bindhu
01 November 2009 at 16:26
i am hindu male
my mother made will in my name
now that immoveabe property is in mothers name
now i want to make a will in my sons name
my question is
i have not transwered that property in my name so far, can i make a will without transwering that property in my name
bindhu
01 November 2009 at 16:22
i am hindu male
my mother made will in my name
now that immoveabe property is in mothers name
now i want to make a will in my sons name
my question is
i have not transwered that property in my name so far, can i make a will without transwering that property in my name
Anonymous
01 November 2009 at 14:11
I have a flat in a building in my single name in Pune Muncipal corporation area, Maharashtra. I want to gift it to my sister by executing gift deed.
I purchased the flat from builder after executing and registering agreement to sale. I have got possession of flat in 2006. Local electricity bill (MSEB) for the flat comes in my name. Also property tax bill from Pune Muncipality comes in my name. But Builder has noy yet executed sale deed and also he has not formed any apartment or society for the building.
Is it possible to execute gift deed given that there is no sale deed and no apartment formation?
Anonymous
01 November 2009 at 09:59
I have a plot on the Jaipur-Ajmer expressway in a city proposed by Ranka Colonizer's Pvt. Ltd.- "SACHIVALYA ENCLAVE", it is next to OMAXE CITY & VATIKA CITY on the Ajmer Road. Recently received a letter from the developer for the final payment and taking the possesion. I was told that this land was first approved by the collector of that area and now JDA also covers it. I wanted to confirm wether this land is approved by JDA or not.For the confirmation, strong documentation and being legally sound and to be on the safer side, which documents availability by the developer to me will make my investment safe.Which all documents should i ask for ? ? like registery, any document as a proof of being JDA approved ? ? ?
Thank You,
Ravdeep Chadha
sanjeev
01 November 2009 at 09:16
The original plot owner had passed away in 1993 and before his death he had given his property for development to a builder. The builder by 1992 sold all the flats and now in 2009 he has gone ahead and sold the Common terrace can he do it secondly does the Power Of Attorney given to the builder still exist in 2009 when the owner of the plot has passed away in 1993.
Anonymous
31 October 2009 at 23:14
Hi,
We are Hindus belongs to Karnataka. My father gifted a property(site)to his sister as Stridhana(In deed it is mentioned as "Stridhanakkagi"). At that time, my grand father was deceased and all the properties were transferred to my father by surviorship. This is gifted in 1980s. Now, in 2007, my father's sister is (filed a case) asking for equal share in our property. Does she has rights to claim share in our property? Does the gifted Stridhana property has any considaration? If in case she has rights, to what extent this stridhana property is considered to division of property.
Anonymous
31 October 2009 at 20:53
hello,
my uncle is a nri.2year back when he visited india he given me gpa to me of his property to look after.now he want to cancel the gpa . is it is possible to revoke the gpa without coming to india
Anonymous
31 October 2009 at 19:52
Pls advie is the form 27 under bye law38 e 1 pertaining to declaration to Income tax dept for value above 75lac transactions is still valid or is now not required?
Anonymous
31 October 2009 at 19:50
Pls advie is the form 27 under bye law38 e 1 pertaining to declaration to Income tax dept for value above 75lac transactions is still valid or is now not required?
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A family in which Four sons and one mother. Elder sons wants his part in residential property of his father but other three sons wants to live together. Mother and other sons is agree to give his part. What will be legal procedure? Please give me details, Is daughter's is legal right in this property.
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