Mehta
02 January 2019 at 11:04
Deed of Cancellation of UNREGISTERED Original Instrument of Transfer executed by both the original executors with mutual consent requires registration or not ? Please advise.
PRIYA BHATIA
01 January 2019 at 20:59
Sir, I am my brother are the heirs of my parents house. can I sell my share of the flat to someone? What is the process to do so.
Ganesh
31 December 2018 at 01:03
I bought a agricultural land from B (son) & C ( Daughter in law)of Mr A, in the year 2001..Mr A died long ago without any will who has 4 sons. B,D,E,F . In the year 1990 the four sons distributed the land amongst themeselves mutually without any agreement and got equal share mutated in the revenue records. Thereafter in the year 2000. C (Daughter in law ) bought the share of D,E,F through registered sale deed and thereafter B & C sold the land to us as a whole. At the time of sale two sonsof B were minor and 2 sons and 2 daughters were minors. All of them became major by 2006.Mr B & C are still alive. Now the daughters and sons of b,d,e,f have filed a suit for partition against their fathers and included Us as a party since we are the present owners of the land.The suit is accepted in the court. Is it a serious matter for us to be worried about. We have got our land mutated in revenue records long back in the year 2003 itself and til date there is no issue with revenue records. We have filed for injuction against them all and have got temporary injunction.
Anonymous
30 December 2018 at 12:59
I'm planning to buy a property in resale , where in my present owner bought a property from a widow , who sold her and her 2 minors childrens property to the current owner as natural guardian to her minor children without district judge order. I would like to know if the minor children decide to seek compensation, who is responsible for settling their right , their mother , my current owner or me, if I buy this property ??
Anonymous
30 December 2018 at 10:23
I have bought a property via sale deed from A in 1997 , A was bought that via sale deed in 1992 from X who is the mother of Principal owner ( recorded property holder) and agent via a unregistered notary power of attorney of 1989.BL & LRO office rejected the mutation appeal showing reason of non registered power of attorney. what should I do?
munshilal
30 December 2018 at 10:21
I have recently signed a MoU unregistered in respect of equal share in the undivided family property till date-..
-But now i want to sell my share -
-Query -is only on the basis of the MoU---
can i sell my share.to a out sider ? NOTE i have no other Legal document besides the MoU.
Anonymous
29 December 2018 at 23:53
We have United family (Hindu undivided family) at our village in Maharashtra. My Grandfather Late. Rambhau Thorat. was jointly lives with his brother Mr. Kisan Thorat. He has passed away in 1995. Farm cultivation were done altogether and having 8acres of land initially in their name. Late Rambhau L. Thorat has 3 sons viz. Laxman R. Thorat (Late), Shivram R. Thorat and my father Gopal R. Thorat (Late) and my grandfather's brother Kisan Laxman Thorat has two sons viz. Sopan L. Thorat and Sitaram L. Thorat.
All 5 brothers are United and no property distribution was made till date. My Father Late. Gopal R. Thorat was only working in Mumbai and was also supported united family as and when need. My eldor uncle was living in native place along with rest 3 brothers and was a school teacher. Rest 3 uncles are involved in land cultivation. Over the period my father was not taken any consideration or shares from income generated from cultivation. During my grandfather's time and after his death till the date from the revenue generated from farming, additional cultivated land was purchased. Registration was made on any one of the brother(s) name as a formality on mutual understanding since increase of property bwas only the moto. Some time my father was additionally contributed for land purchase, well and new house construction, water pipe line from his PF withdrawal and loan taken from company.
Today, on property card all are having their name soly or jointly. But on my father's property card he has less and poor land (9 acres less fertility land) jointlybwith my uncle and rest are having average 13 acres high fertility land with full water source and equipped. Last year, after my father passed away, my uncle's were demolished our house constructed by our grand fathers without informing to us and started constructing 3 bunglows on same plot. When we asked for the same, we had denied to respond and even been asked for transfer of 3 acres of land on my uncle's name. We will not get possession of newly under construction bunglows. If we need a house in native place we own have to construct it.
Please suggest the right path.
Regards,
Pravin Gopal Thorat
Kavindra
29 December 2018 at 23:32
Taking undue advantage of our absence a local man has criminally trespassed into my house & illegally occupying it. He claims to have bought it from my cousins who deny this. They have no right to sell my house. He fails to produce any ownership or purchase documents. I filed an FIR against him and he is chargesheeted u/s 419/420/448/506. Yet he continues to occupy my house & police refuse to evict him. They are keen to lodge 145 CrPC case. But why don't police evict him straightforward when he is chargesheeted for fraud & trespass and has no documents?
Anonymous
29 December 2018 at 20:32
Question.Can there be adverse possession & ouster by co-owner A in possession against other co-owner B not in possession for more than 12 years. A is receiving rent of one property and also occupying one other property and having uninterperrupted ,peaceful, open, continous & exclusive possession.
Are 12 years are counted from the day A declares ownership, Kindly explain this. How is ownership declared, will A send notice to B that he is owner by adverse possession,when will time start running.
I am informed by my Lawyer that there is never adverse possession & ouster against co-owner not in possession for more than 12 years by other co-owner in possession, any judegement.
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