Anonymous
23 April 2011 at 12:27
Hello Sir
Actually my father left his own house without will. Later I and my mother feel my brothers are good so I signed on " no objection certificate " somthing so that they add there name on the property. Now my one brother is give my second brother a trouble for small small things also my elder brother is bitting my mother. my mother is staying with my second brother who is nice to her. Now i am feeling that i and my mom did the mistake by signing the no objection on property. Now the thing is that the property is unequally devided in between my two brothers now i want to take back my decision. Can i take it? and if yes how come i can take it please guide me.....
Thanks
Anonymous
23 April 2011 at 11:44
Our land in haryana is under occupation of some unauthorized people for the last 30/40 years. The land is gar marusi in revenue record. Now the owner has died and his legal heirs have come to know of this. We seek advice from the experts, as to how the land can be back to the legal heir and how the land is to be changed in the name of legal heirs. Thanks
Amar
23 April 2011 at 00:40
Hi
I have an agreement with Builder to buy a floor near hari nagar. The agreement is expiring on 25th April. Since we can not register the property because of govt. notification of getting structural certificate.
I need suggestion on what i need to do now? 1 option is that i can extend the agreement( "biana"), but if builder does not agrees to that, what should i do so that he's liable to pay me the double of amount given as an advance.( as per agreement).
do i need to appear in courts on 25th April and show my presence their?
I want to buy that property, but builder might not wait for property registration to be opened by govt. i want to go ahead in legal way so that either he pays me double amount or extends the agreement.
Please suggest.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Amar
vaishali
22 April 2011 at 21:43
Dear Experts,
I have purchased 3BHK flat at Rs. 79lacs in Mulund, Mumbai. The registration and Stamp duty is paid in Dec-2008 and register sales agreement also made in Dec-2008. intially builder promissed to give possession by dec.2009. Now the flat is ready for possession and all the dues have been settled to to the builder. but to get possession of our flat, builder is asking for bank guarantee against the new law i.e. 5% MVT on the agreement value which is costing us approx Rs. 4lacs . could you please clarify me about this law. as while ageement nothing was mentioned by builder.
Thanking you in advance for your kind co-operation.
With regards,
Vaishali Suresh
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 21:41
Dear Experts,
I have purchased 3BHK flat at Rs.79lacs in Mulund, Mumbai. The registration and Stamp duty is paid in Dec-2008 and register sales agreement also made in Dec-2008. intially builder promissed to give possession by dec.2009. Now the flat is ready for possession and all the dues have been settled to to the builder. but to get possession of our flat, builder is asking for bank guarantee against the new law i.e. 5% MVT on the agreement value which is costing us approx Rs.4lacs . could you please clarify me about this law. as while ageement nothing was mentioned by builder.
Thanking you in advance for your kind co-operation.
With regards,
Vaishali Suresh
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 15:48
sir we purchased a 12 plots from a man in 210000 in 2009 and he give us the power of attorney and agreement now in 2010 he came to us and told that he repurchase our land in 406000 and he give us the 150000 and remaining in two months now he linger on the matter all the resale is done only on simple paper and and he also said that he will done 90 b in land act means conversion then he registered our property now what remedy in law and what action is taken plz suggest and he also gave me the 100000 and 110000 cheque for that can i go separately in 138 and issue the notice that he take credit by me of such amount plz suggest me the remeady .
Mohammed Ashraf
22 April 2011 at 15:42
I took a flat on rent 2500/-per month and I paid 10,00,000/- as deposit to the Owner of the said flat.
The agreement was registered and the stamp duty was paid equaly by both.
The agreement expired on 19/04/2011,The problem is that the owner has not refund the deposit amount,what should I do? guide me for the above.
Anonymous
22 April 2011 at 14:40
hello Friends,
what exactly we mean by ancestral property? whether self aquired property become ancestral property for 3rd generation?
Manas Prakash
22 April 2011 at 14:14
Hello all,
I need expert opinion on the point that if some one has purchased a flat on a registered sale deed on his personl name, but now he wish to add the name of his wife and major son also as a vendee in the same sale deed,in this situation what are the options available.
1.Whether Correction/Ratification deed will suffice and how much stamp duty need to be paid?
2.Can a Decleration deed(Ekraarnama) be registered by the original vendee declearing the right of title to other two aforsaid persons also?
which of the above two will cost less and accurate.If there is another cost effective options in above circumstance plz suggest.
Manas Prakash
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