sandeep pilania
03 October 2018 at 09:14
My friend has 6 acre dadalahi agri land in haryana on his father name . Two months ago his father transfered ownership of land by making registered a degree in favour of his 5 years old (nabalig)grandson without informing him. Now my friend's son is legal owner.
Now days my friend is making noise & asking his father to transfer land on his name by any way. Now father is also agree fir this.
So can his father break the degree or what will be the procedure for making my friend owner of land instead of his 5 years old (nabalig) son.
Please describe in detail
Santosh Kale
03 October 2018 at 00:16
Dear Sir,
Kindly provide me a name of Government Authority who is authorized to issue Occupancy Certificate or Completion Certificate for small town buildings plan in rural area which was approved by Thane Collector office and sanctioned by town planning, Thane, Maharashtra.
Thanking You.
With Regards,
Santosh Kale
Anonymous
02 October 2018 at 22:36
Dear sir/Madam,
I am a members of managing committee of a cooperative group housing society. A senior member of our society died 15 days back. He is survived by wife who is bed ridden and illiterate. They had no children. After the man's death, the relatives of both man and woman's side started squabbling with each other over right to property. The dead member was the sole owner of the flat.
After much mud slinging, the relatives of woman's side allegedly sneaked off with all the papers of property, jewellery and aadhar cards of both dead owner and wife.
The remaining relatives now present are the dead owner's nephew and family.
They are now demanding duplicate copies of property papers from the society. They have ruled out any negotiation or mediation with other relatives to get the papers back.
Upon my insistence,they reluctantly lodged an FIR of missing papers, submitted a copy in office but still haven't published any advt regarding the same. Also, they wont be getting it transferred in the name of surviving wife either{what i could gather from my conversation with them}. After submitting copy of FIR they've suddenly become extremely impatient for papers. Calling and visiting every 15 minutes.
Kindly advise what should be the role of society mgt in this such that we may not unwittingly become accomplice in some property fraud.
Natrajan
02 October 2018 at 17:07
I would like to buy a property in chennai auctioned by Karur Vysya Bank. But the bank has not taken the possession of the house and a family stays & pay's rent for the owner who himself a defaulter.
I had asked the banker why they haven't take the possession as they had pasted the demand notice since more than five months becoz of that I smell something fishy. Even the tenants are not allowing us to see the house. And the bankers say it's not necessary for them to take outright possession like other bank's & hence say it's ok. Now my question is...1) Still the house generating rent ( as tenant stays ) is it right on the part of the bank to just paste a demand notice & let the people stay there..2) As per SARFAESI Act bankers usually evict the persons & get the property attached to it...Is it true...3) In this case the banker had already announced the auctioned date & nobody has purchased till date.When I spoke to them its ok for them to let the tenant there as it differs between bank to bank..Is it so. 4) Came to know that the flat is in 3rd floor which is unapproved..Please clarify the above points & advise me whether it's worth going further...thanks
anu radhalll
02 October 2018 at 13:43
Sir experts...I want to increase my land rates.how?.
I have a agriculture land 1 acr. Govt Registration land rates value is 200000rs(2 Lac) per acer only.
My besides land rates is 35,00000 (35lac) per acer govt Registration value..now I want increase my land rate how??
Anonymous
01 October 2018 at 18:12
Is there any provision under which case from municipal tribunal can be transferred to district and sessions court.
Charyulu KVN
01 October 2018 at 16:09
I bought one land in 2014. When I bought a land I obtained EC from regn. dept. and it was clear at that time. Now I have noticed that the same plot was sold to some other person 1999 by GPA of real owner and this entry was not there when I obtain EC in 2014. Now this entry reflects in EC. When I contacted seller he said that GPA was not registered hence earlier transaction got cancelled. Is it possible, if now what is the solution for me, as EC was clear when I bought the land?
Shray Narula
01 October 2018 at 15:40
Hi, I'm buying a residential property on homeloan from registered GPA holder, I'm getting registered sale deed done for the same on my name but Bank is asking me to sign on a Indemnity bond that in case there is any dispute on the property then bank will catch the purchaser i.e. me and will not hold the seller from whom I'm buying this property. I want to know how can I make sure that if anything happen in future and bank catches me so I should be able to catch the seller to give me my money back.
Bibin Jose
01 October 2018 at 13:47
Respected sir/madam,
We want to set the boundary of our land. We planned to build a wall there. But the nearby land owner is insisting us to leave 6 inches of land and build the wall. Is there any law to leave land like this? If we leave land it is useless for us and other party will use that land. So should we leave land for building the wall? Or can we build wall near to boundary itself? There is no building also near to the wall and its just 2 feet height only.
Hope you will give us the needed information.
Thank you.
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My grandmother(fathers mother) written a will in favor of my aunt(fathers own sister) witnesses in the WILL are signed by two of my aunts(fathers own sisters) is the will is valid if i challenge it in a court can my aunts (my grand mother own daughters) can sign as witnesses in the will.
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