S
26 February 2011 at 21:42
Dear All
I purchased flat in 2000by builder in Kurla West. Builder was insisting to buy the stilt car parking. As I was aware that Builder can not sale stilt car parking, I refused. so he harassed us in parking matters. Builder was reluctant to form society,so in 2005 we formed the society of A,C,D,E,F wing as some of the member of B wing was puppet of builder so they formed separate society after our formation of society.
The builder has not transferred the title till date as the B wing not coming with us, and they are in the same plot. In AGM 3 years before it was decided if builder is not supporting/ doing his job of transferring land to the name of society then we must approach to Society registrar / Authority but 3 year pass no output from society Secretary/ committee members.
Earlier very less car in before our A wing, so the society alowed the other members to park their car before our wing, There is enough space avilable before other wing but some of the members are not allowing the A wing members to park their Car and doing Dada giri by Parking their cars before our parking space.
The society says now due to their pressure of dadagiri, that it is common space? Anybody can park the wherever he wants. Is it justifaiable? I think A wing member should get priority in parking of their vehicle before their wing.
Or shall we make anther society and leave C,D,E,F wing? As all member wants to separate now themselves. from the clutches of C,D,E,F wing.
What is the procedure for it.
Please guide us.
Shabbir
Abhishek Marvi
26 February 2011 at 20:05
what is different between co.op.housing society ltd and co.op.service society ltd
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 17:38
sir,i want to know about "ARZOO SWABHIMAN NAGRIK SAMITI". Samiti is told me that we give u flat in low prize. this scheme is for poor public. but yet they are not have a land for construction. pls give me advise.....
Here's how the scheme works:
Every adult Indian citizen who himself/herself or any member of his/her family, (Family includes Spouse, Parents and lineal descendants.) does not own a residential dwelling in to name, within the designated region (the region declared by the Samiti where scheme is implemented), shall be considered eligible for membership under this scheme. Membership shall be terminated if the abovementioned is found to be forged.
The Samiti will decide broad categories of memberships depending upon the response to the call for memberships. Each category shall be formed into a Co-operative Housing Society or any other association as per the provisions of the law in force in the designated region.
The society or association will appoint an Architect, strictly on merit.
The proposal for acquisition of land will be submitted to Competent Authorities. The land fir the projects under this scheme if purchased from the Government of the designated region to avoid price escalations in the open market. The expenditure for acquiring of the land is incurred by the association or society.
On completion of all legal formalities the land is acquired in the name of the society.
After acquisition of land the society shall approach financial institutions by way of mortgaging the acquired land or in the form of home loan (slab wise). The society will have to comply with all legal formalities before availing the financial assistance. The processes will be executed by the society appointed legal advisor.
Thereafter the society shall appoint professionals for engineering, legal, finance and audit etc.
The society then enters into the Development Agreement with the appointed developer through its appointed legal advisor.
The development plan is then submitted by the society to competent authorities.
On approval of the plans payment (slab wise) to the developer shall be made.
On completion of construction the application for the occupation certificate is filed by the society. No possession will be granted without this procedure.
Possession is the given to the members.
The project has to be completed within a maximum period of 18 months from the date of sanctioning of the Development Plan.
pls tell me this story is true...?
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 17:35
My father had made few investments (investment in shares, property, etc) in the name of my mother and brother(1). My mother was a housewife and brother(1) was still studying. Neither of them had any personal / earned income. WHat share do I (married daughter) get in these investments? We are three children {2 sons and 1 daughter (all married)}.
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 14:33
If a close relative of mine, rents out my self owned property to someone else,claiming himself to be the owner. Signing a legal Rent Agreement with that person,taking cash each month as rent.
But unfortunately a year later my relative expires and now the so called illegal tenant refuses to vacate the place before the end of the agreement,2yrs from now.
What all can I do now to recover my property back to me?
Thanks.
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 12:26
What are the precaution to be taken while purchasing property?
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 11:58
We are muslim family. My in laws have 3 sons and 3 daughters. My wife is 3rd child and second daughter of her parents. The other two daughters are unmarried and live with their brothers. My mother in law expired 5 years back without leaving any will. She had properties in her name at native place. My father in law has reportedly bequethed his property to his 2nd son with consent of other 4 childern but without informing my wife. The brother have number of properties in their own name, in the name of their wives and childern acquired from the income of a joint business which is htherto in the name of my father in law where my wife's name is also shown as share holder at 2/16 as per Mohemmedan Law but only for saving tax as no income had been distributed to her after her married since 33 years. Now we understand that my brothers in laws and sisters in laws have appropriated all the properties among themselves without even informing my wife or by placing some body to impersonate for my wife to sign on her behalf. (This is yet to be confirmed)
What course of action is available in this case. Whether RTI act to obtain full information of transactions can be of any use or should we go straight to civil courts.
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 11:15
I paid a advance of 13 Lacs for a independent house. The seller could not ensure the property is encubrance free in the agreement period. Today I find that he has sold to someone and is absconding.
My Question are the follwoing
a) Do I need to file the FIR/Police complaint in such a fraud ?
b) If yes is it to the nearest policestaion of the property?
c) I learnt recovery suit is expensive , i need to pay 85,000 . Do I have any other alternative
Please advise
Anonymous
26 February 2011 at 00:48
I am giving my flat on rent @6000/- p.m. in Delhi for 11 months.
The property dealer says unregistered agreement on Rs. 50/- stamp paper is quite Ok.
Is he right or should I get it registered?
Which agreement,regd or unregd., would be better for me ,if some dispute arises between me and the tenant?
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Agreement for Sale
The owner of the jointly owned property sells his share to the other co-owners by agreement for sale.