Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 13:38
Dear Sir,
we purchased a land from Mr. M about 20418 Sq ft.
Land is situated on higwaty and it is agriculture land.
We registered the land in our name and also anantkal in our name.
After sale of peoperty son of M taken stay from court on that land and they taken possition on that land. As per Son of M land belong to his grand paa and they also entiteld in equal share with Mr. M (Father).
(One problem we know that Mr. M has two borther and land ofLand still is in the name of His fathers name. they just share amount htemselves and doing agriculture activity on thier share as mutualy decided)
My Question is that:-
1) we can loss this land in any fact ??
2) is grand sons have right on this property??
3) when we have registry what we do now ??
Regards
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 13:33
how to obtain legal heir certificate from court and what is the fees and duration
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 12:43
sir
a famility belogsto huf having 4 brothers
1st is karta 2nd is also deid rest 3rd and 4rt are alive after long years now brblem is that karta having one daughter married but vidow now she transefered all property to her name and divided to her 2 childern but witout intimating and without dividing property to 3r and 4th brothers no is it possible to 3rd and 4th will get there partions
Subodh
24 January 2011 at 11:20
Dear All,
I had bought a flat with open parking and all details are there on registerd agreement document.After some time I took cover parking in place of open parking, builder is agree to give Parking allotment letter on letter head. My query is :-
- Is allotment letter is sufficiant or correction deed is required and registered agreement is required for that?
- After society handover can I do agreement with builder for this parking?
Waiting for valuable suggestion!
Kind Regards,
Subodh
Ravindra Joshi
24 January 2011 at 10:20
I have a residential flat in Ahmedabad city which I am giving on Leave and Licence basis for 11 months. Broker has given me a L&L agreement and claims that this has been prepared by a local lawyer and it contains standard terms. Since I have done LLB, I could understand and modify where required most of the terms but I could not understand the meaning of one clause
"J) Notwithstanding anything herein contained, this agreement is being executed as per the ordinance passed by the state government vide the subsection 1 (A) of the section 4 (1) of the Bombay Rent act 1947."
I request you to provide implication of this clause and if possible, text of the said ordinance passed by the Gujarat State Government.
Thanks and regards
Ravindra
Shailesh Pardeshi
24 January 2011 at 00:26
I am owner of a flat in a society at kurla and I am not residing there for many years so i decided to let out and accordingly I came across Company Officers and let out my flat to them, and 2 -3 officers started residing there but after letting out flat Society member oppose such deal saying we have passed resolution that flat can not be let out to single person or bachelor,it let out to families only. Is this resolution valid in law? Can society Pass resolution like that? Please help me.
Ram
23 January 2011 at 18:45
I am a PIO living overseas. I intend to sell an inherited landed property in Kerala. I have couple of questions.
On the sale deed I am required to place my photograph and produce an Indian document bearing a photo Id. I don’t have any such document. What is the solution?
The deed was mistakenly prepared couple of months ago with the then date. Can the date be corrected on the last page?
Do I have to inform reserve bank of India of my sale of landed property?
Thank you.
Anonymous
23 January 2011 at 18:14
Bangalore is flooded with PG Accommodations. They are running it like hostels. They make your share a small room with 3 or more people. Its run in a 2-3 BHK Flat in a residential society. The condition is very poor.
Irony is that the demand for such PG Accommodations is so high, that they are all filled at all times irrespective of the services they provide.
Are there any rules & regulations for running a PG Accommodation? Do they need a license/permission to run such PG Accommodations in a residential society.
Are there any guidelines given/listed by government that should be met before people can open and run a PG Accommodation?
Is there any government body that can be approached to get more details about this?
Thanks in anticipation.
Regards,
Priya Mengaji
23 January 2011 at 10:14
Dear Sirs/Madam,
I would like understand the following points of Law wherein if a property which was in existence as an ancestral HUF and was later on passed on to the immediate son and his other brother and sisters by way of deed of partition/suit; can this immediate son ("X") who has recieved this property from his father as a share of the old HUF later on during his lifetime make only his surviving son, his wife and unmarried daughter the actual rightful owners of this property thereby alienating his married daughters of any single share of the ancestral property.
For E.g. Mr. 'A' who is the father of Mr. 'X', gave 'X' the HUF share by way of a judgement for division of property. After this Mr.'A's HUF got dissolved. Later on Mr.'X' who has got 5 daughters of which 4 are married and one is unmarried and a son (Mr.'Y') entered into another HUF in his lifetime in which he made his son (Mr.'Y'), wife and also the unmarried daughter co-parcener. Later on Mr.'X' has then gone ahead and registered another deed of partition giving equal rights to the only 4 people who were the co-parceners and including himself the 'karta' who formed the new fraudulent HUF to defraud the other.
The point of question of law is:
1. Could Mr. 'X' make another HUF of an ancestral property inherited by him.
2. The Hindu Succession Act Amendment of 2005 does not include any kind of argument which are against the documents registered before 2004, thereby giving an opportunity to people to misuse this particular fact by making fraudulent backdated documents and thus acquiring the absolute ownership and alienating the married daughters of the rightful share of the property.
3. Can the married daughters sue Mr."Y" under various sections of IPC and claim their equal share in the property by way of Hindu Succession Act (Law of Inheritance).
Awaiting Reply.
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GIFT DEED RECTIFICATION
Hello Sirs,
In 2006 my father gifted me a property thru a Gift Deed which he had acquired from his Parents (1/2 from his Father and another 1/2 from his mother). The Gift Deed was drafted as my father acquired the whole property from a will made by his father only. Now, I want to rectify the mistake and add a clause where my father acquired the property from both his parents mentioning their respective wills. Incidently, because of some issues with the Revenue authorities, the Khata in my father's name is revoked back to my grandfather's name.
How do I go about the Rectification process now ? Is it possible to rectify and register this deed without the khata ? What charges will be incurred for the same?