Anonymous
26 January 2010 at 16:17
hello could please anyone help me out with understanding the case of taraknath v. sushil chandra dey 1996 4 scc 697. and if possible please paste the link ti this case.
drpkkhatri
25 January 2010 at 20:58
sir,
I want ot purchase a piece of land for construction of house. What papers should I ask to seller for cheking genuiness of land to avoid fraud? what points should I take into consider?
Anonymous
25 January 2010 at 11:55
we are selling a flat located in mumbai maharashtra in a co op society.however,the flat is still in our grandfather's name(expired).is it necessary to enter our names(heirs)in the society register or directly transfer to buyer? please suggest the wright procedure.
Thanks & Regards.
Anonymous
25 January 2010 at 11:16
My Father passed away on 26Oct,2009 leaving behind a house on his name in NOIDA and ancestral land in interiors of U.P. He left no WILL. Now we live in Pune. I Need to know
1) What is the procedure to transfer House to mother?
2) Do transfer in name of my mother is necessary before giving it for rent, for agreement with tenant?
3) My grand Father is alive but division of property between all the sons is already done with everybody's consent. What steps do i need to take so that ancestral property is not left unclaimed?
We are 2 brother and 2 sisters. I do not know legal vocabulary so it will be helpful if you explain in simple words.
Thanks in advance for your expert answers.
Suresh
25 January 2010 at 00:22
Hi,
I brought a flat in a Co op Soc in Ahmedabad before marriage. Due to lack of income eligibity, my brother was added has a Co owner as well as Co borrower in the property. (though there was/is no monetary contribution from him towards buying the property till date) Now i am married and wants to transfer his co ownership (mutually agreed)to my wife. Pls suggest me the further procedures with least cost effective manner.
kamlesh
25 January 2010 at 00:00
Dear Sir,
Please advise on the issue. I attach herewith file in .doc format
Kamlesh
Bhasker Thirumala
24 January 2010 at 23:10
Dear Sir/madam,
Our builder is pushing our members to form a Co-op society and have it registered.
Need valuable advise on, are there any negative implications on members of a building if they were to form and register under a co-op housing society, would the builder in any way be able to excuse himself from being held responsible for the incomplete work and promised amenities.
Is formation of Society and registration important to challenge the builder as a registered collective body for deficiencies in service related to the completion of the building and amenities agreed.
Or is it advisable to wait until the builder completes and hands over the society.
Appreciate your kind advice.
Thanks and regards
Bhasker Thirumala
Adv. Deepak
24 January 2010 at 21:13
Agreement to sale has been executed and possession has been transferred to the purchaser from seller. However, the document has not been registered. Stamp duty has been paid properly. Can this document be produced before the registration office for registration? What is the correct procedure? What will be the stamp duty and registration charges. Request for your kind advice. Thanks and regards. Adv. Deepak
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Transfer of property from Agricultural to NA
In case a trust has an Agricultural Property wherein the names of the Trustees are on record who have expired. Now that the Trust wants to update the record by bringing the names of the present trustees, is it mandatory to 1st get the said property converted into Non Agricultural in order to bring the names of the new trustee on record? Is there any provision for not getting the said property converted into non agricultural and still getting the property card updated.