sanjoo
03 February 2011 at 12:31
Property in the name of son came to the name of his mother after death of him. Now can his mother make a will of her share to somebody who is taking care of her after death of his only son. Son died intestate and having no children or wife.
jagadeeswaran.l
03 February 2011 at 11:16
dear all, one of my freind's mother bequathred property situted at bangalore in favour of her son. now the mother died and my friend want enter his name as property owner in view of the will and his name should reflect in the records of sub-registrar, so that the encumbrance certificate can show his name and the property stands in his name.
kindly advice what is the procedure for getting his name in the records of sub-registrar office at bangalore.
Thanks in advance to all.
Regards
L.JAGADEESWARAN
Anonymous
03 February 2011 at 09:27
If any agreemment or saledeed or and of the deed which transfers the property is Notorised ,doesn't have a legal standing in court of law. Then what is the purpose of having a NOTORY in the first place.? Secondly,why we notorise the document ?
honey
02 February 2011 at 22:57
I am a kerala catholic aged 50 yrs.My paternal great grandfather had acquired a lot of property by doing business .He had willed this property to his children.After his death the property was partitioned according to the will .My grandfather who was his son ,willed his share of the property to his sons equally .My father who is one of the sons of my grandfather chose to sell his share of the property .Is it legally right in the above context [Kerala Catholic ]for my father to sell his property without the permission of my brother who is his son ?Is the said property ancestral property ?
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 22:05
What is the procedure to transfer a house (in Gurgaon, Haryana) from my mother's name to my name?
I have a brother, who is agreeable to the property to be transferred solely in my name, and my mother, who is the owner, wants to do the transfer.
So the main question is, what is the procedure, and what is the best way to do it to reduce expenses (for instance, for stamp duty/registration fees, tax, etc.)
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 20:25
My friend’s father expired in Aug-2002 and her mother has sent a letter to society to get flat transfer in her name in Feb-2003 but society did not reply till date.
Now my friend has sent a letter to get flat transfer in mother's name to Deputy Registrar ((Reason for Sending the same to Deputy Registrar is that Presently Administrator is appointed by him since Jul-2009 and Administrator has completed election procedure in Dec-2009 but newly elected members has not taken charge from Administrator. Newly elected members has demanded that first you clear all the old issues raised by your office on the basis of which you have appointed Administrator.)) alongwith Death Certificate of Father and Nomination form duly filled up and signed by mother in his name.
No reply received from Deputy Registrar till date and Now mother also expired. So now;
1.What he has to do to get flat transfer his name?
2.He has succeeded in removing legal charges charged in his bill in Appeal but to remove excess interest charged no hearing was conducted by Deputy Registrar till date.
3.Can Deputy Registrar consider Major Repair Works Amount while passing order U/s.101.
4.Administrator can continue?
What action he must take to get perfect and quick result.
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 20:18
i want to do saledeed of bunglow which come under nagpur improvement trust(nit).i have not obtained noc from nit.can it be possible to do saledeed .if noc is required then how much period will it take to obtain noc from nit.please reply fast.
thank u
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 18:49
IMP Note: Disputed Property purchased after the death of the Father after getting his PPF. (Mother & Brothers had not invested single money for the purchase of said property)
If Mother & two sons & 1 daugther are stayin in a house. Daughter got married. Now Mother & sons appointed Builder for development of the property. Builder ready to make ground floor + 4 Floors on that property. Builder offered them 3rd Floor & 4th Floor & Rs. 1,50,000/-. Now Mother & sons decided that 3rd & 4th Floor for two sons & they will give Rs. 1,00,000/- to Daughter (sister).
Please suggest me..........
1. Can Daugther has a equal right as per hindu succession act (blood relation) in above property?
2. Can Mother & Brothers avoid Daugther (Sister) by giving Rs. 1,00,000/-?
3. Whether Builder develop/dimolish the said property without taking NOC from Daughter?
If Builder do so, then what shall we do?
Hw can we stop the Builder;
a. Can we give a letter to the Builder to stop further processiding for development.
b. And also letter to concern police station about such incidence for stopping the demolish.
4. Whether she can demand for her right as per succession Act?
5. Whether Mother & Brothers (Sons) can sign agreement & NOC & give permission to the Builder to dimolish/develop the property without considering Daugther (Sister)?
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 18:06
Hi
I have made an sale agreement which is not registered for purchase of agri land.The time mentioned is 6 months.
We are ready to give full amount mentioned in the agreement and now seller is not willing to sell the property because now the market price is increased.
Now the mentioned period is over.
1.Can i go to court for purchasing the land?
2.Will the sale agreement is legal now?
3.If another party purchase the same property and made a registered deed then what will happen to me?
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My Parents have two Flats in a registered society flats are also registered one inthe name of Father & one in the name of Joint nfame of my Parents.the land of Society is leasesd with MHADA now this property is going for redevelopment. many people are saying if you have more than one flfat in one society than owner will not get more than one flat in redevelopment project
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