Prem Dhawan
28 April 2018 at 20:07
Hello Sir/Madam,
My father registered for a private builder property and deposited some money.
The project didn't take off.
The money wil be refunded to all the investors now.
My father passed away some years back.
How should the builder refund the money? By cheque in the name of my father? or We have to produce some document to get the cheque in the name of another family member? If a document is needed, what is that document called?
Thanks in advance to anyone who gives clarity on this.
yogi
28 April 2018 at 19:36
Hi
We are a small coooperative housing society in Rajkot
14 Members in all
Unfortunately there has been no regulatory body to the society and there have been no regular meetings nor any records have been maintained
But mutually it was agreed that the property in the society will not be sold for commercial purposes
Ours is not a closed door society and there has been lot of commercialization in the adjacent localities
so some members requested for permission to sell it of to builders as there are no individuals who would buy a property in the commercial zone now
My concerns :
Can the society by majority pass a resolution that the permission be given to members to sell of the property to builders? If Yes what is the quorum for majority?
If any member objects to the same on an individual level or may be 3 or 4 members do not want to leave the area as they cannot afford bunglows in better areas, what would be the consequences?
Can we go for a restructuring the society and isolate the members not keen on joining us ?
Can we dissolve the society ?
What are other options available which are easy and can prevent any legal issues?
Thanks
Yogi
Anonymous
28 April 2018 at 18:58
Dear Experts,
I have bought a 2 acre farm land sold by a farmer family (gift deed from Husband to wife out of 5 acres), with schedule of property including roads on two sides and the vendors land on the other two sides, 2+ years ago. On one of the sides is a gravational canal (Nala, that existed for decades) adjoining my land next to road running all along for 250+meters. We have built a fence with vendors agreement (that I will not get the Nala part), villagers witness, ~2.5 years ago excluding this canal. I have also gotten a Survey partitioned assigned for the land. Now this farmer started dispute that I need to also take the canal as part of my land which is about 0.5 acre (between road and fence all along), as my property schedule boundaries indicate between the two roads. We have done the Survey (with Tehasil office surveyor) Sept2017 and the land within the fence in possession belongs to me (Panchanama signed by farmer (husband) with initials though, in presence of several villagers witness). However the farmer still insist that I move into the canal (Nala) because the boundaries indicated road on both sides in the registration document. He has removed the fence late Dec2017 which covers about 0.5 acre part saying that I have excess land and that I need to move into Nala.
I have started Guava plantation in the 2 acres, with drip facility 2.5 year's ago;
An entry gate, an RCC Water storage construction and a cement pipes culvert to cross the Nala into gate has been done 2.5 year's ago which comes under the disputed portion.
I have tried to settle with other villagers headmen but this farmer will not listen.
I have arranged to send a court notice order 2 months ago and this farmer has also filled a counter petition (with the claim that including Nala he has 2.5 acres land, the Nala come under his overall 5 acres). He is resisting any farming activity in the disputed area for the last 4-5 months; he has removed the drip pipes in the disputed area and hidden them.
What options do I have now:
(1) is there a chance to get the Injunction order to continue with Guava farming with the counter petition, if so how much time does it take.
Sincerely
S
Nidhi
28 April 2018 at 17:24
Dear Sir,
Kindly confirm can i purchase the land that is assigned to ex army oerson by chhattisgarh govt.
Raveesh
28 April 2018 at 15:50
Hi
My father and my uncle are the sole owners of our ancestral property in Delhi.
My uncle lives separately and now bed-ridden due to old age.
Now we want to sell our property, so what's the right legal way as he can't go to registrar office to sign the deal ?
a) Should he make a Gift deed and transfer his rights ? (We fear his children may challenge it later)
b) we give him his share of money and he make a power of attorney in favour of my father ?
c) Straight sale deed to buyer ?
Anonymous
28 April 2018 at 11:36
I Rohan Kunjir had purschased a flat from Mr Rajendra pardeshi back in 2009..Mr Pardeshi had purchased the flat from bulider in 2004 at that time Mr Pardeshi had also included his wifes name as a co owner in the agreements.Mrs Pardeshi expired in 2008 so when i bought the flat it only had Mr Pardeshi as the seller and we had given Mrs Pardeshi's death certificate to LICHFL from where i availaled the home loan all this process went smoothly.Now in 2018 when i wajt to sell this flat to a procpective buyer who now wants to take homeloan from ICICI.When ICICI did a legal check they said they will need a correction deed which should included Mrs Pardeshi s name in it along with succession letter.Need your expert opinion
Advocate M J
28 April 2018 at 09:07
Good Morning Learned members
I am the customer of the financial institution and had contested the case before the DRT ,the judgement declared is not in my favour , hence i have appealed before the DRAT Chennai. The private notice was issued by me on the orders of the DRAT to the respondent , next date the respondent counsel have also been appeared. Now next date is adjourned for call of wavier application and then stay.
Wherein during the proceeding pending before the drat can the financial institution take the position of the property, basing on the orders of drt and magistrate court.
Kindly awaiting your valuable advise .
Thank You
ADV MJ
Fpchsltd
28 April 2018 at 08:37
Hi,
I'm from managing committee of housing society. During a recent sale of flat, the owner has requested society noc set for Cidco transfer after submitting only part agreement.
Usually our society was giving NOC for Cidco mortgage procedure and not for membership transfer before final agreement.
What are the noc that society has to issue to members who are selling flats and at what stages?
thanks and regards.
Manju
27 April 2018 at 23:43
Hello Sir/Madam,
I have a piece of land near Solapur district of Maharashtra (the land is in rural area, and is under panchayat). I want to convert it into plots, could you please help me with information about procedure, documents required. I have no knowledge in this regard, I request your help to proceed with this.
Also I want to know if I can just mark-out the plots without conversion and sell the them. Please suggest pros and cons of the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Manju
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