Anonymous
09 July 2010 at 13:44
Our land in haryana is under occupation of some unauthorized people for the last 30/40 years. The land is gar marusi in revenue record. Now the owner has died and his legal heirs have come to know of this. We seek advice from the experts, as to how the land can be back to the legal heir and how the land is to be changed in the name of legal heirs. Thanks
Ashok
09 July 2010 at 12:28
Hi Experts,
I want to buy a home in Karnataka. I found that seller title deed having a GPA number as 118/87-88 where as actual GPA number in the Document is 114/87-88. Please tell what is the procedure to correct this GPA number and Cost for the same for rectifing. Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
09 July 2010 at 09:15
dear sir/madam
my grand father are two brother. one of whom adopted my father and other one adopted my father's first son.we are acually seven brother and elder one adopted by my second grand father. we have very good property in the prime area which is divided in three different location of our town. in the year 1995 land cieling act come and to save the land from land cieling my elder brother ( uncle ) and my father divided all the property in nine equal part(7 brother + 1 my father + 1 mother of my uncle ) and my uncle has taken signature of all of my brother on a plain paper and claiming that partition (bantwara ) has been done. but actually he has taken two share ( self + mother's part ) of one of the main land which constitute 70% of our total property valuation. at present my uncle's mother is no more and died 4 years back.
now i have three question :--
1. is that pertion is legally ok and we can's sue our uncle in court ?
2. is my uncle's mother right to property still alive.
3. do my uncle can still claim the half of the property legally, if fresh partition will commence.
Under the proposed Land Titling Bill 2010,
notification u/s 4(1), declaration u/s 6 and award u/s 15(of LA Act,1894) are all compulsorily registrable, All lis pendens as well is compulsorily registrable.
Comments and views please!
Anonymous
08 July 2010 at 22:00
Seller has breached the agreement for sale, as when asked to furnish documents of municipal permission to be able to use the residential property in a commercial manner as he advertised it in his offer of sale through webpage advertisement, instead of furnishing such proof, he immediately returned all the money paid so far on some other pretext.
How the seller can be booked for breach of contract?, and how the damages shall be computed in case breach is proved in the court of law, as seller cannot perform the specific performance of the contract as he cannot convert the proposed residential property of sale to its commercial use as he stated in his offer of sale.
Also, if seller cannot furnish proof for able to use this property for its commercial usage, then what IPC criminal charges for which he can be booked for inflicting maximum punishment on him?
Anonymous
08 July 2010 at 16:55
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Anonymous
07 July 2010 at 22:45
Dear Sir,
I would like to know what happens if:-
1. Decree is passed against Tenant to vacate the house and pay the Rent to the Lanlord, and Tenant does not pay money to the Landord and does not vacate.
2. Can he appeal to the High Court without depositing the Rent.
3. What is period (how many months the notice is considered)as per law, after a decree against the Tenant.
Tks
Best Rgds
Ramlal
Anonymous
07 July 2010 at 21:10
Please tell me the Act and the Section under which the Leave and License Agreement between my company and an MNC / government co./ is to be made under. Company has a paid up capital of over 1 cr.
Thanks
Anonymous
07 July 2010 at 18:17
i want to file appeal against district consumer forum order, which order to me pay 35000 thirty five thousand as compensation to complainant relating construction work , whate fee charged by advocate? what is procedure.
SARFAESI Act
While serving notice under this Act, do we have to furnish the account statement details to the borrower / guarantor? Usually the outstanding amount with interest as on the date of notice is mentioned.