Suresh C Mishra
07 September 2009 at 20:59
i have been alloted a plot by co housing society and i have paid full amount but the director has allted the same plot to other and executed sale deed ,i have neither given said plot or other plot , one of the parter who have recieved the money has died ? what i can do against the person ? how i can get relief ?
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Shama
07 September 2009 at 20:34
Respected people.
We need your help. As my question was initially answered, i seek similar help from you people.
My flat is on loan and my father helped me as a co-applicant but not being the second owner or so. To solve this dispute can i transfer my house /power of attorney in my wifes' name, as i trust her completely that she will not throw my parents from the house, but i cant trust my father for same in the vice-versa situation. Please help me and show me what process should be followed so as to transfer the property on loan in my wife's name.
Regards,
Shama Ahmer Shaikhriven
Dinesh Jadav
07 September 2009 at 15:35
Hi, My Father died last year with leaving one of Flat property behind. Currently my Elder brother staying in same placeand due to space cunch my father advice me to stay another place which is own by me after my marriage. My Elder bro had done property transfer from my fater name to his name (No financial transaction available in record) due to his health problem withoout witnessing me and my yonger sister which came to know only when he asked us to sign certian docs which he need to submit to society as NOC to make owner of Flat. My father did not made any wil.
Now what are chances which i can ask for my and my sister part from this flat and how we can approch.
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Rakesh Karia
07 September 2009 at 12:33
My uncle had died one year before. He was unmarried. He was owning one flat. I would like to know who can be the legal heir for this flat.
He has not made any will
He has 2 brothers & 4 sisters. All brothers & sisters are married
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Atish
06 September 2009 at 23:01
If 50% share of a residential property is gifted vide registered power of attorney and registered with the resistrar and later after the date of registeration of Gift Deed the Power of Attorney is revoked, does the Gift deed stand valid or can a stay be taken, and could any legal action be taken on the Power of Attorney holder( The regsteration of Gift deed is done and then a notice for revoking dated after that is sent to the P.O.A. holder).
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Bhasker Thirumala
05 September 2009 at 11:28
Dear Sir or Madam,
We seek your valuable advise on the subject as follows,
Our Co-op Soc held an AGM on the 09AUG'09 and subsequently our newly elected members including self haven't submitted the copy of AGM minutes of the meetings and indeminity bond's of elected members to the Registrar and we understand this is incorrect.
Is there a solution on how to rectify this issue, Do we need to hold another meeting to re-elect a new committe and do we need to fulfil any regulations rules etc...
Thank you for your kind response.
Kind regards
Bhasker Thirumala
Jolly V.Sharma
04 September 2009 at 18:11
Pls tell me the difference between the words- having right, title and interest in the property.
deepika menda
04 September 2009 at 15:45
Does only possesing title of any property establish your right & interest in the same too.This is related to a property a suit flat, where in the plaintiffs have managed to establish title of the flat, however, the right and interest as per my knowledge has been with the defendants who are in possesion of the same. I want to clarify inthis context whether right and interest is possessory right or is there something else which could mean right & interest.
MATHEW
04 September 2009 at 15:26
(1)I have 2 flats in my own name. The first one was purchased in 2003 at a cost of rs.5 lakh. I want to transfer one of the flat in the name of my wife. What is the best mode of transfer with out any money transaction ? What is the income tax implication ? (2) If I sell the flat, using that money can I buy a flat/property in our joint name or solely in her name as a reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ? (3) Can the money got by selling a flat can be used for buying land as reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ?
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X and Y are married and have three daughters and no son.
The daughters are all married.
X and Y own a property jointly.
The three daughters have 3, 3 and 2 children respectively.
X or Y dies leaving behind a spouse and three daughters.
Does the daughters son(grandson) have any share in the said property?
(The daughters son is not on talking terms with his mother)riven