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Anonymous   09 March 2011 at 22:00

Bayana Agreement on plain paper--valid or not??

Is Bayana agreement( Agreement to sell) executed in Delhi, on a plain paper but signed on the revenue stamp by the seller, valid in the eyes of law?

rohit baldota   09 March 2011 at 21:26

specific performance

respected sir,
agreement to sale,
w.s. Given by vendor that agreement not agree because of sign taken on blank stamp what is the solution on this? Please email me

sanjay gopalakrishnan   09 March 2011 at 20:10

Maintainance charges on flat from builder

Dear Experts..
I need some help on maintainance charges applicable for flat purchased from builder.

We recieved posession letter in Nov 2009. Thus expected the builder would apply maintainance charges from Nov 2009 onwards. However the builder has applied maintainance charges on us from June 2009, since they recieved OC (occupation certificate) since June 2009.

Can you please advice, from when the builder can charge maintainance charges? I believe its only fair to apply charges from posession date onwards.

Also is service tax payable on the maintainance charges to builder?

Thanks..

MANOJ   09 March 2011 at 19:35

Transfer of property by gift deed

Dear experts, the mother has transferred the property to her daughter,actual i don't know the mode of transfer. I know one thing that the property has not been transferred for value,and transfer is not registered. The mother is legal owner of the property, she purchased it out her own funds.

Now the daughter wants to sell the property, but the son of that mother wants to file suit against the sale. He claims that he is the legal heir of that property and he also wants a share in the sale proceeds. But actual he has been settled at the time of transfer by give money to him, of his share.

Is it possible for the son to file a suit and if so who will win?
Mother is still alive.

Aj Mann   09 March 2011 at 18:02

Best method

Is it better from a tax prespective to use a power of attorney to transfer my late father's land into my mother's sole name, or to use a deed of relinquishment from all of us children? Is there any tax payable on these two methods?

My father died without a will with the land in his name, we now want to transfer it into my mother's sole name.

Anonymous   09 March 2011 at 15:42

RELEASE DEED , AND POWER OF ATTORNY

SIRS
1.HOW A PROPERTY CAN BE PURCHASED ,WHILE SON RESIDING IN USA AND FATHER WANTS TO PURCHASE PLOT FROM HIS SISTER FOR HIS SON .AS KNOWN, POWER OF ATTORNEY SHOWING PRESENCE IN USA BEFORE AMBASSY IN NEW YORK REQUIRES REGISTRATION IN INDIA AND ON THE BASIS THE DEALINGS CAN BE DONE IS IT OK?
2. CAN BUA (FATHER'S SISTER )EXECUTE REALEASE DEED IN FAVOUR OF NEPHEW ? TO AVOID EXCESSIVE STAMP DUTY ?

francisray   09 March 2011 at 15:26

share in the property

help

francisray   09 March 2011 at 15:19

share in the property

please help us and guide us

Anonymous   09 March 2011 at 13:29

Need to Sell Property Owned by My grandfather

Hi,

I have a property which was first owned by my grandfather. Later when my father and his brother files a case to distribute this property and court divided the property equally between the two. After which my father passed away.
Now my mother also passed away 2 months back and I want to sell out this property but my father/mother not made any "WILL" to distribute the property.
I have 1 brother and 5 sisters, what is the exact procedure to sell out this property.

Anonymous   09 March 2011 at 12:55

what is intelletual propoerty rights

what is intelletual propoerty rights