Anonymous
15 April 2010 at 14:40
sir
my brother dispossessed me from my recorded land during 2006.i was silent at that time thinking that he will vacate the land after sometime.i never informed revenue authority for resuming possession of my land to me. after 04 years now i approached to the revenue authority requesting him to help me in getting possession of my property.
according to the local law of the state revenue authority can take steps if the dispossession is been reported within two years of occurrence. hence the tehsildar rejected my application as per law.
please suggest me any other option as per law according to which i can get my property back.
Praveen
15 April 2010 at 12:37
Hi,
I would like to know if a boy ,who completes 17th year birthday and steps into 18th year is eligible to sign as a major or does he have to complete the 18th birthday to be eligible to sign
BHUPAL SINGH
15 April 2010 at 08:47
Dear Sir,
May I request the Hon'ble Experts to clarify the following--
Father 'X' inherits some Agri Land from his father in 1952. Later on he transfers 1/2 to his wife 'Y' in 1966.After death of 'Y' in 1982, the land is transferred to sons 'A' & 'B' and daughter 'C' in equal ratio. Daughter 'C' transfers her share to father 'X' vide a Civil Court Decree in 1991 with mutual consent. Mutation of this is NOT got done in favour of 'X' in revenue records and the land continues to remain in the name of 'C'. After death of 'X', daughter 'C' trasfers half of her share to brothers 'A' & 'B' equally in year 2002 and the mutation is got done in revenue records. Son 'A' sells his entire land ( i.e. his inherited share+land relinquished by sister 'C' in his favour) in the year 2009. Rest of half share continues to remain in her own name. After death of father 'X' in 1999, son 'B' produces a fake & unregistered WILL according to which he will inherit all assets owned by father 'X'. Son 'B' is now NOT letting sister 'C' to take possession of her share, which even now stands in her name in revenue records. He is also pressurising Patwari & Tehsildar for mutation of land (transferred by 'C' to father 'X' vide Civil Court Decree in 1991) in his name. Please clarify--
a. Can son 'B' now legally ask for
mutation of land awarded as per
Civil Court Decree in 1991 to father
in favour of father 'X' or in his
own favour after a lapse of 19 yrs ?
A part(1/4th)of thisland has already
been sold by other son 'A' in 2009
and the buyer has already got the
mutation done in his own name.
b. Can some one quote the Supreme Court
judgement as per which, if the mutat-
ion is not done within 12 yrs after
award of Decree, the Decree cannot be
enforced or in other words,the Decree
becomes void ? Is it provided in the
Limitations Act that a Decree becomes
void after 12 yrs or it cannot be
enforced ? If so, can you quote the
relevent Sec of the Limitations Act ?
c. There is a Supreme Court judgement,
which I read in Hindustan Times, many
yrs ago, according to which, any prop-
erty made with purely from the income
form inherited property (that is the
person doesnot have any other income)
takes colour of inherited property,
which means such a property de-facto
becomes inherited property. Can some
one quote this or any other such judg-
ment in supporty of this ?
Bhupal Singh
Anonymous
15 April 2010 at 04:15
Thirty years back my father died before my birth. Around fifteen years back his three brothers’s distributed the house and shops equally with some share for his mother. I and my mother were not given a single penny. My grandmother and three uncles earned lot of money from the property of one house and three shops. Also there was another commercial plot owned by my grandfather, of which no one knows what happened to the plot. Kindly tell me that (1) how I can receive (under which laws) my share with the share of money made by my share in last thirty years? (2). Is there a criminal law that can put my grandmother and three uncles behind bar for the injustice they have done to me and my mother and the relative who enjoyed my share without my notice for thirty years.
RITESH
14 April 2010 at 22:27
Hi,
i am purchasing a flat in mumbai.the share certificate is currently in the name of my landlady and her sister.previously the share certificate was in her fathers name .her father had a keep and her name is reflecting as assossiate member of society .but her fathers will has been probated and now the share certificate bears her and her sisters name.
my query is does assossoiate member has any right over property.
if the assosiate member can create any problem for me in future
bharat
14 April 2010 at 21:06
My father has Residential cum Commercial property @ Nagpur, Maharashtra acquired
through his own income. He now wants to transfer the same to me (son). Please
advise me on
1. which will be better "will" or "gift" deed.
2. Which will be economical (considering stamp duty, registration, lawer fees
etc.,)
3. Which will be more potent in legan process.
4. If will is made and if it is required to be probated later on then will it
attract any charges.
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 19:59
Hi,
I booked a property 13 months ago. Some percentage of the amount has been paid but not 100%. Property is not ready and possession has not been offerred by the builder yet.
Can I sell this property?
Thanks.
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 18:17
Hi!
This is cynthia , I am from Goa and My mother in law have a property next to my husband's house and she want to give some part of this to construct a house for us , however my husband has 3 more brothers and 4 sister all married & settled.
they are okay with that we are constructing over that property .Now my concern is that we want to be clear on everything and don’t want any hassle after the house is ready hence we want to get the property on transferred on my husband’s name and then build the house. Please guide what is the best deed we need to go for is sale deed /gift deed as we also need to get bank loan to construct the house
sanjay deosaria
14 April 2010 at 14:26
we entered into an agreement with the promoters in the year 2000 to buy a flat on a 10 rupee stamp paper. The promoters refused to execute the agreement. we approached the district magistrate and got the agreement adjudicated in the year 2008 and filed a case at the consumer court.Is adjudication a right procedure? Can the collector adjudicate the agreement for sale after 8 years?
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presentation of document
sir
can anybody tell me what is the difference between presentation of a deed to the sub-registrar and appearance before the sub-registrar?
i submitted a duly signed by vendor and purchaser, duly stamped deed to the sub-registrar on 12-03-2010 through office dak/diary
sub-registrar issued a letter to me stating that registration of the same is fixed on 20-03-2010
which one date is presentation-----12-03-2010 OR 20-03-2010 in view of section 23, 25 of the registration act ?