venky
30 May 2009 at 12:06
Dear sir
since i got married and my wife has a independent house in bangalore and his parents have one son and daughter(my wife)
son fought and took some money from his father and left the house since 8 yrs past and dint return back
then his father got paralysed and since then daughter(my wife) takes care of her parents and his parents transfered the property to her name "gift deed" so i want to know suppose he comes back ,,,and ask for share is he elgible for share and one more thing my wife can she sell the property without him
regards
venky
sunil
29 May 2009 at 18:40
I am from Andhra Pradesh ,My grand father purchased a land(agriculture land) and a independent house in 1975 on his name,he did not made any ‘wil’l ,he died in 1982,his wife died in 1995 , he had one son and two daughters .
1)son (died)---one daughter,wife
2)elder daughter have—one grand son------marriage(1970s)
3)younger daughter(died) ---- one son,two daughters,husband ---marriage(1978)
How the property distributed among them?
suren
29 May 2009 at 10:46
Dear All,
One of my friends, purchased a office space from a Builder in 1990, While paying consideration, he also paid for Registration and allied charges to the Builder. However, The Registration of The Office space could not be done, due to the Builders un-willingness. My friend got the possession of the property, which is let out by him since about 12 Yrs. He is getting muncipal Tax Bills also regularly in his name.
Now, last 5-6 Yrs Builder is not tracable.
In the above situation, Can my freind can register his property in his name with Builder ? What document he should prepare for Registration ? What will be supporting documents ?
The property is situated at Pune, Maharashtra.
Regards
Suren
Ganesh
28 May 2009 at 11:35
I am a sole owner of a flat, I want to give a power of attorney to my father, what transactions he can make through that, can he sell the flat, can I revoke my power of attorney later. In event I die can my legal hires claim the share in the property.
Rishika
28 May 2009 at 11:05
HI i would like to know the procedure for getting my agreement papers for my flat if lost the original copy, My society does not have a copy and I too have lost my set so please advise me on this issue as early as possible as i need your help.
Please mail me on this issue shahrishika@hotmail.com
R.RAJENDRAN
27 May 2009 at 11:26
Dear Mr.Vishwashwar Rao,
Thanks for your reply asking for my clarification regarding ancestral property.My mother got this property from her mother 45 years ago.Also my mother has been always a housewife(she has never been a working woman).Now, please clarify whether it is ancestral property or not.
Mrs. Sumi Raj
MC Sachdev
25 May 2009 at 21:51
A childless widow passes away. Prior to her husband's death his mother i.e. her widow mother-in-law used to reside with them ,and after her husband's death such circumstances were created as a result of which her mother-in-law had to move out and she moved in her widower father. The flat they were staying-in was purchased by the deceased husband and she, where-in two small studio apartments were merged into one flat.Each of these studio apartments were individually purchased by the husband and the wife respectively, the husband also utilised his brother's funds for purchasing the said merged flat. the husband's death took place about a decade back and like a true indian the husband's family did not interfere in affairs. Now after the lady's death her paternal family has taken over her entire property and other assests saying that she has made a Will in her father's favour , they are not communicating and are not showing the Will. Could the widow have willed her husband' property and assests entirely to her parents . What should the old mother-in-law do and also the husband's brother do who had helped to purchase the two studio apartments which were merged into one flat. Can anyone take up the case , the said property is in Mumbai and the widowed mother-in-law are residing at Pune
R.RAJENDRAN
25 May 2009 at 16:12
My mother is 75 years old and my father is 84 years old. My mother has ancestral property(a house worthy of Rs. 60 lakhs in her name).My mother has 3 sons and 3 daughters and they are all married during 1979-1986.Can my mother write a will allotting more share of the house(share of the sales value of the house after her death) to her sons and less share of the house to her daughters?
MRS. Sumi Raj
pratik
24 May 2009 at 16:20
1.)what do u mean by flat owners association & permises socities as per the law.
2.)what are the tyes of conveyance deed in societies bye - laws in detail and when the are required & why they are required also the time bond to obtain it.
3.) what is structual audit & when it is done why itis done & the time bar to take the structual audit & how can take the audit which professional can take the audit.
4.)After the death of a memberof the socities upto what time the nominees have to apply to the socities also in which section it is provide.
5.) If a member wants to sublet the premisies & the society is not giving the permission to sublet then in such circumstances the registrar will have the power to give the permission as per which rule or section or act or law it is given.
6.) section 106 of the TPA transfer of property act in detail with the latest amendements if any.
please do the needful.
thanking u all experts in advance.
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property distribution
am from Andhra Pradesh,india.My grand father purchased a land(agriculture land) and a independent house (self acquired )in 1975 on his name,he did not made any ‘will ,and not partition the property ,he died in 1982,his wife died in 1995 , he had one son and two daughters .
1)son (died)---one daughter,wife
2)elder daughter have—one grand son------marriage(1970s)
3)younger daughter(died) ---- one son,two daughters,husband ---marriage(1978)
a)How the property distributed among them?
b)because of his personal needs son(died) registered some land to a person in 1990 and his two sisters signed on registration papers ,so is there any chance of deduct son share as he sold some land for his personal needs