santosh
13 August 2009 at 16:03
if any person purchased resale flat from civil contractors . the civil contractors purchased flat from builders . agreement value of this flat between builders and civil contracters is rs. 200000/- mention agreement . civil contractors only pay Rs.25000/- to buliders . balance amount will be adjusted by builders against his civil work done in this building. civil contracters have no receipt of rs. 175000/- but builders given letter to civil contractres for adjustement of balance amount against his civil work in building.society also transfer share certificate on civil contracters name . can any person purchased flat from this civil contracters? if yes than what document is require .what is your suggestion on above matter
sanjeev murthy desai
13 August 2009 at 15:40
In Karnataka, encroched the not using public road can be regularised under revenue act. I want to know about other states have any provisions in this regard. Thanks in advance
sanjeev desai
Tipsy
13 August 2009 at 12:33
Is it risky to buy mahada 7 year old residentail premises as transfer is not effected in our name ? it is done only with stamp paper agreement
But they say you can get transfer after 3 years that is total of 10 years
is this property risk free ?
santosh
13 August 2009 at 11:36
sir / madam . my one friend purchased resale plat in bhayandar. but seller not give all the receipt of payment to builders to my friend when he purchaes plat from them
Manish Singh
12 August 2009 at 14:03
Dear Members,
if a court dismisses an inventory filed as being incomplete and the order does not specify any other things and while the argument, he refuses to grant any further time for filing, what are the remedies available to us in that kind f situation. the amtter is under the probate of will.
Thanks
manish
Ruchi
12 August 2009 at 12:37
My father-in-law purchased a house around 10 yrs ago.But the house registry is in the name of my two brother-in-laws. We are the youngest in our family.Can we ask for our share in this house as house registry neither includes my father-in-law's name nor my husband's name ?
My father-in-law invested his funds to purchase this house.
Amar
12 August 2009 at 02:03
Hello, We have a tenent that we are trying to evict for the past couple of years. We need the premise for our personal use, unfortunately everytime we appear to the court we are given new dates and there never seems to any closure. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks
Rohit Telang
11 August 2009 at 20:19
Sir,
My father in law has a residential plot of 3000 Sq.Ft.at Rahatni,Pimri,Pune.In Oct.2008 I on behalf of my Father in law executed a Visara Pawti on stamp paper of Rs.100/- for accepting Token Amount of Rs.50,000/-with a prospective buyer.As per instructions of the buyer I did not deposit the cheque till today.He told me that he will pay that amount later at the time of agreement.In the document it was mentioned that I agree to sell the land after completing the required legal documents like Gunthewari etc for the execution of sale deed.I was told by the buyer and his agent that Gunthewari system is opend by the Govt.Later on I found that Gunthewari cannot be done as it is not opened as yet.I have other documents like 7/12,Ferfar Utara,IndexII.Original Purchase agrrement,Zonal certificate etc.The Buyer is insisting on Gunthewari document,which is not possible at the moment.Iam trying to get city survey document through city survey office.I have following questions.
1.What is the legal status of Visara Pawti?
2.As I have not deposited the token money,although in the Visara Pawti it is mentioned that I have received the amount,can the Visara pawti binding on me?
3.For how long is the Visara Pawti valid,as no mention is made of validity date.
4.If the Gunthewari system is closed and the buyer refuses to do the sale agreement
What are the options available to me?
5.Can I sell the land to other buyers without the consent of the first?
Please advise me as to how to get out
k.k.jandial
11 August 2009 at 20:16
Hi learned colleagues,
My son who is singapore based booked a flat with Parsvanth builders a Delhi based co. with Br. office at Chg. and Project site at Panchkula(haryana)At Panchkula Royale during Oct 2008& paid Rs. 337000/ as initial deposit.
Terms & conditions of builder were that they will arrage 80% flat amount from tied up banks and rimburse the E.M.I. for thirty months by which time possession was to be given or the actual month of possession which ever is earlier but no tied up bank & also other bank approved the loan for the above purpose. Co. has taken huge loan from a bank who is not giving them the N.O.C. for the above purpose.AboveProjectis held up for the last one yr.and is not likely to be resumed in the near future.
We have been requesting the co.to refund the initial deposit via e-mail & telephonic calls International & domestic(Indian) but co. is not responding at all & now their chg. office incharge has bluntly refused while telephonic discussion with me on6th.8th & 10th of this month to refund the above amount& directed me to talk with their Delhi office where as amount was deposited in their Chg. office and correspondance was also made with this offic.
Pl. advise what should I do with this co.?.
K.K.Jandial
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