ram
22 September 2008 at 11:27
One person gifted his own property to his cuncubence daughter. The orginal son's are haveing any right aganist that property.
is there is any legal procidure
Thank Q
Yogesh Shastri
20 September 2008 at 17:50
Dear Sir,
1)What Act applies to property which has been occoupied by Tenants for years.
2)Tenants are rich people with other properties whereas Landowners are in need of augumenting their income.
3) Can a suit/application for eviction be filed against Tenants?
Thanks
kaushikphm
20 September 2008 at 10:12
Dear Sir,
My Uncle,sister and myself having 2
Properties measuring 1315 sq.ft and
270 sq.ft.
My uncle share 1/2
others 1/4 share respectively.
could you please help how to partition
among ourselves.
Legal Fighter
18 September 2008 at 17:53
I booked a flat with a private builder before marriage and after marriage, i got the name of my wife added to it. So the builder buyer agreement is signed by both of us, so as the loan documents with the bank. The flat was still in construction so no title created for anyone. After few months, relationship got strained and she filed false criminal cases and is living seperately. Now the flat is completed and the builder is offering possession of the flat but my wife is not staying with me. She wants to grab the flat. The builder is insisting to come together to take possession of flat otherwise builder will charge retention charges. Now all the payments till date are made by me alone through cheques and I am only paying the EMIs to the bank. Now i am in a situation where builder has taken 100% amount from me, not giving me possession and asking more money as retention charges. I am still paying the EMIs but not getting possession of the flat. What is the solution to come out of this situation? Please suggest.
ram
18 September 2008 at 12:53
Sir
If Different Onwers (Right) of one property sold to one person what is the Stamp Duty & RegnFee as applicable in AP
J.Prakash
18 September 2008 at 11:48
in case of joint ownership(TWO OWNER)of property.one co-owner refused to give power of attorney.can another co-owner give power of attorney on his behlaf in respect of that property ??
RADHA PYARI SRIPADA
15 September 2008 at 21:56
assuming there is a property abt. 580 sq.yds. a portion of it admeasuring 176 sq.yds is being sold on the rear side facing east. an easementary right of abt. 10 feet is granted to the purchser permitting entry to the rear side from the southern side of the property. now when we intend to develop the property for the construction of flats, can we include the portion granted for easementary right without impending the right to entry / access to the purchaser after construction of flats. whether he has a right to object development to the extent of 10 ft. granted towards easement?
thanking you in advnce for the immediate response.
RP SRIPADA
rajendra
15 September 2008 at 17:23
can a married daughter ask a partition in her parents property, as parents are alive ?
what if, the property is self aquired property of her father?
If YES.
KINLDY GIVE THE CITATION in which a married daughter ask a partition in the life time of her parent?
Patricia
15 September 2008 at 14:02
Respected Sir
Please advice me on the following issue pertaining to my property . I bought two plots of land in the year 1985 and the plots were on the name of the my wife and my brother's wife . Owing to some diputes the plot documents were retained by me and I sold the property in 2005 and now my brothers wife wants to claim her share and is caliming to be the owner of the property we came to an understanding and I took the plot and my brother took my Office premises. Now what remedy is available to me in that case . Can a Gift Deed or No Objection certificate or Power of attorney signed by her (my brother's wife )help me in that case . please advice me on this ??
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Legal heir certificate,Sucession certificate.legal heir affidavit in lieu of certificate
Please enlighten me on the above subjects.
Which documents are required to sell property of deceased who has left no will and has left behind wife and daughters married and unmarried. And where can the above cited documents be applied for and what is the procedure/time taken/cost involved.Are these documents required for taken loan against property.