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Manoj   07 February 2011 at 11:39

Harrasment by Block members in residential society

Hello Experts, 'A' have a flat in one of Blocks in Housing Society and another independent tenament in a society some 11 km away from the said flat.

Now A and his father use the flat as a work place or office and the tenament as their residence. They come around 11am and work upto 7 pm. recently his father expired. Now A is not going to his flat for work regularly he goes only to do the patch up work and is looking for a job.

There are 12 flats/member in the Block. Every member of the Block where the flat is situated has to run the water motor to fill the water tank of the society from 6 am to 8 am in the morning and 5pm to 6pm in the evening.The turn to the above duty comes once in two months for 7 continous days.

As since last four year 'A' shifted from the said flat to tenament they could not do that i.e. run the motor as per the above mentioned schedule.

Now as a result 'A' was asked by the members to pay around Rs. 500 to 1000 per yearto any member of the Block to carry that duty as he and his family could not do that which was ultimately paid by 'A'


Since last year they told 'A' to come and do that or pay Rs. 1500 per year to carry out such work. So A opted to stay at his flat for a week and used to do the above mentioned work, he is doing it since last one year.

Now as A's father expired two months ago and as has family commitments 'A' is not visiting the flat regularly and is staying at the tenament 11km away from this flat with his family.

As 'A' cannot do ie. run the motor, he refused and requested the Block members that he cannot now come and stay here and do that as he now has more family commitments. Consequently somebody in the block has closed the water supply to A's house. They shutt off the cock which is on the terrace of the Block that is connected to a pipe to his house and allows the water supply. Now 'A' does not know who has done it as he visits the flat only 3 to 4 days in a week only to do some work.
'A' is paying regularly administration and maintenance charges to the BR(Block representative)which is around Rs. 2000 per year. The Society is a 22 year old Society there is no association. It is managed only by the BR in each block. A' pays the maintenances to the BR for which the BR doesnt even issue a receipt, only maintains a record in a Note Book.

Now what is the legal remedy available with 'A' against those whose shut down water supply of his flat. Can he file a police complaint but agaiinst whom can it be filed. what are the other remedies
available.

Kindly please guide what to do in this case


Anonymous   07 February 2011 at 10:27

Lal Dora property on rent

Can one take godown in laldora for rent, is ther any legal issue, like unauthorised use, and any sanctions etc. please guide me.

Anonymous   07 February 2011 at 10:20

Suggest an eminent Lawyer

I am buying one property in ghaziabad. However as per Khasara No. it is registered in Noida. Can somebody suggest and eminent,RELIABLE lawyer with whom i can go ahead for Registered Agreement and Registry deal.. Important .. RELIABLE.

Anonymous   07 February 2011 at 10:10

Non- Encumberance Certificate

I am buying a property in ghaziabad. However as per Khasara no. it comes under noida authority. The seller has taken Homeloan from axis bank and there is some loan outstanding. I had applied for my PF withdrawl and PF trust requires Non - encumberance Certificate. My Question is
1. Do i need to take this Non EC or the seller will take and give it to me.
2.Can he get the same as his loan is still outstanding ?
3.Will this NOn EC has to be taken from Noida or Ghaziabad ??

Guruprasad.R   07 February 2011 at 07:14

Purchase of Property alloted to 2 parties

Hi All,

I am purchasing a property which was alloted to 2 parties and one of them got registered through sub-register office and transfer powers(GPA) thorugh registered GPA to another party(Registered GPA holder) to fight against the party to whom the property was alloted secondly. Now the party (In whose name it was alloted secondly) is agreed through an agreement paper saying that he will not use any rights/sue against the property Now I am purchasing the land from the Registered GPA whose rights are mentioend in the GPA as he has the rights of receiving consideration, right of submission of doccuments in the present of Sub-registrar office, right of making sale deed.

Can any one please advise me what are all the precautions I have to take before proceeding.

Anonymous   06 February 2011 at 23:18

Delay in delivery of flat

Hi,
My friend has purchased a flat from a renowed builder and has paid the sale consideration as per agreed payment schedule, but the builder has delayed delivery of flat by 18 months and has now sent him a notice stating that flat is now ready.
Further they have imposed a fine of Rs.5 lacs stating non payment of electricity deposit & charges which were payable during regiseration as per agreement.
When contacted they were more than eager to waive of Rs.5 lacs subject to condition that he signs a no-claim letter(for the delay by builder), does this not amount to blackmail & what would be the remedy for my friend who is also paying his EMI's for the last 14 months without possession of flat.

prajeshjani   06 February 2011 at 19:52

please guide me for the following

my plot is situlated in mumbai and is curently on my grandfather name and he expired on 9th 2003 there are four heirs and till now the property is on name of my grandfather how should i transfer the name in 7/12 extract of all these heirs please guide nme accordingly if i want to sell these plot to someone after entering the name of all legal heirs

Anonymous   06 February 2011 at 19:06

Partition of joint family property ???

I am partner in a joint family property( ancestral property).


All the other family members want to sell this property except me.


Can they do this legally without my consent?


I am not willing to sell this property in any way.

plz. suggest.

pratyu   06 February 2011 at 10:49

market value of plot

dear sir
please let me know the procedure how to find the market value of a vacant plot.
thankyou.

Anonymous   06 February 2011 at 08:33

Can I claim flat back from mother in law?

I bought 2 flats in a co-operative society in 2005. Since the co-operative society did not allow 2 flats to be in same persons name, I put one flat in my mother-in-law's name and the other in my name. The payment for the flat was made through my bank account. I had a domestic violence dispute with my husband in 2010 and now my mother-in-law and husband are not giving me back my flat. She is claiming that the flat belongs to her. My husband gave me some money in 2007 ( I had already made the payment for flat in 2005 ) and they are claiming that money was given to me in 2007 for the flat payment I had made in 2005, this is a complete lie. Do I stand a chance in court to claim back the property since the payment came from my bank account and there is no written agreement which proves that money they gave me in 2007 was for the flat payment?