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Sella Muthu   16 years ago

Registering the property without all legal heirs

Greetings,

My grand mother owned a land. She had three children 1-son (my father) and 2 daughter. While I was in abroad, my aunt son got a certificate from the local village officer saying legal heirs for my grand mother is only two daughter and transferred the land to her wife name after getting the signature from my two aunts without notifying me. How can take legal action. Kindly advise.

Regards

Sella Muthu   16 years ago

Registering the property without all legal heirs

Greetings,

My grand mother owned a land. She had three children 1-son (my father) and 2 daughter. While I was in abroad, my aunt son got a certificate from the local village officer saying legal heirs for my grand mother is only two daughter and transferred the land to her wife name after getting the signature from my two aunts without notifying me. How can take legal action. Kindly advise.

Regards

malashree   16 years ago

Regarding claiming of share

My father died during Dec.,1990 leaving behind a house consisting of three floors in Delhi. My mother getting family pension as well as her own pension as they were in govt. job. Since the death of my father my mother is collecting rental income of ground floor. There are three legal share holders of the above property. Besides myself, one unmarried sister and widow mother are the three legal heirs of the property. I have two minor children and my husband took VRS and doing her own business. My mother has been always assuring me that my rental share would be given to me. Recently I came to know that my mother alongwith her aged unmarried daughter has secretly bought a society flat jointly and my mother relinquished her share to my younger sister. Now they clearly told me that they would not give me anything. My sister is unemployed and the main source of income by which they have bought the flat was from the rental income of my father's property. Please advise me the ground/points on which I can file the claim of share from the appropriate court of law.

raghavan   16 years ago

dispute between father and son

sir,
my father and me jointly own a property. the ownership rights is only towards vacant land. only ground floor is constructed out of the land and i am staying in the property with father and my wife. after a while, due to differences between us he stays with sister. he proposed to develop the property by adding more floors in the building a let it out for rent. as i was in good terms he asked to enter into agreement and collect the rent myself. i started to receive the rents but after a while he changed his mind and now asking me to vacate the house and hand over the property to him. all negotiations failed. he is not budging. please advise me. am i having legal right. to what extent. what will be my position if he goes to court.

Anonymous   16 years ago

dispute between father and son

karan s jounkani   16 years ago

sale of property

Hi,

I have sold my property to a builder for rupees 41.40 lakhs under just a sale agreement on Rs 100 and took a due of 3 months which are going to end on 1st of jan now due to dispute in my family we are not willing to sell the property we have recived EARNEST MONEY rs 5 lakhs and we are ready to return it can i cancel this agreement its written in agreement that i cannot sell the said property to any onelse other than the builder .

I am also agree to go with deal if the builder provides me sum of ruppes 60 lakhs i want it to increse the sale amount can i do so

i still have papers and the orginal doc. of property like u no. chaltha no. plan copy . but i dont have SANATH of the property its also written on the plan that its proprty belongs to maharashtra shashan and possession is with us

i still live there

what should i do to cancel the agreement ? or to get the amount increased and the bulder is not ready to give



please answer

karan

law member

malashree   16 years ago

Regarding under value of the suit property

The property belongs to Delhi and at present the market value of the suit property is Rs. 57 lacs. If the property is undevalued by one of the legal share holder then the suit can be rejected under Order 7 Rule 11(b) of CPC or an amendment petition can be submitted in the concerned court afresh and related judgements.

malashree   16 years ago

Pecuniary jurisdiction

The total cost of the suit property as per Delhi Government circle rate is Rs. 57,72,888. The property belongs to three class I legal share holders. Kindly specify the pecuniary jurisdiction of one legal share holder as well as the requisite court fee to be submitted in the concerned court and where the case is to be be filed?

Also specify whether the case can be dismissed under Order 7 Rule 10 of CPC being without pecuniary jurisdiction or whether an amendment petition in connection with pecuniary jurisdication and fees can be submitted afresh and related court orders?

praveen   16 years ago

ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTION IN DDA FLATS IN DELHI

I reside in ground floor of D.D.A. SFS flats in DELHI.

The owner of top floor in my building has done alot of illegal permanent construction on the roof.

I have filed R.T.I. against this illegal construction but with no concrete action.

I,therefore,request you to guide me "How should I move further and where to appeal" against this illegal construction.

If I file an application against this illegal construction in COURT then:
(1)What will be the expenditure incurred on me?
(2)How should I do it?
(3)What will be its implications?
THANKS

Anonymous   16 years ago

can a gift deed be revoked by the heir of a donor?

Hi,

My father (who has now passed away) was gifted a small piece of land and the donor too has now passed away. Unfortunately none of the heirs of the donee have got the title transferred in their name. Now the son of the donor has filed an application to take back the land that was gifted, on the ground that none of the heirs of the donee have transferred the property. Is this tenable?
A quick response will be highly appreciated .

Many thanks in advance.