Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 19:44
Dear Sirs,
If a lady gets a land property from her father, being the only daughter, is it becomes ancestial property? can her sons and daughters get equal share? or can she write the property to anybody she likes? If she writes to sons only, can her daughters claim their share? Is there any differance if she gets the property as a gift or through will from her father?
sagar Rao
18 January 2011 at 18:29
Dear Experts,
Please inform procedure for getting property in my name from joint property of mother & brothers in Hyderabad city.
We are having 400 square ward land and my mother and my self want to live together of 200 square yards and is it possible to get the share of land side by side i,e together.
what will be the expenses and time period takes in court of law.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 18:14
hi sir,
i stay in hyderabad and my property is also in hyderabad.
could you please tell me the difference between Legal Heir certificate and Succession Certificate.
and also tell me from where i can get them both.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 18:11
I am the only male member in the HUF and have bought a office in HUF. Pl. advice if HUF can buy proprty ? Also what happens if Karta expires ? Is there any method of nomination for this? Pl. help.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 18:06
I have found out ancestral land named after my grandfather. The 7/12 Extract of one land states "Sadhe Kul" and that of second states "Sanrakshit kul, itar adhikar Kul kayda kalam 32 P anvay krushidin pudhe dakallela kul vidhwa aslyamude". My questions are:
1. What is 32 P?
2. Difference between "Sadhe" and "Sanrakshit" kul?
3. Can Kul be deleted? if yes, how?
Kindly guide me how to take possession of the land.
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 14:35
I have 3.5 Guntha plot in Pen Dist Raigad and it is not NA. But the land surrounding to the plot is converted to NA by other plot owners. Now I want to convert my land NA. How much will it cost. and what will be the process.
Please Reply
SURESH
Anonymous
18 January 2011 at 08:02
Dear Sir,
A tenant is living in a tenanted property for the last more than 50 years. She has been paying the rents regularly in the rent control. She is also paying the electricity, water, house tax of the property regularly. All the minor as well as major works and repairs are carried out by her, since her landlord/landlady refused the letters asking her to repair the same. Even the essential services of the premises for human occupation, like water supply pipeline network, the electrification of the premises, provision of a small bath cum wc along with a drainage system, a small kitchen unit was all done by the tenant after no action from the landlord was forthcoming on these issues. The house is a mangalore tiled roof structure which requires constant repairs and upkeep, borne by tenant.
The landlord has changed trice in this case. The first one was hereditary, the second bought the place for a small amount and the third also bought it for a small amount.
All along the poor tenant is bearing the expenses of this premises whether it is minor or major and these landlords are selling it and buying it for peanuts, and becoming landlords. All this seems a little bit absurd compared to the amount of money already spent by the tenant on this house over the period of more than 50 years.
So in this case,
1. What is the future of this tenanted property?
2. Should the tenant continue like this, not knowing when the landlord can move an application for eviction, even after doing all these things? and not knowing who the new landlord is?
3. Or is there a way out?
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 18:32
The Owners executed a Power of Attorney and MOU in favour of X.
The Owners as Vendors and X - as Consenting Party executed a Sale Deed in favour of the Purchaser.
Due to litigations the Purchasers stopped payment of cheques mentioned in the Sale Deed.
Afterwards the Owners and Conseting Party agreed to accept the new cheques and Confirm the Sale Deed by virtue of the Confirmation Deed.
Afterwards the Consenting Party denied to execute the Sale Deed.
What is the effect of Confirmation Deed executed by Owners only?
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dispute
My mother had a land property of worth 2 crores. She wrote a will that the property should belong to her 2 sons and 2 daughters equally. When her health was deteorated her sons threatened her to write a 2nd will that the property should be given to her 2 sons only , and took her to the registrar office and get it registered. Later she told all this to her daughters and asked them to do something. The daughters could get a signature of her on a paper and made an unregistered will stating that the property should be distributed equally among sons and daughters. She died later. Now the daughters disputed the issue and gave a lawyer notice saying that their will was the last one. The sons also gave reply notice. In this connection, what procedure has to be followed by the daughters to get justice?