Anonymous
29 September 2017 at 10:26
What was the stamp duty rate, penalty rate and registration charges in the year 1995 on Sale deed of residential flat located in Mumbai, Maharashtra ? Because we have received notice of less payment of stamp duty, registration charges and penalty on delayed payment from adj office. Please advise
yogi
28 September 2017 at 20:42
mumbai based society - registered in 2009, charging NOC when given on Leave and License
all the spots has been taken but one member has taken two spots who happens to be secretary
when i have insisted parking for my self, i have been denied parking as a NRI living abroad
now i have given the flat on LL and when i insisted parking for my Licensee, parking is denied
and they have passed a resolution in board meeting that parking is not allowed when given on LL
beside society is not charging any parking fees as most of the parking spaces are taken by MC
when i have asked about the parking rules / regulation / fees / procedure to follow, they do not reply
on the contrary chairman has built his own shed in society compound to park his car and scooter
please guide me further - what my rights are ? what action needs to be taken to secure the parking ??
M R SHENOY
28 September 2017 at 15:30
I need to consult on agricultural Property Litigation
yogi
28 September 2017 at 00:46
can society collect member dues which are more than 3 years old under current laws of MCS ?
can society collect previous member dues from current member ?
flat has been transferred to new member and later society found a mistake in old billing to previous member and now claiming from new member
can society discriminate for allocation of parking to Licensee ? while society is billing NOC charges to member
can society NOT charge car / scooter parking charges to members as most of the vehicles belong to committee member and not bringing this matter in AGM ?
Anonymous
28 September 2017 at 00:06
I have unknowingly purchased DC agricultural Land a month agofrom NON SC/ST seller who had held this for past 30 years without knowing of DC status. I belong to OBC category. I came to this when I applied for patta name transfer that got rejected as DC cannot be sold to other caste. Please suggest how to proceed with if any legal action against land
seller. Land located in Kalavai, Arcot district Tamil nadu
Suparno
27 September 2017 at 19:19
My Mother and my maternal uncle jointly owned a house, which was redeveloped by going into a joint venture with a developer. Wherein it was agreed that both my mother and my maternal uncle get 50% share of the new g+4 building and developer gets 50%. Further it was written that my mother and my maternal uncle get first and third floor jointly. This agreement was executed in 2014. Post which my maternal uncle died in 2015 leaving behind my aunt and her son. Therefore, my mother and aunt with her son become joint owners of 1st and 3 rd Floor. Now when the building is completed in 2017. We want to sell our portion I.e. 1st Floor(we had mutually decided that my aunt gets 3rd Floor and we get 1st Floor) The developer too gave an allocation letter in his letterhead based on our mutual agreement. Now since I have got a potential buyer for my portion. I want to know what should I do. Do we execute a partition deed or we execute a deed of conveyance wherein my aunt and her son assign my mother to sell 1st Floor. Please suggest
Anonymous
27 September 2017 at 17:52
My Mother and my maternal uncle jointly owned a house, which was redeveloped by going into a joint venture with a developer. Wherein it was agreed that both my mother and my maternal uncle get 50% share of the new g+4 building and developer gets 50%. Further it was written that my mother and my maternal uncle get first and third floor jointly. This agreement was executed in 2014. Post which my maternal uncle died in 2015 leaving behind my aunt and her son. Therefore, my mother and aunt with her son become joint owners of 1st and 3 rd Floor. Now when the building is completed in 2017. We want to sell our portion I.e. 1st Floor(we had mutually decided that my aunt gets 3rd Floor and we get 1st Floor) The developer too gave an allocation letter in his letterhead based on our mutual agreement. Now since I have got a potential buyer for my portion. I want to know what should I do. Do we execute a partition deed or we execute a deed of conveyance wherein my aunt and her son assign my mother to sell 1st Floor. Please suggest
DINESH GHATKAR
27 September 2017 at 15:58
My mother is the nominee of the flat owned by my father. After my father's death we have completed all the formalities to transfer the flat in the name of my mother. While processing our application, Society noticed that there is mismatch in the applicant name and nominee as per nomination form. As per nomination form it is "Laxmibai" whereas in all the identity proofs name has been recorded as "Laxmi". Society has advised me to submit Affidavit mentioning that both the names are of a single person. Can you pls. advise me if what amount of stamp paper is required for affidavit ? in whose name stamp paper is required ? Affidavit needs to be notarized or not ? If witness signature is required as my mother can not sign and she will have to put her thumb impression on the Affidavit? Can you pls. share draft affidavit ?
Vikas
27 September 2017 at 15:51
Dear All,
My father and his brother are joint owners of a residential plot within pune municipal corporation limits,the property card shows my fathers and his brothers name,they did a deed of declaration in the year 2013 duly registered with sub registrar`s office,as per the deed the plot was divided amongst them into two equal halves and as per index 2 of the deed it was mentioned north side 50% will be retained by my father and south side 50% will be retained by his brother.Recently my father executed a gift deed in my favour.my query is
can I apply for a separate property card and can my uncle get a separate property card,the current property card is common showing the whole area as one and joint names of my father and his brother.
if I get a separate property card it will be better as it will show only my 50% north share
and my uncles separate property card as it will show only his 50% south share.
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