mk
11 March 2018 at 12:11
Hello Sir/Mam.my husband is cheating on me for another woman .he does not intend to stay with us and has hinted for divorce .however not made any move as he's waiting for property as I assume. He also hinted manier times that i should give him divorce .I have 3 grown up kids .my son is having medical problem .daughter is marriagable age and i have a younger son .i stay in a house which is in joint names with him .my question is .since it's a old building the building is going for resale ..the other flat owners are vacating ...what do i do ? Is there a approach I can put it forward to builder and what could I propose to builder . for me shelter is more important .I have a fear he may take half the share and then tell us that he does not want to live with us .as he want to get rid of us by taking half of his share .he is playing it smart .please help with your valuable advice
Anonymous
11 March 2018 at 11:03
Pls guide me whether the property once registered can be cancelled . if so how and what will be the procedure. Any grace days given when we find that the purchaser got registered the property and cheque is given for the balance amt he has to pay. But now he is like making us roam around his house pls guide me whether any chance to get the sale deed cancelled as I'm one of the witness as my father sold the property.
Anonymous
11 March 2018 at 09:18
Sir, I am going to purchase a plot in Hyderabad, HMDA jurisdiction. The plot was purchased from a Sale agreement cum GPA with possession holder. He has registered the GPA by paying rs 2000/- for property value of Rs 6 lakhs in 2008 mentioned the reason the vendors is unable to execute the sale transaction and get them regd personally due to domestic preoccupations, the purchaser agreed to act in the name of and behalf of the vendors as agent irrevocable and authorising the purchaser to execute the sale deed. Time is not essence of the contract. The GPA holder sold the plot after 9 yrs in 2017 Jun. I also heard about the supreme Court judgement that Sale agreement cum GPA holder con not sell the property. Is this judgement applicable to Telangana state.
Now I request you please advise me whether the purchase of plot is safe enough?? Will be any problem in future??
Anonymous
11 March 2018 at 01:20
My father passed away with no will. We have two houses. One which has power of attorney on my mother's name (even before my father's death) and me and my wife lives in it and another house which is under construction for which me and my sister have signed for giving the authority to mother after father's death. Now issue is I have love marriage and my mother was always against it and after marriage she even hinted many times to my wife for dowry and infact have all her (my wife's) jewellery with her and has taken some financial help from my father in law also for repairing the house (which is on her name) where me n my wife lives, which now she has refused to pay back. She has refused to give back the jewelry also! My mother got the job after my father's death n she n my sister lives in govt flat provided to her. Lately she and my sister along with my maternal relatives started mentally n verbally harassing my wife (who is by the way a doctor) be it for not cooking or not doing household chores and hinting about dowry. My maternal uncle even threatened me that he will kill her!!! They have tried assassinating her character and compelled me to divorce her too. And since m standing with my wife on this, they are threatening us to leave the house as it's on her name or else they will call the police and throw us out of the house and will disown me from the property as well if I don't do as she wants. The other house is under construction and m scared that we will be left with no roof over our heads if she throws us out of house. I want to know what could be done to save myself from this situation and what are my rights on this??
-Hitesh
A.DEIVA NAYAKI
10 March 2018 at 15:07
Thanks sir... My father in law expired on1988 mother in-law expired on 1993 ..we had received heirship certificate from the the court for nine members..we have the govt patta copy.of said properties mentioning the nine persons names....allsters were married....all nine members are alive...there is a inconvenience for the abroad grand daughter and grandsons...we want to sell those properties by immediate registration not to make an agreement registration....is this possible....is there a need of presence of grandsons and grand daughters for signing at the time of registration ....the property is not an ancestral property....my grand father in law self earned one...please could you clear my doubts once again...thanks
Dhirender Wadhwa
10 March 2018 at 14:20
I am a part of a Non-monetary Help Group working in NCR basically for senior citizens, child education & medical help through teachers, doctors and volunteers comprising the group. My family has been taking care of monetory expenses, if any incurred in the works.
One year ago, I registered a Trust in Uttar Pradesh. My parents recently gifted a piece of land (their self acquired) to the trust (to build a home for homeless senior citizens) by a will. A friend of my father (a part of our volunteer group) also wants to gift a small plot (self acquired) of his to the trust for children home. Though all constructions will be carried on when we gather enough from our incomes (my family)
Please advise the legal papers and procedure to follow, so that least expenses are incurred (We don't take monetary donations and all expenses are borne by my family). Father's friend is in doubt regarding the will and wants to transfer the plot permanently as his two sons (well settled in other cities) have been trying to get hold of his properties by force and he (and we also) don't want any legal issues later.
Your expert advise would be of great help for us, as this would involve many lives in future.
Anonymous
10 March 2018 at 12:18
Whether suit for specific performance of unregistered sale agreement is maintainable in tamilnadu
RESMI
10 March 2018 at 12:01
I purchased a property during last November. Total extent of property was 8.351 cents. Property was first purchase as UDS of 5.351 centsof land and ground floor in my name and uds of 3 cents and first floor in my wife's name. But at the time of registration there was a mistake in sale deed . Instead of 5.351 cents, they entered as 5.0351. We rectified the same by creating another sale deed for 0.316 cents. Thus full extent got transferred to our name( 3+5.0351+0.316= 8.351).At the time of first registration itself mutation was done for 8.351 cents by village officials. So we didn't go for mutation procedure at the time of second registration is for rectification of mistakes in extent. Now issue is village officials are saying since the property was purchased on undivided share basis mutation is done by adding our name to exiting thendaperu register instead of creating a new one and land tax receipt in future will be in the name of all the three including the sellers name. Is this rule correct. I purchased property on uds basis clearly mentioning both land and building share and this a residential property and not flat .Kindly advise
IQBAL
10 March 2018 at 11:38
Dear Sir,
Late brother's wife have done FIR against mother and brothers under dhara 522, 523 & 420.
That widow who has done FIR, is working in Railway on recommendation of my mother, brothers and sisters for the last 2 years.
She is working in another city.
My late brother's own property is under my mother possession.
As per Islamic rule, my mother has 1/6 right in property.But brother's wife did not give.
Even she did not give anything belonging to late brother where as mother has right 1/6 in materials and money left by late brother.
What should be next step from my mother?
How to proceed further as mother is 67 years old and heart patient?
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possession in abadi land
dear sir/madam
my father has bought 20 marla land in abadi of village from a old person of village and he constructed a house in it and we are living in it from 1990 without any objection. but we have no proof of this property like sale deed or other documents. my father have two brothers and one sister. there is another property in front of this property which is joint undivided property of my father and his brothers and sister. now one of my father's brother claim in the court that he has share in my father's house . my question is:-
can we won the court case we attach all the proof of possession like address proof, electricity bills etc. but we have no ownership proof of this property. because there is no revenue record of abaadi land in village please suggest