kaushikphm
01 October 2009 at 16:23
Dear Sir,
My sister and myself plan to partition our property which is in both are owners.
I am going to take a shop in the groundfloor and two room in first floor.
The shop which is rented, my sister received some amount and adjusting her rent for the debt and she is not having money to pay principal amount to release the debt. She is advising me to receive monthy rent from her without disturbing the tenant for some month after partition.
She is providing monthly rent receipt to the tenant.
Please advise me whether we can accept her advise.
chandranil S Belvlakar
01 October 2009 at 12:55
Dear Experts,
I am the tenent and I want to give notice to my landlord for vacating his premises, my leave and licence agreement does not contain any notice period, can I give 30 days notice to landlord of my intention to vacate premises or more days notice is requird kindly tell me if any act clears this point
prashant vithal kadam
30 September 2009 at 22:43
sir,
we had filed a easementary suit for extra 4 feet pasthway apart from the seven feet width which we had purchased from the defendants. now the court has rejected it by saying that we have disturbed the existing pathway by constructing the cement road over that 7 ft. so are we entitles for the extra 4ft width along with seven ft, as we have to also take our 4-wheelers inside.
varsha
30 September 2009 at 20:36
Hello Sir,
Myself Varsha, we are living in a joint family in Delhi. After the death of my grand parents my elder uncle (Tauji)is keeping all the property papers also we have around 6 tenants and he is the one who is collecting all the revenue from tenants from last 12 years.
Now, we want to divide the property for which he is not ready instead of that he had told us to leave the house and live on your own..
My father has also confirmed about the some legal formalities and he came to know that Till the time the case will be pending in the court the court will SEAL our house and we will have to live somewhere else... 1.)IS IT TRUE??
2.)If NO, then on what grounds we can file a case against them.. Please Suggest.
Best Regards
Varsha
adv revati kotwal
30 September 2009 at 08:54
Does the sub registrar has to deduct any tax while registering property.
lakshmanaraja
30 September 2009 at 08:41
hello,
my grandfather had gifted me apiece of land which had been allotted in his name in the partition deed made between him and his sons--in feb 2002, and he had gifted me the same in november 2002 and it is a registered deed. i have the registered documents and have taken possessio of the land and have leased it out for agricultural purposesfrom nov 2002.i ampaying the land ta to govt of tamilnadu and i have the reciepts.but i have not changed the patta to my name.in november 2007 my grandfathers youngest son had influenced him and got the gift deed cancelled without my knowledge and executed a gift deed in his name the same day. it is stated in the cancellation deed that since i have not changed the patta to my name ,i was not interested in the gift and so he has cancelled the gift. my grandfather died in january 2007., and i came to know about the cancellation only recently. what shall i do., kindly advice me
shanmuga sundaram
30 September 2009 at 01:17
RESPECTED SIRS, Iam 67yrs old exservicman from navy &my wife is 62 yrs.Both have age
related health problems,under regular medical treatmment from defence source.My eldest son, aged 38 yrs died in london on 29 sept 2008.He was senior SAP consultant.He was working in abroad for more than 10 years.His earnings in the form of immovable & moovable properties worth around rs 5 crores.My self earnd residntial house was also given to him through a irrevocable deed of settlement, with condition for living rights for me & my wife at the back porton of the main house.The living right is valid till our life time.Now serious problems have setin with my daughter inlaw & she is not willing for any type of compromise in property partion issue.We have one grandson aged about 13 years.Now the legal heirs for my late son's all the earnings are my wife(mother), daughterin law &grand son.We have no other house property to live& where as my daughter in law through her legal heirship rights,gets many residential propertis which include a modern bunglow worth more than rs 1crore.We have given our only residential house to my late without taking any type of consideration & with the idea to facilitate him for further devolpment of the house, such as construction of 1st floor etc.My daughter in law is not living with us, neither with her parents house ,but living alone by herself a lavish &luxury life.I understand that it is not easy to cancel an irrevocable settment deed except by a higher level court.Again it is very time &money consuming process.We have notime remaining of our lives,and also money to spend in courts.One of my advocate is of the folowing opinion that,(1)the house has not been handed physically to my son, & we continue to live as before,till to date.(2)the deed of settlement with conditons will not be in court but may be taen as a 'WILL,& as such it can be cancelld.(3)The transfer of property tax took place only recently ie on the day of his death.The transfer of water & electricity taxes are not transferd.We do not know what will be the out come of this situation.We do not know whether we can spend our old age days peacefully.What i should do to get justice for living a peaceful life with dignity.Pleas help me?!!My second son is of no use to us as he is alcohalic,unemployed etc. kps.sundaram-coimbatore
Narinder Saini
29 September 2009 at 23:52
Land was bought by Mr X in 1955(Delhi). In 1965 mutation was done in the name of Mr x. Mr X moved out of station for personal reasons. In 1982 Mr X expired. Mr X had 5 legal heirs. As they were not aware of the location of the land they approached revenue department in 2007. (Note: Initially the land was empty and now the area is densely populated ). Now revenue department is not doing mutation in the name of legal heirs of Mr X. what should be done to get our land with possession and mutation.
Adalia Thomas
29 September 2009 at 11:57
Hi,
Is revenue registration offices are opened or not in Gurappanapalya, Bismillahnagar.. do lemme know
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Can my father transfer his property to 4 out of 5 daughter?
Dear Sir,
we are five sisters(married) with no brothers.Lately my father and my mother were troubled a lot by my youngest sister and her husband , demanding their equal share in our father and mother's property as well as the land, which our father gave them on rent for running their business temporarily, apart from their share of wealth.
Now looking at their greedy nature my father does not want to distribute his and wife's property in her name except the other four.
He fears to do so as this (youngest)daughter have a retired criminal father in law who is playing all the games to acquire all the share in property.
Is there any way out where my father can transfer/gift the property safely to all his other 4 daughtes except the one and how can he throw her and her spouse out of the land given for running their business?(as there was no proper rent agreement ever made)Please help.