Rajaram C Iyer
22 November 2009 at 10:52
Dear Ld. Members,
I would like to amend/rectify a settlement deed which has been registered.
Is it necessary to revoke the settlement deed in the first instance and then make a fresh one or a rectification can be done straightaway. Please give your valuable advise. Also give me a sample deed for revocation of settlement deed
thash
22 November 2009 at 02:27
I had purchased an apartment in my and my mother's name. My mother passed away and now the apartment is ready for me to take possession after registration.
I want the apartment to be registered in my name and my brother has waived off all rights to the apartment. The builder's legal team is asking both of us (my bother and i) to be present in india, even though my brother has the power of attorney to receive the apartment on my behalf.
Is it required for both of us to be present for the registration to take place ?
Can i authorize someone to receive and register the apartment in my name?
Thanks,
Thash
Anonymous
21 November 2009 at 20:03
Dear sirs,
My grandmother had 1 son and 2 daughters.She had a property at chitradurga (Self acquired) which she,before dying, bequeathed to her only son in 1984, through a registered will. One day before her(Grandmother) death in 1984 my grandmother made another will bequeathing her property to her grandson (me) (Son's son), which was not registered. Khata was transfered in my name in early 80s and i have been paying all the requisite taxes till date. my queries are
a)Since the property is inherited by me through will,can my aunts(Father's sisters) claim any right to it now, in 2009 ?
b)If yes, will their appeal be rejected on the grounds of limitation act?
c)since there are 2 wills , one bequeathing the property to my father and the other one to me,is there any conflict which makes the will invalid?
Kindly request the experts to resolve my query.
Anonymous
21 November 2009 at 16:21
Sir,
I want to know that how the General Power of Attorney can be cancel. What is the procedure and requirements for cancellation of GPA. Whether it is mandatory to cancel the GPA from Same Registering authority, where it was executed at the time of giving GPA. Whether GPA can be cancel in any where in india.
Whether any notice is mandatory after cancellation to the person in whose favour GPA was granted.
Nikhilesh Bhagi
21 November 2009 at 16:19
Sir,
I want to know that how the General Power of Attorney can be cancel. What is the procedure and requirements for cancellation of GPA. Whether it is mandatory to cancel the GPA from Same Registering authority, where it was executed at the time of giving GPA. Whether GPA can be cancel in any where in india.
Whether any notice is mandatory after cancellation to the person in whose favour GPA was granted.
Suhas
21 November 2009 at 12:36
I wanted to know if a property is under dispute for nonpayment of taxes, can this property be gifted by the owner to his siblings?
Sanjivani
21 November 2009 at 11:59
Hi Good morning to all,
My mother in law has filled affidavit and signed on that affidavit in 2001. but when we saw list of Annexture 2, there is her name is not mention. what to do please help as early as possible. because i file her form for appeal at MHADA, because the SRA authority saying that your name is not mention in list then don,t come at SRA, youhave to appeal at third floor Mhada Authority. They will decide. Please help me
Anonymous
21 November 2009 at 11:38
sir,
i want to know wheter a daughter has a right in hers fathers self earned property as father died in 1983 and at that time the daughter was married and want to claim hers right in the property from hers brothers now.
Anonymous
21 November 2009 at 11:33
sir,
i want to know wheter a daughter has a right in hers fathers self earned property as father died in 1983 and at that time the daughter was married and want to claim hers right in the property from hers brothers now.
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