Anonymous
01 August 2010 at 15:08
We are based in Meerut and we belong to Sirsa, Haryana.
We have 100's of acres of land in Sirsa which has been taken over by other people due to mismanagement and negligence of our elders.
We would like to know whether or not we can retrieve some , if not all the land by the help of an expert? Also which is the best way to go about it.
We have all original/verified documents.
Please revert at your earliest convenience at mbansal131@gmail.com
Thanks & Best Regards,
Mohit Bansal.
Baskaran Kanakasabai
01 August 2010 at 12:07
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shiv dev
31 July 2010 at 17:10
respected experts thanks for timely response to my querry.sir your suggestions are very valuable but what is the correct legal recourse to adopted in delhi to prevent the sale of ancestral property before the sale transaction took place.can DV act2005 help in this case by way of stay order to sell or creating third party interest.
Bipin
31 July 2010 at 16:36
A & B real brother jointly own falt in registered co-op soc. Mr A transfer his share by Gift to Mr B. and approched to society for transfer. But society does not have any document for the said flat in the record of the society and Mr A or Mr B also does not have any document accept Duplicate Share certificate. Now please suggest how society can transfer the said flat in the name Mr B?
Anonymous
31 July 2010 at 12:41
Can any body get its lal-dora property registered?
Getting the same notarised will serve for Income Tax purpose?
shiv dev
31 July 2010 at 07:48
can a drunkard person sell his ancestral agriculture land in delhi.if his wife and minor childrens are against this sale.what is the remedy for this?
Member (Account Deleted)
31 July 2010 at 01:08
Dear Sir,
Property related to karnataka...
We submitted an application in taluk office to mutate agriculture land (khata) to our name from seller and submitted all the required documents in the year 2007. This applicaion was rejected by revenue officer citing there was an objection. After 7 months later we applied fresh application and this time land mutated (Khata) to our name and updated land records with us.
Now the problem is, the earlier application we filed which was rejected by revenue officer was sent to Deputy tehsildar court. This court not issued any notices to us in 2007, 2008 and 2009. But this month (July 2010) sent notice to hear our earlier application.
We approached the Deputy tehsildar court and informed that already khata done to our name and requested to close the earlier application but our request is denying by deputy tehsildar.
The following facts we noticed,
1. The person who was objected for land transfer was not alive at 2007. He was died in the year 2001 itself and we submitted the death certificate to court and when the person not alive how can revenue officer rejected our earlier application citing there was an objection from that person
2. Why this revenue court not issued notices to us till now?
3. Now Deputy tahsildar planning to quash our mutated khata to original person citing khata made while old case is pending.
Plese help me out how to tackle this situation. (Deputy tahsildar court means Revenue officer court to resolve farmers land issues..etc. in Karnataka)
shashank
30 July 2010 at 19:43
My father has made an agreement of selling a property with a party with a small token amount showing a spacific last date for registration which is due to come, but there is nothing written about break up of the deal. Now if we wait for the last date to pass by without registration then after that date, would the agreement break automatically or there are some legal proceedings needed for the same?
sampat mane
30 July 2010 at 19:26
We 84 members are trying, since last 2 years, to form a co-opeative housing society.
The buider has not done the same but he was charging the money against property tax & maintenance charges.
We refused paying him since last 1 year when we found that the builder is not paying the Property Tax and charging higher maintenance.
A committee of 10 members came forward with a support of 74 members & passed resolution for the same.
The builder had sent the notice to all the committee members that they cannot do so as per the sale purchase Agreement because the work is incomplete (He was planning to build 5 wings but only got approval of 2 & later abandoned the plan. Now he is trying to rebuild)
But we went ahead & we managed to open a bank account in society Name & started collecting maintenance charges to pay off the pending Property Tax, Light/Water bills.
The builder also has filed a ceveat in the court.
Can someone advise what is the outcome of that effect?
We have proceeded for the registration of the society & have also got go ahead to open a bank account in the society's name. We have deposited the share money in that account.
Please advise on the ramifications at the earliest.
Thanks
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