Anonymous
30 October 2010 at 14:14
my aunt went to pakistan in the year 1948. does she have the right to succesion of her fathers property in india.
Varsha
30 October 2010 at 12:45
Hi,
I had taken a housing loan and purchased a house recently.
Now as I am getting married i want to transfer the house in my brother's name. I also want to transfer the loan to him.
How can I do this with minimum transactions and cost?
Please advise.
Regards
Varsha
Anonymous
30 October 2010 at 10:37
We live in mumbai and have proeprty in mumbai. This property belongs to my paternal grandparents.They are no more . now their property has come to their 3 children i.e 2 daughters and 1 son ( this son is my father) Share certificates are in the 3 children's name . Now my father and his 2 sisters are entering into a family arrangment for transfer of property among themselves.
My query is this
1) tranfer of property within blood ties can it be done through transfer form
or
whether stamp duty via gift deed needs to be executed.
what is the legal procedure for transfer
subhash agrawal
30 October 2010 at 10:30
as per SC ruling a builder can not charge for car parking.I have purchased a flat in crossings republic NCR.I asked the builder about the SC ruling and not to charge for car parking.but the builder is adamant to charge.what options are left to me to take remedial steps.may I file FIR in PS as the act of charging for car parking will be considered as an act of cheating according to SC ruling.may I get a copy of SC judgement on this forum.pl advise.
Gargi Ranade
30 October 2010 at 09:47
Hi Dear All,
One of colleague , Purchased a flat on his own name and now he wants to add his wifes name as a co-owner of property . Kindly let me know Procedure required to be undertaken for adding his wifes name in the property documents.
Regards
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 18:59
My father is a old man & can not remember well. In Sep 08 My father has donated his part of share of our home (as the home is on jointly owned by my father & mother, but my mother died in 2007) to my younger brother by registered gift deed in Dristric registry office at Barasat Dist.24 pargana west Bengal. This was not known to other members of my family. Again in July 2009 my father gifted the same part of his share to my elder brother without informing the same to my younger brother by a registared gift deed in the office of sub registar Ashoknagar under distric 24 Pargana (North ) west bengal. After that my Elder brother has done mutation & changed the titel of the property in his name in BLRO office Ashoknagar.My younger brother ia working in Army. Now my younger brother has approched to BLRO ashoknagar for mutuation but found that title of property owned by my father's name has already been changed to the name of my elder brother & BLRO is not accepting any request further from my younger brother for mutation & adviseing my younger brother that it can not be done untill by elder brother surrender the deed. Kindly what will be the course of action.Now who is actual owner of this peoperty?Is there any possibility to do the mutuation of said property in the name of my younger brother if my elder brother does not surrender the said deed. I will be thankful if u kindly advise the actual course of action of my younger brother.
Chhaya Soni
29 October 2010 at 16:54
Power of attorney given to 100% subsidiary company to sell the immovable property, can attact stamp duty
Kannan Kandasamy
29 October 2010 at 15:11
Dear Sirs
I met a Layer through our neighbor and he is telling that using the copies of the Documents of your Uncles transferring our Grand Father's properties to their Sons/Wife name, we can file a Complaint to the Superintendent of Police,Thirunelveli. The our complaint will be forwarded to Crime Department and they will forward the same to the Dhasildar, and then through the Dhasildar a Surveyor will be appointed and he will measure all the property and will divide the same into 3 equal shares.
The Layer is also saying that the Partition can be done very quickly in this way (either within 6 - 10 months)instead of filing a Partition Suit in the Court.
My doubt is whether there is any provision like this?
Please give me the correct answer in this regard, whether it is possible or not and also whether there is any provision like this or not?
Any help in this regard will be very much helpful.
Thanks in advance
K.Kannan
D.Ravindrran Naidu
29 October 2010 at 14:18
Dear Sir
My Father in law(Elder)-Mr.G.Balaraman and his brother(Younger)-MR.G Murugesan are two brothers of their family and they got 22 acres of fertile land.20 acres of land is only contains of coconut farms with well irrigation and 2 ACRES OF LAND is on the sides of 4 lanes NH.They shared these lands seven years before such as Each 10 acres in the coconut farms with registration. Rest 2 acres of land been registered by Mr.G.murugesan with out giving 50% share of land without consulting any major legal heirs( Daughters and sons) in the family
We came to know very recently that they had registered like inequitable share, when we inquired about the equal share of land with Mr.Murugaesan, he refused to give the land to us, and also he told that the patta is being transfered on his name.Other fertile land is having a combined patta.Since road side property is having more value, he would have not given the equal share to us.We wanted to proceed legally and get our property.This is a purely a Fore father's property,it is not a self earned property.
Kindly suggest to proceed legally to achieve it.
Thanks
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if a citizen of pakistan gives a genral power of attorney, from which authorities should it be attested to be valid in india.