as the sole tenant of the premises.
Till now, my cheque for the rent is lying with the court receiver without depositing the same in to bank.
What is the remeady available to me to secure my rights?
Please advise.
Thanks.
Anonymous
08 May 2011 at 21:04
Dear Sirs,
I request you kindly to give your valuable advice and suggestions.
Father ‘F’ wishes to write a Will giving all his immovable and movables properties to his Son ‘S’, his Daughter ‘D’ , and his four (minor) grand children. The immovable property consists of a valuable big site inside which a house has been constructed. Now it has become a commercial area, and consequently the value of the property has increased.
1) Father ‘F’ desires that the immovable property should not be divided, but remain as a single unit, so that a large commercial shopping complex can be built in the entire site. Therefore, in the WILL can the Father ’F’ insist that the house property should be held jointly by his children & grand children for a period of at least (12 or) 15 years after the Father’s death. Further, if necessary, the immovable property can be divided or sold or alienated only after the above period (ie 15 years after the Father’s death). The shares of the son, daughter & the four minor grand children would be as indicated in the Will – whether held jointly or separately.
2) In the event of any unexpected developments (like death, divorce,etc, of any of ‘F’s children or grand children), can the Father ‘F’ indicate in his Will that all his properties should be redistributed among his children and grand children only and that no other person (like his Daughter- in-law or Son-in-law, etc) should have any right or claim in ‘F’s properties.
Thanking you, Sirs.
Anonymous
08 May 2011 at 20:36
Hello
In case of reconstruction of a building after demolition, is it required by law to pay tenants any amount for vacating the property and how much. Do the tenants get any share in the property. These tenants have been staying in the building for about 30-35 years
Also, can you advice me on what worth of stamp paper to be used for making the sale agreement with the builder for reconstruction of building. What percentage of property value will it be calculated
Anonymous
08 May 2011 at 17:47
Hi
We have a shop at thane Maharashtra 1st holder is my mother and 2nd holder is my father, my father has been expired last year and we are about to sell that property as we are four members remaining in our family (mother & 3 childerns) my 2 sisters have got married can you tell me know what will be the procudure to sell the shop as their is no will or nomination of the above mention property?
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