reddy
11 December 2009 at 19:55
Hi,
I am an indian citizen living in europe since past 8 years and have a choice to go for eu citizenship.I bought agricultural property when i was in india. I wish to what would be the implications of my changing the citizenship wrt the agricultural land that i own.
I appreciate any advice, i think this is the best forum to seek advice.
thank you
Anonymous
11 December 2009 at 18:39
dear sir,
As my father bought this apartment in 1999 and got it registered in 2000,we had paid full amount for the parking space,intially the builder had sent a drawing of our parking lot as where it will alloted, then in 2001 my father expired, i was not aware of anything,then i came and left that apartment for rent, at that time , the parking space in the drawing was same, later my neighbour in the apartment had a parking space beside me,as due to some misunderstanding between him and the builder,the builder had separated his parking lot in two verticles and named them a different entity,and one was alloted to my neighbour and other to his other client,after sensing something fisshy, my neighbour contacted the builder and threatned to go legally as he had also paid for the parking space,now at that time in 2002 the builder made the changes in the drawing and gave my parking lot to my nieghbour and alloted my nieghbours parking lot to me to be shared with another member, now till date my tenant was not using that parking lot,i did not come to know, as now i have shifted to that apartment,i came to know all these problem,as i have document and drawing with me , how should i go forward, please help me. I may share more details if required,bear on my expression of words.
Anonymous
11 December 2009 at 09:39
Thanks to Expert : Mr. Devajyoti Barman,
as per your words can we put boundaries (like in case we divide a single plot in to two units and convey UDS. in this case can we say that the UDS lies in the eastern portion of the plot or western side of the plot)and please can you explain why we cannot mention like that because somebody says that we cannot mention the boundaries in the sale deed. if i get the explanation it ll be very helpful
Anonymous
11 December 2009 at 03:14
Whether the Route permit issued by a State Govt., to a transport operator (bus) is a 'property' in the hands of operator, for succession?
ss
11 December 2009 at 00:10
Dear Sir I want to know the exact legal meaning of self acquired property and ancestral property. If a person get a property in lieu of property left in East Pakistan from govt. of India on leasehold basis that too by depositing nominal charge given to a displaced person or refugee can be treated as ancestral property or not ? If yes, pl. help me by providing related rules/reference book or court judgement etc.
Anonymous
10 December 2009 at 22:30
my grandpa purchased a 3 acre farm in 1968,he was having 4 sons and 3 daughters,my father was the eldest one,the daughters were married during the purchase my grandpa died 29 yrs before he did not make any will about land after his death the land came in the name of my father by virtue of elder son and in 7/12 his name was given. he distributed the land orally in between the other three brothers, now my father died and now his sisters are claiming their share in the land can they claim for the same? is their any law? is there any way out so that the sisters cannot be given the land part? suggest
ss
10 December 2009 at 19:59
Regarding suit for possession and damages
My father died intestate suddenly during 1989 leaving a property in Delhi having built up three floors. There are three legal heirs including widow mother. In one of the floor I am residing alongwith my family. My sister wants to grab entire property through my mother for which on her provocation my mother filed a suit for possession and damages against me on the basis of a Will in a plain paper. My father died at a very young age suddenly. In another case due to their ill-intention I had filed a suit for permanent injunction in which decree granted to me and bother the two legal heirs given in writing in the court that they admit my possession and will not try to dispossess me. In view of the above facts, please advise me on the following querries:-
1. Can suit for possession and damages filed against me still have any merits or it will now be rejected automatically by the court.
2. Can my mother is entitled to file the suit for possession and damages against her own child who is one of the legal heir of the property.
3. What are the main conditions for filing suit for possession and damages and what kind of further course of action is required to be initiated by me.
4. Relevant court judgement on the above cited subject matter.
In reply to my aforesaid querries posted on Ist December,2009, Shri Raj Kumar Makkad, Expert had replied my above said querried on 2nd December,2009. In view of his reply I would like to clear the following points as mentioned below:-
1. Is it mandatarily required to probate the Will for claiming suit for possession and damages ? Pl. mention the relevant rules(books) and judgement related on this subject matter.
2. Since the property is on lease against the properties left in East Pakistan and in your opinion the same shall be regarded as an ancestral property, request pl. refer me to the relevant rules/books where the same is mentioned and if any judgement exists in this regard.
3. Why the suit cannnot be filed/maintainable without declaration ? Relevant rules/judgement on this subject matter may be referred to.
Anonymous
10 December 2009 at 17:06
My grandfather expired in 1996 without any will. he had 2 son. at that time son A name was registered in the society registered as nominee. Son B was staying in the same flat. Son A has suggested to share the property between A & B. As A was away from the flat B in cooperation of society was trying to sale the flat. However Son A got a injuction order restraining society to transfer the shares of the original owner in the name of Son B. This was around 1997. Now both Son A & B are no more. But Heir of B who is a married daughter has occupied the flat and not ready to sell the flat and share the amount with heirs of son A. Now the society also say that The only nominee is son B and not son A. and will only deal with heirs of son B.
What are the options available with heirs of son A to get their share [Half share as appliable]and prevent the society to do any favour with heir of son B.
Anonymous
10 December 2009 at 16:52
Dear Sir/ Madam,
i come accross a case that my client has booked a flat in a land where only three people has UDS share in that my doubt is why cannot we bound the uds of the land lies under the flat in the sale deed (the Flat is like a individual house)
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