David Vijay
23 May 2018 at 19:58
My father acquired property from my grandfather. My father died without intestate in the year 1997 . Before death of my father, my father constructed a house in 7 cents to my sister and my mother wrote a gift deed of the said house in the year 2010 and it is registered . Again my sister is claiming share in my property which is 5 cents. They are again claiming half of the share in my property which is also . Is there any provision once she has agreed and took house with her consent again she can claim or not please give clarification.according to indian succession act.
Anonymous
23 May 2018 at 14:12
Dear sir/mam,
my grandfather total land 2.5 hektare died in 2008 his 4 son 02 girl & grand mother after that land divide in year 2008 in 5 parts (04 son & 01 grand mother) after that my grand mother sell land 0.6 hectare Rs 8.10 lac on dt 01/01/2016 by mp land register act.
after that 04 son & 02 child want cancel sale property regestry.
so please sugest me sale land deed registery cancel possibility or not.
Anonymous
23 May 2018 at 11:21
my fathers will has been probated and my cousin is the executor of the will. please tell the procedure my cousin should follow to transfer the property in my name( heir mentioned in the will)
Anonymous
23 May 2018 at 11:13
Dear all,
About 4 yrs back I transferred 10 lakhs of rupees to my daughter in law through bank on her request as loan. She made gift deed on a 50 rs. Stamp paper and got me signed as donor and hand over the original to me. She explained this is only for income tax purpose. It is written that 'out of love and affection I am gifting the amount to my DOL'.However no registration was made. Now my DOL and son are in process of MCD. On first petition a mou submitted which states that the amount I gifted to my DOL to be considered as one time alumni. It is made without my consent.
My query: 1. Can I disown the gift deed and serve notice to her to refund my money.
2. The money was gifted to my DOL only but now she is not, she should pay back.
I am a retired person. The money given to her on loan to purchase a flat from my retirement benefits and now required for my treatment.
Please let me know the options.
With regards,
Dayal mathur.
amit
23 May 2018 at 07:53
Dear Experts
May I pls seek your guidance on the below matter on what are the document required by my father to sell the land.
My late grandfather has 2 son—A & B and 4 daughters – C,D,E & F (late) all daughters married and settled in other state with grand kids.
All land is in the name of A ( he has no children & his wife died 10 years ago), he used to live with B (his younger brother).
Last month A died in the hospital, now B wants to sell the land.
What documentation is required for B to sell the land/property now ?
Do C,D,E also have rights on the property owned by A ? C,D & E doesn’t want the property as they are well settled & want their brother (B) to do that . Can B sell the property without involving C,D&E ?
May I pls request you to guide me on the documents I need to collect so that B is legally allowed to sell the property.
Anonymous
23 May 2018 at 01:34
An mortgaged property was gift registered by a father in registration office to his daughter,without clearing the loan, After couple of years the loan was repaid and the mortgage loan was released by the father.
Now can the son who got the property can have a fresh loan in the bank.
His father was a Hindu.
Ravneet
22 May 2018 at 21:46
In november 2017 I had entered in contract with property dealer for purchase of plot and 2 shops .For that I had paid 5 lakhs as token money.23.5.2018 is last date to get registry done.Beana was done on ordinary green paper with 25 rs stamps through cheques
Now I came to know that colony is not authorised and noc is not obtained by coloniser .Punjab govt also issued notice in april 2018 that that no one can built or construct on unapproved colony. No one can develop such colony also
Now, can I get my token money back or extend beana period to wait and watch. Coloniser pressuring me for sale deed
Hitesh
22 May 2018 at 17:51
Respected Sir, My mother owned property (1 BHK flat) in which nominee were my 2 sisters. Later, she decided to change that nomination and decided to share equal parts to 2 sisters and 2 brothers but she could not do the paper works and shevpassed away. This was informed to both my sisters vurbally. Now my question is can society transfer this flat on my sister name???? What should I do to demand my rights??
Milind
22 May 2018 at 12:58
Dear Sir,
I purchased a land which was under Bhogwata 1 during sale deed registration period. Now within 2 weeks of purchase the Talhati has changed it to Bhogwata 2. On speaking with him he is saying its a 11 Arcre land Gat and my portion is 4 acre. A portion of the Gat has moved under Bhogwata 2 hence all Gat is showing as Bhogwata 2. He is telling me i need not be concerned. Can some experts throw some light here please.
How can i verify what he is saying.
Thank you.
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Compensation under rera for delay by builder
Dear Sir,
My son has bought a flat in Pune. The Agreement to Sale was signed before promulgation of RERA Act. But the project was registered under RERA also on later date. The project is delayed for 12 month. The builder has calculated compensation as per the terms and condition contained in Agreement to Sale.
My query is that whether the compensation for delay in completion of project will as per the terms and conditions of Agreement to Sale or as per provisions of RERA. Which provision shall prevail.
With best regards
Yogesh Upadhyay
Pune