ratankumarsanghi
08 March 2018 at 11:51
We have signed a family settlement in 1994 by which a plot of land was to be transferred to me. This family settlement was set aside on an appeal and reconfirmed after a few years setting aside the appeal.
After the setting aside of the appeal, I have applied to the sub-registrar to transfer the land to me in accordance to the family settlement.
Please advise as to what will be the value of the land for stamp duty i.e. as in 1994 or as today. Please quote section of the law or provide a case law.
Rahul
08 March 2018 at 09:24
Tenant is not giving possession of shop even if court has ordered to give possession peacefully..now what to do.
RESMI
08 March 2018 at 07:19
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 0.315 cents.
At the time of first registration itself pokku varavu was done for 8.351 cents. So we didn't go for pokuva ravu procedure at the time of second registration. Now issue is village officials are saying since the property was purchased on uds basis seller also have right in the property and land tax receipt will be in the name of all the three. Is this rule correct. I purchased property on uds basis clearly mentioning both land and building share . Kindly advise.
RESMI
08 March 2018 at 07:05
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 0.315 cents.
Mukesh meena
08 March 2018 at 03:30
I purchased top flor i have successfully done registerey in sub registar office bt seller not provide original conyevance deed he told me original cd is misplaced i handed over to certified copy ot this... In this suituion can i do..? And i think seller hve original copy of cd so.. Plz.. Solve my problem
Anonymous
07 March 2018 at 18:34
can grandchildren become witnesses and beneficiaries of a will?
tvrao
07 March 2018 at 15:13
Dear Lawyer,
We have purchased a flat in chennai from a builder 20 yrs back. That flat was actually booked by our neighbor in the beginning but after 2/3 installments we have purchased & got it changed on our name in builder's record. After full payment, flat was handed over to us without registration and we are residing there for these many years (till now flat is on builder's name). All the property taxes, water bill etc are regularly paid by us but only electricity bill is generated in the name of builder, it is also paid by us.
Recently we have asked the builder to register the flat on our name, but they refused to do it explaining that company is already closed 3 yrs back and we cannot do anything in this case. Now in these circumstances we are not in a position to sale the flat without registered documents.
Kindly advise how we can get the flat on our name, Flat is in chennai
Thanks
tvrao
A.DEIVA NAYAKI
07 March 2018 at 13:30
Sir ,
we have two properties ..one is 2.5 acres land in our father in law 's name ...another one is a house given to my father in law According to his father 's will....( My grand father in law will)...my father in law has 6 sons and 3daughters ..8 grandsons and 5 grand daughters. One grand daughter and 2grandsons are staying abroad ....at the time of registration is there a need of grandsons and grand daughters?
Kishor Mehta
07 March 2018 at 12:29
Ownership of the property rests with the Co-operative Housing Societies, flats are allotted to share holders of the Society for residential purposes, they are not absolute owners of the flats. Under the circumstances what value will be considered for the assessment of the court fees when the share of the deceased husband is transferred to the wife, (1) the market value of the flat? (2) or the face value of the share certificate? Please understand that the share holder is not the absolute owner of the flat and the shares of the Society are not traded in the market.
Kishor Mehta
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Definitation of coparcenary property
My grand father got agricalture Land by allotment due to having possession on land in 1949, and the agricalture land was devided in three sons of my grand father including my father,
The property is "ancestral property" , " coparcenary Property " or " Self aquired Property "
Please clearyfy