TH
04 June 2009 at 10:38
Dear Sir,
A, a company has taken a commercial building on lease and in turn licensed it to company B along with support services/ infrastructural facilities. Company A & B have entered into a licence agreement for the support services.
My query is whether it is possible to change the licence agreement into a rental agreement between A & B?. The licence agreement does not mention the aspect of service tax on renting/ licencing of the commercial space. Is it possible to put a clause of rent in the license agreement?
deep
03 June 2009 at 16:47
Is is necessary to mention Carpet Area, Built up Area and Super Built up Area in Agrrement with Builder.
Builder is not mentioning Super Built up Area. Is there any problem for same ?
Suresh M N
03 June 2009 at 13:55
The property is in mother's name(4 brothers, 4 homes) and it is not divided and there is no WILL also done, but the elder brothers are forcefully occupying the house after breaking the locked house by taking help of local goons, the complaint is given to local police station, but there is no action taken. In this case what will be the next situation from police side and what steps can be taken by the mother?
hln
02 June 2009 at 14:38
My friend needs legal advice on gifting property.
He intends to gift his self-acquired property worth Rs.30 L to one of his acquaintance. He had fallen sick and no body turned up to look after him. One of his acquaintance came to his rescue. Served him and stood by him in times of crisis. Pleased with her guileless act, he intends to gift his self-acquired property to her. Is it legally acceptable?
His wife has deserted him and living separately from him for the last 20 years. However,she does not intend to join him nor has she accepted divorce.
He is bent on not giving her this self-acquired property. Is this possible from legal angle?
If so, what is the stamp duty involved for registering gift deed. Does it attract any tax. Kindly let me know to help him come out of his predicament.
MC Sachdev
02 June 2009 at 12:34
if the disputed property in question located in mumbai and it exceeds rs 15 lakhs in value , however, individuals intending to file a case are residing in pune in which court can the case be filed the litigants are hindus.Also the period by which the case can be filed.Kindly also assist in finding suitable lawyer to take up the case.The issue relates to the property left behind due to the demise of an issueless widow, the late widow's parental family have unilaterly taken possesion of her property stating that she has willed all property to her father including the property purchased by her late husband. the widow wes hospitaised during her final days
R.K. /tiwari
01 June 2009 at 17:21
Sir,
My father is two brother. They have three house. 1+1 seperately divded and one commonlly divided between them on 100 Rs. Stemp paper.
My father's brother died 1st and then his wife died they have no child.
She is died after my uncal and she is residing with other family member. Spouse she is not will to other family member then what we can do.
At present after 15 days of her death there is noboday come for the property claim. Please suggest how we can identified the actual position of her property. In their poration at present locked.
When nobody claim the property what my father do ?
J. P. Shah
01 June 2009 at 17:11
I have booked a flat at baroda [vadodara] gujarat. My builder says that completion certificate cannot be provided before registration of sale deed and that it will take nearly a year or two to get it. Pl let me know extent of minimum and maximum risk involved if any.
Secondly is completion and occupancy certificate same or different and whether it is a must legally. What are consequences of not having these certifictes.
Should I withhold some amount pending receipt of these certificate from builder?
J. P. Shah
01 June 2009 at 17:08
I have booked a flat at baroda gujarat. My builder says that completion certificate cannot be provided before registration of sale deed and that it will take nearly a year or two to get it. Pl let me know extent of minimum and maximum risk involved.
Secondly is completion and occupancy certificate same or different and whether it is a must legally.
R.K. /tiwari
01 June 2009 at 12:59
Sir,
My father is two brother. They have three house. 1+1 seperately divded and one commonlly divided between them on 100 Rs. Stemp paper.
My father's brother died 1st and then his wife died they have no child.
Can my father's brother's wife give the ancessator proper to any one or will/donated/sale to another any person before his death.
If she is will/donate/sale to any one then what we can do.
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Dear Sir's,
My grandfather purchased a plot under his name in 1980 but paid by my father ( In Cash). The amount to purchase the plot was borne thus; 90%- My father, 5% His Sister and 5% My father's Sister's Brother-in-law.
And my father being the youngest of 3 brothers and 1 sister took a loan and constructed a building housing 2 shops, a office and a hospital on the first and ground floor. The second and third being residences for his brothers, sisters and father.
The loan was paid off by my father on construction of the building. The bank refuses any documents.They claim to have handed over the documents but my father has never been to the Bank to take back the documents.The bank refuses to give in writing any document stating that they have either handed over the original document or misplaced it.
After my grandfather's demise 5 years back, the property card now reflects names of his sons and son-in-law.
How do start the process to get the relevant documents? We have no other property anywhere.My uncles are adamant that the whole place belongs to their father and hence even the hospital should be divided equally.
We don't wish to throw our own kins on the streets nor do we wish the same for us but its like having a pie but no teeth to have it and no good health to enjoy it.
Kindly advice.
Ria