Anonymous
23 November 2017 at 18:56
I bought a land from a cooperative society in chennai The sale deed of the property is with an improper description in the area. Instead 2982 sq. ft., it is mentioned as 2444 sq.ft where as the north south,east and west demarcations are as follows :
north 75ft,. south 76ft, east 40ft,west 39ft
When I approached the society for rectification, they said that as per the mother documents available with them for the above said property was with same improper description. I have submitted a letter in writing requesting them to do the rectification in the deed .But for the letter they have not responded so far.
At this stage , after some effort i traced out the original owner who sold the property to the cooperative society and requested him to fulfil my obligation. He agreed to sign the rectification deed.
1.Can i proceed with rectification deed with the original owner who sold the property to the society instead of cooperative society.
Would there be any objection from cooperative society which has not taken any action on my request. Does this rectification deed holds legal validity.?
Anonymous
23 November 2017 at 15:12
Dear Sir
I had agriculture land in Gujarat with my 5 brothers, out of one brother was expired. Now, I would like to enter the names of my descendants in my survival in this land. Other brothers are not interested for entering the names of descendants. Is mandate for other brothers is required?
I had already made "Pedhinama" form Talati.
Can i enter the names of my descendants? if, yes what is the procedure for the same.
Gayatri Gaitonde
23 November 2017 at 13:36
Our property built in 1935 Tenant staying since 1940 hence can't vacate but they harrase to make modification to way to terrace
Varun
23 November 2017 at 11:30
1) Mr A had purchased a piece of land in the year 1962 through sale deed registered in the office of registrar.
2) Mr A died in 1966 and his spouse also died in 1977 leaving behind the following legal heirs:
Mr X
Mr Y
Mr Z
3) Mr Z relinquished his share in 2000 in favor of Mr Y through RD registered in the office of registrar.
4) Mr X and Mr Y divided their share in 2000 and made partition deed duly registered in the office of registrar.
5) Mr Y constructed a builidng on his portion of land and sold one flat to Mrs N in 2000 for which no registered sale deed was executed.
6) Documents executed between Mr Y and Mrs N for such transaction are:
-Duly registered GPA
-Duly registered Will
- Notarized agreement to sell
- Notarized affidavit
- Notarized possession letter
- Notarized payment reciept (all the payment is made through cheque)
7) Now, Mr V has approached Mrs N to purchased the said flat.
- If Mrs N executes a sale deed in favor of Mr V, will it be a legal tranfer of right/title (GPA principal has also died)
- If Mrs N executes sale deed in her favour acting as vendor (on behalf of GPA principal) as well as vendee (based on the documents executed and payment made by her), will it be a legal transfer of right/title, before selling the flat to intending purchaser Mr V.
Please note that GPA was executed before the judgement of Supreme Court (Suraj Lamp) and GPA was executed by the Principal for his monetary benefits only.
Kindly guide.
Anonymous
23 November 2017 at 10:52
1) Mr A had purchased a piece of land in the year 1962 through sale deed registered in the office of registrar.
2) Mr A died in 1966 and his spouse also died in 1977 leaving behind the following legal heirs:
Mr X
Mr Y
Mr Z
3) Mr Z relinquished his share in 2000 in favor of Mr Y through RD registered in the office of registrar.
4) Mr X and Mr Y divided their share in 2000 and made partition deed duly registered in the office of registrar.
5) Mr Y constructed a builidng on his portion of land and sold one flat to Mrs N in 2000 for which no registered sale deed was executed.
6) Documents executed between Mr Y and Mrs N for such transaction are:
-Duly registered GPA
-Duly registered Will
- Notarized agreement to sell
- Notarized affidavit
- Notarized possession letter
- Notarized payment reciept (all the payment is made through cheque)
7) Now, Mr V has approached Mrs N to purchased the said flat.
- If Mrs N executes a sale deed in favor of Mr V, will it be a legal tranfer of right/title (GPA principal has also died)
- If Mrs N executes sale deed in her favour acting as vendor (on behalf of GPA principal) as well as vendee (based on the documents executed and payment made by her), will it be a legal transfer of right/title, before selling the flat to intending purchaser Mr V.
Please note that GPA was executed before the judgement of Supreme Court (Suraj Lamp) and GPA was executed by the Principal for his monetary benefits only.
Kindly guide.
gopinathan
22 November 2017 at 17:25
My bro and his wife are govt employees.They got 2 boys. From 1994 to 2004 they were understanding and bought 5400 s.ft land and 900 s.ft residential building. Property are joint possession. wife is 3 years elder. So this may be a psychological problem to her. In due course she suspects my bro and abuses daily before children. Always quarrels even from the street. She stopped food for my bro from 2004. There are no physical contact, communication, talks between them. He applied divorce on 2007. But she refused with malafide intention. She is not ready to leave him peacefully at the same time she wants to capture the whole possession. Due to her continuous brutal behaviour and activities his boys psychology also turned against him. But She charges, threaten him to take him to police and giving him various continuous torture. He has no security in house. But he lives in a seperate room withouot any contact. Atlast he come to conclusion. He wants to execute a will that 50% of his property to a genuine orphanage centre or senior home etc. Can he do like that?
N Krishna
22 November 2017 at 16:50
I am in process of buy an apartment in Bangalore. In the agreement copy there is a clause that "Developer will hold the right of leasing or renting the common areas of apartment for additional income and owners should not have an objection for this"
As i understand, the common areas are collectively owned by the apartment owners as we have paid for super build up area. Is the above statement in agreement valid as per the law ? Developer is refusing to removing this clause from the agreement
Rakhi Jadav
22 November 2017 at 16:38
Respected Sir,
My friend is the society member of MHADA colony, Thane. He has entered with all society members in redevlopment agreement with builder dated 12/11/2012 which is registered under RERA Act. It was agreed between them that builder will give monthly rent and 2bhk flat with area 485 sq. ft. carpet. But till date he is not registering flat on their name and he has given only 22 months rent in advance. Now he has stopped paying rent also. When he goes to his office he says that he will not registered it rudely. So can we file complaint against him under RERA Act. If yes what is process if all members together want to complain. One more thing one of our committee membe on behalf of society also file R. C. suit against builder, MBMC and MHADA in 2015 application for injuction under order XXXIX Rule 1 and 2. In which court has passes interim order in favor of builder and application is rejected. The case is pending. Builder is telling us to withdraw the case from the court. My friend said we will withdraw this case only when you will give it written that you will registered flat on our name as promised in registered irrevocable power of attorney. He is not giving it written and telling whatever you want to do please go ahead. He has strong political support so all members are not ready to file complaint against him. My friend is afraid to file case alone so made few members ready. What is procedure to file complain under RERA through few society member.. Thanks
Jitendra nighot
22 November 2017 at 10:35
My grandfather father married with 2 women and he has 3 sons from 1st wife and 1 from 2nd wife then I want to know that what is the ratio of property distribution pls reply soon
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Tenant abscond and left belonging
We have given our property on rent to Jasbersingh pratapsingh choudhary ,(Tenant Name: Jasbersingh Pratapsingh Chaudhary
Permanent Address : C/o. Pratapsingh, house no. 922, Pankha Road, JJ colony, uttamnagar, Delhi west, Delhi- 110059.)
He opened real estate company Surya housing finance solution and Maruti nandan housing solution. They were 3 persons in family, husband, wife mili singh and a son.
Tenant stayed hardly for 5-6 months .Few month ago we came to know the tenant is abscond and wanted by many peoples. His all mobile numbers are not reachable. His permanent address is belongs to Delhi. Reference is not having further details of tenant. In this case we have executed rent agreement and informed police about tenant thru online portal. Post that We approached to local police station informing them about tenant is abscond and his lender following us to recover money. Police had denied to take application and told us that tenant information shared with police thru online portal is not valid and it will be create problem for us. Police added that we should have to inform local police station about tenant by physical docs.
After this , we sent our application thru registered AD to local police station and CP office. Post this we have been called up by local police station and we updated all required details to them. Police advice us to file eviction against tenant to evict his belongings from property.
Pls advice on this situation and about eviction procedure.