Anonymous
03 January 2010 at 11:36
I am two sisters and 5 brothers. My father had 28 Acres of ancestral agriculture property. He transferred 4 acres to each of the brothers in deed and he left 8 acres in his own name. He promised me and my sister to have this remaining 8 acres so that every one gets 4 acres but he did not create a deed. I have a handicapped son and very small income. Now my brothers are selling the land to a builder and not giving us any thing. They are claiming that daughters have no right in agricultural property. Our argument is that this is not an agriculture transaction since buyer is a builder and is interested in selling plots on this land. How do we claim our 8 acres so that division is fair and also how do we get an interim stay on this transaction. They have already received partial money for the transaction. Please recommend a lawyer in western UP who can help us. Also, can we file a claim in our local court so that we don't have to travel to the city where the land is.
Thanks.
Mahendra
02 January 2010 at 15:12
1 My Grand mother (Tanubai) is 80 years of age has three sons
2 My Elder uncle (Vitthal)
3 My Second Elder uncle (Tukaram)
4 My Father (mahadeo)
My Grand Mother has piece of land at mahabaleswar
My elder uncle going to cheat us by my preparing a will and trying to take all her properties on his name under coercion . he took grandmother to his home since last six month and & does not let her go out side his home
I understand from the other sources that there is a strong chances of preparing a will without informing us
1 )What are the remedies available to others ?(at the least expense)
2) what preventive action we cant take so as to stop him doing a will ?
Should is send a notice to him or suggest me any other action to prevent him
Thanks in advance
Mahendra
Son of Mr Mahadeo
Anonymous
02 January 2010 at 14:58
A BROKER APPROACHED US THAT HE WOULD ARRANGE FOR SALE OF HOUSE. HE COULD NOT DO SO. ONE DAY ANOTHER PERSON BROUGHT A PROSPECTIVE BUYER. AT THAT TIME THIS BROKER HAPPENED TO BE THERE. HE ASCERTAINED ALL THE DETAILS AND NOW ISSUED US A LEGAL NOTICE ASKING TO PAY COMMISSION FOR ARRANGING THE BUYER. IN FACT HE HAS NOT DONE ANYTHING. HE CLAIMS HE ARRANGED MEETING WITH BUYER AND FIXED THE PRICE ETC. WHICH HE NEVER DONE. BUT SERVED THE NOTICE THREATENING THAT HE WILL INITITATE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL BREACH OF CONTRACT IN THE COURT. NO WRITTEN AGREEMENT WAS ENTERED INTO AND ORALLY WE ASKED HIM TO ARRANGE FOR SALE OF HOUSE.
NOW PLEASE LET ME KNOW THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE LEGAL NOTICE. ARE WE LIABLE UNDER CIVIL AND CRIMINAL FOR NO FAULT OF OURS? AND FOR NO EFFORT OF THE BROKER, DO WE HAVE TO PAY COMMISSION?
PL ENLIGHTEN AT THE EARLIEST.
THANKS
smitha
02 January 2010 at 14:03
i want to know whether my husband can get a loan from a nationalised bank for a property that is registered in both our names.i am non working.
Sardar Singh
02 January 2010 at 11:38
I had been an earning member of our family till 15 yrs upto 2000.
6 months back ,My father made a sale deed of 4 bigha land on my yonger brothrs name .
A meeting was held on 25 dec at my village and my father agreed in the village pachyat and signed on a note that he will cancel that and divide the land among us all three brothers on 29th dec 2010.
But on 29th dec , he just made registration of that land back on his name only .
what can i do to get an equal share of land as early as possible .
Will that written agreement of 25 dec 2010 help .
Anonymous
02 January 2010 at 09:46
My father died in 1991 with out a Will for his self earned house property situated in Thanjavur in Tamilnadu.My mother, 7 brothers and 4 sisters who are alive are the legal heirs and there is no dispute among us in selling and sharing.We have not got legal heir certificate. A party well known to us is prepared to buy it with out legal heir certificate.Can all of us give a NOC in the form of an affidavit to my mother to execute the sale deed or is it necessary that all the legal heirs to be present at the time of registration?
DEVENDRA
01 January 2010 at 20:41
In Maharashtra, there are two sourecs in cse of building viz. housing societies and apartments. In case of societies, the land under the building transfers in the name of society by way of registered conveyance deed. But what is the position in case of apartment ? How the land below the building conveys and in whose name ?
Tipsy
01 January 2010 at 12:56
My father expired and is there any benefit to keep house in native place or better to sell off ,maintaineance is very low ?
srlaksminarasimman
01 January 2010 at 11:31
REPECTED FRIENDS,
Family settlements attract concessional stamp duty. May I request my friends to provide me a draft/ specimen of family settlement.
regards
sr laksminarasimman
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right of selling
sir,
my grand father had acquired (purchased) a land in 1975 in kolkata and developed an house on it.in the year 1987 ,he had made two partition of the land and existing building and sold to my father and my uncle through sale deed in lieu of money.we have a common stair with my uncle for the entrance purpose.my father died in 2001.then onwards me,my mother and my brother are the legal owner of my father's portion of land and building as per inheritance.when my father was alive , my uncle built the third floor of his portion and sold to a third party.Now in absence of my father,we want to sell our portion.mutation is in our name. can we sell our portion to a third party or i have to get NOC from my uncle or we have give first offer to my uncle? we don't share good relation with my uncle.
pls help me in this matter.
thanking you,
Joydeep chatterjee