yeteendra naidu
09 October 2009 at 00:16
my sister registered a complaint with the consumer forum for deficiency of service on
a co-operative society for deliberately delaying transfer of shares and plot to the nominees of the deceased society member, despite repeated requests from the past several years.the dist forum asked the society to register the plot in the names of the nominees within a stipulated time. in the meanwhile, the persons who have been disinherited by the deceased member- filed an appeal to stayed the registration, as "other legal heirs"claiming an equal share in the property.
is the state forum having powers to interfere and change the district forum order and/or refer the case to a civil court for further proceedings, or what is the state forum expected to do likely under the law.
Himanshu
08 October 2009 at 19:04
Lease deed was executed and registered and now it is expiring by next month. Excess stamp duty was paid on that Lease Deed, now can I get credit of that excess amount for renewal of Lease Deed. Can we renew it by signing of letter or supplementary deed upto the term and adjust the excess amount of stamp duty paid on the existing Lease Deed. Please advice.
mukund
08 October 2009 at 18:16
Dear Sir, I was a farmer of Maharashtra, i migrated during my early years and worked in Gujarat for more than 35 years. i have a house in gujarat now. i m legally certified domicile of gujarat. i submitted an application for purchase of agricultural land to district magistrate on the basis of me being old farmer of maharashtra (documents submitted). however my application was denied without any explanation only on basis that since i m a farmer outside Gujarat i cannot be registered as a farmer in Gujarat. My query is what should i do now, do i continue my purchaseof agricultural land or file an appeal in court against the decision ? does the law says that one farmer cannot purchase agri land in another state. Please help me sir
PrnBCRBant
08 October 2009 at 17:51
Dear Sirs,
In my query, the situation is like this. My client is a church i.e. parental church (PC) having many branch churches (BC) under the parental church. Whereas the PC had purchased / granted / Tribunal Granted Lands having the record for property they own. As these were located at very distant places, the BC were looking after, managing & had possession & have also developed in such great extent that either agricultural or educational institutions have come up. Now these BCs wants to have record for these lands in their name & PC is also ready for the same i.e to give away through executig a proper record to its BC to those who are in possession of the land etc., I want to know which deed has to be executed. Particularly in case of agricultural land can this be transferred to any institution by other institution? Whether there is any restriction in general & particularly in Karnataka Land Revenue & Karnataka Land Reforms Act ? is there is any condition that the transferee should be an agriculturist.?
PrnBCRBant
08 October 2009 at 17:48
Dear Sirs,
I have got a query to the forum. This is a Muslim Familiy, in which they got the property by inheritance & all the right holders joined together & had a Regd. Partition Deed executed. In the said partition, 8 members including (wife, 3 male & 4 female members) have been allotted with “A” schedule landed property jointly. Now out of these 5 members (i.e.Wife & 4 female children) wants to release their right in favour of one of the male member & are ready to execute a release deed. Kindly suggest me as to whether this release deed can be executed & valid in law ? what is their share to be released & mentioned in the release deed ? in my opinion it is 5/8th undivided share to be released & mentioned in the deed. I want a clarification whether this is right or it should calculated according to the Mohammadean Law of inheritance. If this is so, please specify me the share .
mahesh kumar yadav
08 October 2009 at 15:47
can any body clearly explain about OWNERSHIP, POSSESSION AND TITLE in the property laws, with some example's
mahesh kumar yadav
08 October 2009 at 15:45
what is the difference between inam land, assigned land, lavani patta, d-form patta and other's in Andhra pradesh, plz clearly explain the above mentioned terms.
thanks & regards
mahesh
Patira Gunwant
07 October 2009 at 21:51
Sir/Madam,
I have a tricky question to ask, answer of which is required from legal point of views:
Q.1) There is a Chritian Family of FATHER + TWO SONS + ONE MARRIED DAUGHTER. ALL living togther in a house/flat premises situated in a co-operaive society and which flat stood in the name of deceased lady, mother of three children and wife of father. The society transferred the flat in the name of father as per nomination filed by deceased mother. Now being this christian family set up, how can this property be devided by father in between his three children and what documemnts / deeds are required to be made? Remeber here my observatiuon is that Indian Suceesion Act, it is a property of mother (deceased) and which has been transferred in husband name by society.
KVR VENKATESAN
07 October 2009 at 20:05
pl let me know the procedure to be followed for sale of property valued at 72 lacs under income tax act, 1961?
Whether the Rule under sec 269UC comes into play for compulsory acquisition by Govvernment, in a case where the property valued at 72 lacs is located in a town with a population of 4 lacs?
Pl send your valued opinion urgently
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when should should the owner's name appear on the E.C.
in a transaction which we came across recently found the name of the buyer who entered into an agreement of sale with the seller and got the buyer's name recorded in the Encumbarance certificate. The transaction
bypassed the co-op society thru which the transfer should normally be processed. The sale deed is yet to be registered. under the circumstances can the EC prove one's ownership ? and is correct to issue an EC without registration of sale deed & non payment of required stamp duty.