Sneha
01 March 2011 at 18:26
I am purchasing a property worth of Rs Five Lakhs, Can I purchase/register that property on my daughter's name and add my name as a guardian. My daughter's age is 15 now. Due to some personal problems with my husband, I don't want to register with my name. Can I have a legal opinion on this matter.
Raja
01 March 2011 at 17:49
I am a owner of the 3BHK flat in korattur,chennai. There are total 4 flats (Ground floor 2 flats and 1st floor 2 flats) among that my flat is big compare to others which is in 1st floor. I would like to know whether is it legal for my neighbourhood flat owner to rent his car parking to outsider which is next to my car parking without consulting of the other 4 flat owners.
Anonymous
01 March 2011 at 14:47
Respected experts
pliz!! enlightened me the hold process that involved in Transfer of property in my name that is gifted by my father to me through Gift Deed.
Atish
01 March 2011 at 12:01
I have a flat in a society in Pune which is on leave and license and occupied by students or bachelors. Now at the time of renewal the society is saying that we can keep only families.
As per law is the society allowed to deprive the flat owners from keeping students or bachelors if they are not os nuisance value.
Regards
Sridhar
01 March 2011 at 11:30
Dear Expert,
Please give the latest citations relating - Tenant is always a tenant and has no goodwill, however he stay more than 30 years as a tenant.
Anonymous
28 February 2011 at 23:50
I live in south delhi and i have constructed a kothi in faridabad, which is almost completed but some woodwork is pending. I am keeping it locked and vacant. sometimes I worry whether it is safe to keep it that way. I am not worried much about anything being stolen but can any one encroach upon it. All my property papers are with bank as I have taken loan for construction.
Yuvak M
28 February 2011 at 20:35
Hi,
My father intends to 'GIFT' a flat/ apartment in Mumbai to his Daughter in law (my wife). Would this attract 2% concessional Stamp Duty?
Also, if the flat is subsequently sold (within say 6-12 months), can the subsequent buyer get any discount/ set off on his liability of Stamp Duty?
Shailendra
28 February 2011 at 20:05
We have purchased an agricultural land for running educational institutions, after seeking permission from the DC as required under the provisions of S.109 of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act. The said land has been earmarked as an industrial land by the Belgaum Urban Development Authority, Belgaum. The DC in the permission has laid down a condition that we should get the land use of the purchased land changed from agricultural to non agricultural purpose. It is learnt that an educational institution need not get the land use changed and that there is a government notification and/or a circular in this behalf. kindly enlighten.
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continuing power of attorney for property(general) CANADA
My brother gav me "continuing power of attorney for property(general)" , he lived in canada, but recently he die, so i just want to know that, Is i Use his "continuing power of attorney for property(general)"
for sale his property(he had 20
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In "continuing power of attorney for property(general)"
he not mention any type of "after death".
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