pranab majumdar
09 September 2018 at 20:20
Respected sir,
we the landowners as per development agrrement received cash and only one flat (yet to receive).Is the flat liable to service tax & if so then who has to pay we or the developer?
Pl advice.
Regards
Anonymous
09 September 2018 at 12:04
I have sra flat. I have purchased it from first owner. I have done registration & paid stamp duty to sra mhada. Now i want to sell my flat. Can I have permission to sell the flat. If yes do i have take permission from my society & sra. One more question our society is combine society of 10 buldings so is neccessary to pay trasfer fee to main society & my building society separately for transfer fee. An what is limit of transfer fee.
If society does not allow for transfer then what is procedure.
Pratham
09 September 2018 at 00:11
Sir my father is no more and they did not create any will of property my father has self own property now the succesor of my fathers property is my mother and recently my grandmother is dead but she lives with her daughter so can my fathers sister has any legal right in my fathers self own propery.
Nikhil sonawane
08 September 2018 at 22:16
Why the non objection certificate needed in mutation entry.....I have submitted the application in talathi office....but they deliberatly doing some acts pls help me in t.....my quetion is only that why noc of land aquision needed is it legal?
Anonymous
08 September 2018 at 18:54
Hi There,
My mother wants to get her parents property transferred on her name, She is the only survivor left in her family.
She had a brother who was unmarried and died unmarried only.
Documents available with her as follows:-
1: Legal heir certificates from Tahsildar stamped from D.M office showing that she is the only left survivor
( Showing it from Mother Side / From Father Side / From Brothers Side :- Total of 3 legal heir certificates)
2: Death Certificates of her parents and brother.
Request to please let us know the steps required to get the property transferred on her name.
Lalith Kishore
08 September 2018 at 11:16
Certain Parties have initially acquired a piece of land and then formed a Partnership Firm, later on introduced the land into the Common Stock of the Partnership Firm by way of entries in the books of account and is being reflected in the Balance Sheet of the Partnerhship Firm since then.
The Bankers' legal panel insists that the property should be transferred in the name of the Firm and should appear in the EC as such.
Request for guidance, legal position and stamp duty in this regard. (State of Telangana)
Priti
07 September 2018 at 21:36
Dear Experts
My parents who are senior citizens are buying a house in Gurgaon sector 52 ardee city on GPA basis. Colony is authorised but In a plot size of 300 sq yard, two separate 150 sq yard plots were made and on each plot 3 floors are there. My parents are buying one ground floor. Property cannt be registered so has to go through GPA. What precautions should They take while purchasing so that there is no problem in future. As they are senior citizen, would not be able to tolerate losses. This person from whom property is being purchased is 2nd owner and had bought from original owner. What document we should ensure while purchasing.
Regards
bvk prasad
07 September 2018 at 18:22
Sir,
My father expired in 2008, and we have a house of 164 sq.ft registered with my father's name. he did not write any will,
legal heirs for the above property are my mother, my brother and me.
My brother and me want to relinquish the property to our mother,
What are the charges that may be effective for such a deed.
Aman Singh
07 September 2018 at 16:19
Dear All,
Our company had availed a LAP from a known NBFC which has now been classified NPA due to some problems we had in our business. Subsequent to the loan being declared NPA, notice of 13(2) was issued but with a wrong address for the collateral, I replied to this notice asking for time to regularise the loan account and now subsequently notice for possession has also come but again to my surprise it is with the wrong address of the collateral held by them. I did not on purpose correct their mistake nor did I mention the address in my letter, the subject simply referred to the loan account no. The property in question is an unoccupied plot of land. Upon further inspection of the document I found that the sanction advise, initial correspondence had the correct address but on the loan track, statements of account, etc there is a wrong address.
My question is will the NBFC need to issue a fresh 13(2) with the correct address of the property they want to take possession of or they can still take possession based on the fact that the notice was sent to the borrowers correct address?
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