Baskaran Kanakasabai
14 June 2010 at 23:10
Is lis pendens on immovable property,compulsorily registrable in India?
If the answer is no, Why? What is the purpose or logic behind classifying it as non-registrable? How is a potential buyer of a land supposed to have had notice of any lis pendens on the land he intends to buy other than by knowing it from the registrar?
It is compulsorily registrable in Tasmania and many other countries
Tasmania:
Registration of Deeds Act 1935 (No. 24 of 1935)
Consolidated as at: 11 Nov 2006
26. Purchasers not to be affected by lis pendens unless registered
No lis pendens shall bind a purchaser or mortgagee without express notice thereof unless and until a memorandum or minute, signed by the plaintiff or his authorized agent, containing the name and the usual or last known place of abode or business and the description of the person whose estate is intended to be thereby affected, and the nature and situation of the property or estate intended to be affected thereby, and setting forth the title of the court and of the cause or matter, and the date when the proceedings therein were commenced, shall be left with the Registrar.
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
14 June 2010 at 21:43
For transfer of property after death of original title holder of th landed properties (self acquired) what documents ned to be submitted for effecting transfer of property to son
With regards
SV Rao
Anonymous
14 June 2010 at 17:41
can the title of the land belonging to the Hindu temple be given for possession of ownership by the state to the persons who were doing agriclture and contributing the temple after say 15 years , in the year 1970 so that they have the right to sell the land
Sapna
14 June 2010 at 16:42
Dear All Experts,
I am bringing my matter in front of your experts pannel so that i can get the right advises from you all to take my future action in right direction.
We are three brother and sister(two brother and one sister). My mother has expried in year 2009 and in January 2010 my father has also expried. My brothers were living with my father with their family in the same flat which was purchased by my father. Now after my father's death i have given an indemnity bond to their co.op hos. society to transfer the flat on my brother's name which they have done accordingly. Now my both the brother is willing to sell the flat. When i have asked for my share they are telling me that i have alredy given in written to society that to tranfer the flat on there name so now there is no right or claim of me on that property.
I have given that bond to the society for their convinence to raise the maintanance bill and and anything regarding that flat, on my brothers name as they were staying there but i have never mentioned that i am relinquishing my claim or my right from that property.
I have disscussed the same matter with the secretary and the chairman of the society and asked for their by laws but now they are telling me that as i have permitted them to tranfer the flat on my brother's name so now i am no more the member of the society so they cant provide me the by laws copy.
Now please advise me just by giving in writting to co. op.ho. society to tranfer the flat on their name, my right or claim from that propery has gone????
Some one has told me that co.op hos. society has all the righs to tranfer the flats.
Please advise on the same.
Sapna Khatri
Manisha
14 June 2010 at 14:30
Dear All,
What is form 8A?
What all details i can get in theis form?
Thanks & Regards
Manisha
Anonymous
14 June 2010 at 14:29
sir,
one of my uncle executed a will with out mentioning probate in which he bequeathed 05 plots in my name during the year 1995. later on in the year 1998 he sold 02 plots to some persons out of those 05 plots and he did not revoke/amend the will.
now i approached to the tehsildar for mutation of rest of 03 plots in my name as per the will. he tehsldar refused to mutate the plots in my name by saying that your uncle himself did not stand on will executed by him and he sold 02 plots after the execution of the will and furthermore legal heirs of your uncle are objecting the mutation by claiming their share from ancestral property.
sir is it possible to get rest of 03 plots in my name since the will is not been revoked till date?
sir my uncle expired during the year 2000
Anonymous
14 June 2010 at 13:49
we have a joint ancestral property and there are five legal heirs and 3 of them made a sale agreement with our tenent since 7 years the lease agreementwas being renewd for 11 months.And two of us have not signed it and he gave cheques on our names to my parents and they have deposited it in jointaccount with out my notice does this mean that we also have signed the agreeement.is the agreement valid without our sign.is it possible for the other three to come out of it without specific performance
Anonymous
14 June 2010 at 09:39
Sir i have a sale deed of land i want some doubts in that the words pl z help me ["The purchasers" which expression shall unless expressly otherwise provided mean and include the survivor or survivors of them and the heirs executors and administrators of such survivor and their assigns.] (The Said purchasers forever as joint tenants so that on the death of one or more of the purchasers the survivors of survivor shall be entitled to the whole of the said premises absolutely )Know there is a death of two members and one is live is that the whole property belong to them only or to there deceased heirs also enter in it.
Anonymous
13 June 2010 at 22:17
As per info received to me, registration of house property should be done within 4 months from date of Stamp duty paid. After that if we have to register, penalty will be levied. The rates of penalty that is informed from different agents and friends is not same. But after another 4 months i.e 8 months after stamp duty is paid, registration can be done with out any penalty. Some confirmation deed is to be registered with some nominal charges. Is it really worth waiting another 4 months. i am worried if after 4 months they will charge registration fees + penalty + confirmation deed charges. plz guide
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