Manjunath
16 April 2011 at 00:23
As per Karnataka land revenue act 1964 section 102 & 110.........
102. Relinquishment.— An occupant may relinquish his land, that is, resign it in favour of the State Government, but subject to any rights, tenures, encumbrances or equities lawfully subsisting in favour of any person (other than the State Government or the occupant), by giving notice in writing to the Tahsildar of the Taluk in which the land is situate, before the 31st March in any year or before such other date as may from time to time be prescribed in this behalf, by the State Government, and such relinquishment shall have effect form the close of the current year:
Provided that no portion of land which is less in extent than the whole survey number or sub-division of a survey number may be relinquished except with the previous approval of the Deputy Commissioner.
110. Provisions applicable on relinquishment or forfeiture of a sub-division.—Subject to the provisions of any law in force for the Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings in the State, if any sub-division of a survey number is relinquished under section 102, or is forfeited for default in payment of land revenue, the 1[Tahsildar]1 shall offer such sub-division at such prices as he may consider reasonable to the occupants of the other sub-division of the same survey number adjacent thereto in such order as, in his discretion, he may think fit; in the event of all such occupants refusing the same, it shall be disposed of as the 1[Tahsildar]1 shall deem fit. Section 102 : If the land is acquired by state government as per Land acquisition act 1894 with occupant/owner's consent in writing to DC will this be considered as relinguishment. ?
Section 110: If yes, after acquisition if the government feels a portion of this survey number is not required for the acquisition purpose can this be alloted to the adjacent survey number which is a sub division of the same survey nr in which land is relinguished?
Amrita
15 April 2011 at 17:59
Is keeping paying guest in a flat considered a commercial activity under Gujarat co-operative societies act?
Amrita
15 April 2011 at 15:48
I have obtained the registered byelaws of my society through RTI. I wish to know that when a resolution is passed and registered , does it become a byelaw? or is it considered as another rule to be followed. and /or what is the difference between byelaws and resolutions. And if they are different how can i get a copy of these resolutions ?
SAMEER DESHMUKH
15 April 2011 at 14:08
Dear Sir,
We are staying in a property from last 80 years which was from my grand mothers father. after death of my great grand father , they are 6 peoples name is mentioned on property card including my grand mother.
I heard that, ther are 2 options to make this on my name, but dont know which is more safe and unchallengable ?
1) Registered hakka sod patra from other 5 members or registared kharedi khat ?
What do you suggest ?
SAMEER DESHMUKH
15 April 2011 at 10:35
A has a 1 SOn( M) and 2 daughterrs ( B, C ).
B has give hakka sod patra in Dec 2010 infront of registar office.
but now she is claming that she did not received anything while M is claming ha did her marriage exp 85000 in 1998.
Mu also gave 2000 RS IN 1980 for purchase of Home in 1980.
M also was giving monthly to b for Food for several years, but did not have any prrof.
A is in support of M. as he is witness to all the oney given and expenses don by M.
1) B claimed that she is illetrate by her lawer but , 10th passing certificate and her signature on hakka sod patra infrnot of Registar officer class -1 was proof M was saying.
2) B fild cas aginst M and A whio is real brother and Mother of B. Propert for which b has given hakka sod patra is from ansestors.
2)
Anonymous
14 April 2011 at 18:40
Query 1
If an open car park slot alloted by the builder is big enough to park two vehicles, can it be divided into two by the society management for allotting to another member?
Query 2
If an open car park slot alloted by the builder is big enough to park two vehicles,do the owner can divide the same and sell to another member with out approval of society.
Anonymous
14 April 2011 at 18:16
What are the provisions of gift of plot under HUDA department between real uncle and nephew?
would it be considered or refused on grounds that does not comes under preview of family or blood relation.
Anonymous
14 April 2011 at 16:32
I have purchased house on my grandfather’s name (my grandfather alone entered in sale deed) to follow rules & regulation of co- op society.
I became co-borrower to above property to get loan from financial institute. Accordingly My name is appearing in 7/12 extract along with my Grandfather’s name. My grandfather passed away in 2004.
I have below queries,
1. Being a co-borrower, am I owner for ½ shares in above house, as per law ?
2. IF yes, then how to transfer rest ½ share of above property to my name? My Grandfather had 3 sons & one daughter. Out of which 02 sons & daughter are no more in world and only one son i.e my Father is alive and he too is ready to release his rights, as a successor, if queries arise, to me.
3. What % to be considered while releasing the rights.
With warm regards,
shreevanii C
14 April 2011 at 15:10
I have taken Personal loan from ICICI bank and that money is completly transferred to my friend through online.This all happened three years back.Now I am not in a position to Pay EMI so i asked my friend to return my money or pay EMIs. But he declined everything. Can i take any action on him?
Will the online account transfer statement will be valid?
Family Property
Respected Sirs,
Whether flat purchased by father in 1980 by his own money and payment also made from his own bank account, but the said flat was purchased in the name of his son. can this transaction considered as a Benami Transaction? Father was expired in 1990 leaving behind him 4 heirs. Is there any legal possible consequences with regard to the said flat to the said son?
Please advise.
Thanks.