Mith Pune MH
10 November 2017 at 12:19
I live in Pune. Agreements for all the flats in our society was done in 2015-2016. Builder has sold parking spaces to 16 members. 4 members are without any parking space. I have below questions:
1. As per the articles I have read on internet, builders were not supposed to sell parking spaces at the time we had our registrations done (I am not sure whether the members who have purchased the parking from the builder have anything mentioned in the agreement regarding this.). So are the allotments done by the builder void?
2. The society now claims that there is not enough space in the premises to give any parking to the remaining 4 members. However, some members who have purchased the parking have empty spaces with them. The society has laid down the rule that members who do not have parking space will have to park their vehicles in the parking space of the owners and pay them rent. Is this legal? Can the society lay down any such rule?
3. How can I challenge the right to park the vehicle in the society premises?
Yadagiri. K
10 November 2017 at 12:19
Is there any validity period to cancelation of a property deed, suppose someone purchased a property illegally, after few years originall property holder came to know about this issue, so is there any validity period to cancel the sale deed..
Sri devi
09 November 2017 at 17:48
Sir I am a widow would like to know in Hindu law can a grand daughter has any right to claim self acquired property of grandfather
Anonymous
09 November 2017 at 15:26
Dear Sir,
We have 3 plot is survey # 124 in Gopanpally, Serilingampally Mandal. Currently those plots are captured and raw houses have been built and people are staying there. we want to know how to get back the land back through legal means.
Please suggest
Regards
AB
sanjay
08 November 2017 at 23:38
i entered into an agreement to sell for my flat, the buyer is unable to muster funds since his loan has not been sanctioned. i am ok with cancellation but i need to know the procedure as also the formats for cancellation agrreements
Bhupender
08 November 2017 at 12:32
Dear Sir,
I have a commercial property which was leased and the lease period has expired and the lessee was to extend the lease period further for one year. I would like to know whether I can renew this lease or I have to enter into fresh lease deed.
Thanking You,
Bhupender Singh
sandesh khandelwal
07 November 2017 at 12:19
my father and two brothers own a property in alwar rajasthan one brother occupied the whole property (house) he has signed on behalf of them all signature are fake the case in court dates are only given .he owns the house for 28 yrs but still the house is on the name three brother he is not ready to come to any solution. can we forcefully get into the house what can he do so the papers are on our name.we have house papers court has put stay on sale of property
what are the other measures we can take
Stephen
07 November 2017 at 10:56
Dear Respected Lawyers,
I am seeking your legal advice on the following issue.
Background of OS case.
I am standing as POA on behalf of my friend who was cheated of property. After over a year the case had on back and forth from summons, Plaintiff evidence, order and Defendant evidence etc.
Unfortunately in many of the hearing the defendants hasn’t appeared except once to file Written Statement when they did not come forward to cross question my (POA-Plaintiff). On one incidence court had put a fine and that too they did pay. However in last 2 hearing when the court had put for defendant evidence at that time they paid the previously charged fine to me (POA-Plaintiff), but in the latest hearing though they were suppose to produce evidence in claim of Written statement and now they have move the case to Re-Open and recalling the earlier order stage.
With the above background, in the next hearing can we post /raise the objection with details requesting the Judge to allow us to cross examine the defendants against all false claims they have made in their written statement along with other evidences we have from Whatsapp, SMS cross discussion between defendant and plaintiff… wherein the defendant have indirectly admitted his wrong doing of double sale of plot and that he will buyback the property or give his father-in-law property if we take back the FIR complaint.
Appreciate your valuable and detail suggestions.
Thanks & Regards
Stephen
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Release of rights through affidavit duly notarized.
Property: Residential Flat
Ownership: Jointly owner by son and mother.
Mother expired intestate a couple of years back leaving behind 3 sons, including the joint owner and 1 daughter (assuming all are alive) as her legal heirs.
The 2 brothers and sister have signed a joint affidavit in favour of brother (joint owner) stating that they have no right, title and interest in the flat. The affidavit is made on stamp paper of RS.500/- and is duly notarized (registered notary with serial number).
My question is;
1. Can the affidavit be considered sufficient legal document to transfer 100% rights in the flat in the name the joint owner?
2. If not, what is required to be done from the society point of view to make sure the transfer, if done, is not challenged in the future.