Anonymous
21 February 2011 at 15:23
A property in UP is without a registered lease agreement. It was given on lease in 2002. The lease terms were renwed on mutual consent basis on landlord's letter head. Per Month rent is Rs.20,000/-. Now the tenant has not been paying the rent for the past 4 months.The rent security deposited by tenant is Rs. 20,000/- only. Please suggest what all can be done by the landlord to evict the tenant from the property and what all the tenant can do to prevent the eviction by landlord.
Thanks
Anonymous
21 February 2011 at 11:10
I want to buy "Gabhan land" (Gamtal land)of 0.25 acre (around 10,000 sq. feet) in one of the village of Bharuch District.
I am not a farmer, can i registered this land on my name ?
kindly advise.
Kalpesh Berawala
Anonymous
21 February 2011 at 05:08
I am a member of HUF. Our grand father purchased a property. It had devided among the brothers of my father. My father sold some part of his share and purchased a new property with this money.Am I a legal share holder on the new purchased property or not? What will be my legal right on the balance perental property whereas I have two brother and mother alive. My father has been expired this year without any will.
Anonymous
21 February 2011 at 02:27
Hi, I am from HUF and I am the eldest son of my family. Last year my grand father expired and he didnt prepared any WILL for the property distribution. In our father's family, my father has 4 brothers. This year due to sudden demise, my father expired and he didnt prepared any WILL. Now most of my grand father's property is in the name of my grand mother. So as an eldest grand son, can I claim for my father's right towards property. Since most of my grand father's property is in the name of grand mother and since my father passed away, how critical it would be if my grand mother distribute the property among her remaining sons(4) and not giving any property to us. Can I claim any property named on my Grand Mother, for my father rights. I mean Can I act to claim on behalf of my Father. Thank you in advance!
Gopal N.Trivedi
20 February 2011 at 20:16
Gaykwad state granted some land for sattalment to one community in 1939 in Gujrat,Possesion of land having legal hairs of alloties and they cultivating also but not having they name as owner,How can they(Aloties) apply for permanent ownership?against who?Pls give me formet of Application.
yash
20 February 2011 at 19:38
Hello,
i am from visakhapatnam, andhra pradesh and own a flat in an apartment. i have rented half of the flat to a family and run my office in the other half since the last 6 years.
Recently some members of the apartment are objecting to my office in the apartment even though its my own flat. They are even prohibiting me from parking my vehicle in the apartment in my parking slot which i had bought by paying 50,000/- to the builder. the members of the apartment (i guess it is a registered society) say that once i rent the flat to someone else, i do not have a right to park my vehicle in the apartment.
Well, i really have not read the bylaws and the management has not changed in like 5 years.
Who should i consult. Please someone tell me my rights(if i have any).
Thank you.
I run a designing office for paper adverts with 1 staff and 1 computer. There are also no visitors as the work is done over the net.
Anonymous
20 February 2011 at 18:17
Dear Experts,
My step-father is a Land Lord, he holds a big amount of land around 114 acres since past 40 years, Intially he purchased certain amount of Land for business purpose, as there was no access to the purchased property he took the adjoining lands on rental basis. One of his partner purchased the rented land from the Owner. After few months/ year, they had a dispute and a consent term was executed so my step-father gave him certain area of land and in return the Purchaser (Partner) gave him the purchased rented land alongwith the POA. So this way he became the owner of the rented land. At that time ULC act was in force in which a person can hold certain amount of land in his name. So in order to skip this Act he entered the land lord’s name on 7/12 extract in trust and the business was running smoothly.
Last year, then owners of the land sold that same piece of land to third party (builder) without any knowledge of my father took the advantage of the 7/12 and approached the prev. owner of the land and purchased it. Somehow we got the documents from Tehsil and Talathi and we came to know that the third party purchased it with a very small amount and submitted fake documents like Power of Attorney etc. etc. in the Government department. Since past 40 years - till date, my dad is in possession of that property and yet the builder hasn’t approached us for possession or may be he is intending to do so. Through some reliable sources we’ve come to know that the Third party (Builder) is in process to getting IOD & CC from BMC.
My question is:
1. How can we get our name entered on 7/12?
2. Should we file Civil Suit or Criminal Suit against the previous land owner and the builder before they approach us or wait for him to approach us?
3. How can we prove that we are the owner of the land as still the land is in our possession?
4. What are the options available to safeguard our property from the encroachers?
Being step-son, I just want to protect his land and request you all the experts to give your best advice in this matter. Your advice will be very highly appreciated.
Your Advice Seeker.
Rave Gerawal
20 February 2011 at 17:02
Hi,
Im about to purchase a plot. It was sold by original allotee for an amount 2X in April 2010. In July 2010 it was again sold for 2X. In Dec. 2010, the new owner sold the plot for only X to Party A (thereby incurring loss of amt equal to X).
Now I'm about to purchase the same for an amount equal to X from Party A. Note that X is higher than prevailing circle rate in the area.
Is this perfectly legal? My only concern is that at one time a party purchased the plot for 2X & sold it few months later only for X.
Note that stated amounts (X, 2X) are value mentioned in sale deed.
Please suggest.
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