ashok k rao
10 March 2024 at 14:28
Hello,
I stay in my own apartment in Bangalore in front of my main door and windows, one shoe rack has been fixed by my neighbor and keeping all dirt (tyres, tubes, footwear, stinking socks, buckets, cleaning materials etc) and his apartment door is at least 10 feet away from this common area. I cannot tolerate this and my complaint to society office has got any results and neighbor is not bothered to remove. All are aware that this kind of fixing shoe rack is not permitted in apartments. Can i complain to corporation authorities and also human rights commission?
Kindly advise what else i can do. I have requested Society office to issue the neighbor a notice to remove this
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regards,
Sukanta Maji
08 March 2024 at 23:04
Dear Sirs, I want to purchase a Garage Space which has a separate deed but there is only one Mutation and assessee no. Will I face any trouble during the Mutation, as the owner already sold the flat (with the same assessee no) to a different person and I'm buying this garage space. Will I face any problem and can I mention the assessee no in the new deed? Any advice and suggestions?
Anonymous
08 March 2024 at 21:54
Hi
Me and my mother have been living in the pagdi house for more than 50 years now. The rent receipt is in my grandmother's sister's name who was a spinster. She expired and my dad came and stayed in the property somewhere in 1967 as she had no one to take care of her, she requested my dad to come to Mumbai from my native. My father had expired in 1993. Presently I requested the Landlord to transfer the rent receipt in my mother's name. He said he would do it. His son is reluctant and doesn't want to transfer it. He also informed other tenants that I am an illegal occupant. I have all the documents possible. I am worried that I will loose on the property as I have nothing else.
Request your kind input on the above situation
Pradeep
08 March 2024 at 06:56
Hello, we've been attempting to sell our land in our hometown near Chennai, in Tiruvallur district. While the guideline value of the land is around 15 lakhs, the market value is approximately 70 lakhs. About 5-6 months ago, the buyer provided an advance of 50,000 rupees in cash and transferred 4.5 lakhs to my Mom's account, despite the land being in my Dad's name. No formal agreement was made with the buyer. They initially agreed to complete the registration process within a month but ceased communication for 2-3 months. Upon returning, they requested the land at the same price. However, I offered to refund their advance, as their lack of communication disrupted our plans. Recently, they falsely claimed to have paid us 6.5 lakhs (4.5 lakhs via transfer and 2 lakhs in cash) in an advocate notice. We're concerned about potential issues they might cause. We're willing to refund their advance, but they're refusing to accept it and not providing their account details. They're now proposing a registration only for the guideline value of 15 lakhs, with the rest in cash, which we find risky and unethical. I'm seeking advice on how to proceed. Should I respond to their notice? We have no formal agreement with them, yet their notice suggests otherwise.
Anonymous
07 March 2024 at 10:46
X took loan on his legal property from a financier of amount 1x . Property is worth 10x.
X was paying EMI on time but after few years, missed a few days in between.
Financier bribed police and X was arrested and beaten in criminal jail without any communication to family.
Financier got property registered by AGPA in his minor nephew's name.
Court cases was put by X on financier and financier on X.
Now after 20 years, financier has gotten case in his favour and asking to vacate property and rent of 100x amount along with interest on principal amount.
After great difficulty, X got injunction and stay order.
What should be the next step please help.
Anonymous
07 March 2024 at 10:44
X took loan on his legal property from a financier of amount 1x . Property is worth 10x.
X was paying EMI on time but after few years, missed a few days in between.
Financier bribed police and X was arrested and beaten in criminal jail without any communication to family.
Financier got property registered by AGPA in his minor nephew's name.
Court cases was put by X on financier and financier on X.
Now after 20 years, financier has gotten case in his favour and asking to vacate property and rent of 100x amount along with interest on principal amount.
After great difficulty, X got injunction and stay order.
What should be the next step please help.
Abhishek Kumar
06 March 2024 at 21:01
Ive a property of my ancestors currently in the name of my Grandfather. My father wants to transfer the property in my name i wanted to know the process and total charges i have to bear to complete the transfer process.
gaurav
06 March 2024 at 08:57
Can a huf hold. Agricultural land more than ceiling (12.5 acres) in uttar pradesh ?
Anonymous
02 March 2024 at 05:23
I have purchased a house in 2016 through sale deed but not paid the stamp duty and also not sure the previous owner of the house or builder has paid the stamp duty or not
Now the my question is Abhay yohanay has came so if I pay the stamp duty and Plenty will this give the clean title to the property or this will only clean my part of liability.
Please help me to understand.
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