Anonymous
03 December 2009 at 18:28
I had signed an agreement of sale of a house for Rs. 15 lakhs as buyer. I paid Rs. 5 lakhs as advance. In the agreement it is written that the remaining amount should be paid within 30 days from the date of agreement. The 30 days period is over, but, I am not able to pay the remaining 10 lakhs. What will happen now? Will the builder take my advance money and cancel the agreement?
Rameshchandran
03 December 2009 at 15:26
I am a member of agriculture family and i got a certificate from revenue authority with regard to that effect also.
I purchase some agriculture land got it registered in my name and thereafter i was served with a notice from Assistant Commissioner Revenue, that my registration is going to be cancelled and given a notice under section 79 A&B of the land reforms act. Actually i wanted to defend this case by showing that i have purchased the land from my income. But the authority insist that they are taking into consideration of the income of my family.
Can you please provide some citation to justify my contention that the i have purchased the said land from my income and that only take into consideration other than family income.
Please help me by providing your valuable advise as well as some important judgements in this context.
With regards,
RAMESH CHANDRAN.S
Anonymous
03 December 2009 at 15:25
I am a member of agriculture family and i got a certificate from revenue authority with regard to that effect also.
I purchase some agriculture land got it registered in my name and thereafter i was served with a notice from Assistant Commissioner Revenue, that my registration is going to be cancelled and given a notice under section 79 A&B of the land reforms act. Actually i wanted to defend this case by showing that i have purchased the land from my income. But the authority insist that they are taking into consideration of the income of my family.
Can you please provide some citation to justify my contention that the i have purchased the said land from my income and that only take into consideration other than family income.
Please help me by providing your valuable advise as well as some important judgements in this context.
With regards,
RAMESH CHANDRAN.S
Chandrahas
03 December 2009 at 12:15
Hi Sir
I HAVE 1 BROTHER AND 3 SISTER MY Q ARE MY PARENTS ARE DEATH, THEIR THEY ARE NOT MADE ANY WILL, AND MY ALL SISTER ARE MARRIED SO HOW SHOULD PERCENTAGE I GET AFTER DIVIDETION
My FATHER DEATH IN 1983 PROPERTY ARE VILLAGE LAND
1. The property belonged to whom? your father or mother? Father
2. Whether you are governed by hindu law or christian law? Hindu Law
Chandrahas
03 December 2009 at 10:07
Hi Sir
I HAVE 1 BROTHER AND 3 SISTER MY Q ARE MY PARENTS ARE DEATH, THEIR THEY ARE NOT MADE ANY WILL, AND MY ALL SISTER ARE MARRIED SO HOW SHOULD PERCENTAGE I GET AFTER DIVIDETION
My FATHER DEATH IN 1983 PROPERTY ARE VILLAGE LAND
Neville
03 December 2009 at 08:57
Dear sirs,
I have a query on the subject.ght
1. A SC person cultivating land from 1986. Can he have rights to the property as per the law. Adverse possession.
2. This is MHADA land in Mumbai.
3. What is the procedure for regularising the land under adverse possession.
Pl revert on the above.
Regards
Neville Da Silva Mumbai
Reshma K
02 December 2009 at 23:53
hi, in the previous set of Q&A, I had asked that in Bengaluru and may be elsewhere, there is this arrangement wherein tenant pays say for eg, Rs 2 lakhs and stays for 1 or 2 years and when he leaves the entire amount is paid back. In reply the Expert said it is neither lease nor rent, but a kind of mortgage. The answer seems scholarly. In that case how do we style the agreeemtn, what should the agreement be titled as, and also the opneing lines of the agreeement.
Anonymous
02 December 2009 at 23:29
How can a paying guest obtain an address proof?
ss
02 December 2009 at 23:18
A person has filed a suit for permanent injunction and accordingly the Hon'ble court restrained the defendants from evicting or dispossessing the plaintiff from one of the floor without following due process of law. The defendants are further directed not to sale, transfer, assign and create third party interest in the suit property. Please clarify the following querries:-
1. What is the exact meaning of suit property ?
2. Whether the above said order is applicable for entire house or the particular floor which is under the possession of the plaintiff.
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Regarding partition suit
In a suit for permanent injunction the Delhi court restrained defendants from evicting or dispossessing the plaintiff from his floor without following due process of law and also directed not to sell, tfr, assign and creatge third party interest in the suit property. Now I intend to file partition suit. Therefore are three legal shareholder including plaintiff. Please guide me on the following points:-
1. The cost of 1/3 share of plaintiff i.e.suit valuation comes to Rs.15 lacs, Can I file this suit in district judge/ADJ court in Delhi as the property situated in Delhi ?
2. Whether I can decrease the suit valuation or not ?
3. What is the procedure to seek relief for stay on the whole property till finalisation of partition suit and can I club both the issues and pray for the same in the court ?