ayush
09 August 2017 at 01:12
What laws will be applied in mutation of names in khewat for a NON ZA land in UP and is it true that Tehsildars have no jurisdiction for mutation of a non ZA land ? Thanks.
DAS ACHUTHAN
08 August 2017 at 12:16
I have booked a Flat in 2015 with a Builder in Bangalore which was under construction.. The Flat was booked in joint name with my wife.All the payments to the builder has been made by me from my A/c.Now the Building is completed and they have got all the permissions for registration of individual flats in respective clients name. Now I want to register the Flat in my individual name.Can I do it? Please clarify.
Prakash Sawant
08 August 2017 at 11:34
hEllo Friends
I am in lot of stress.
I had taken loan from bank to build house in my area.
I gave the work to one contractor he told us that the work will over in 1 1/2 year.
But work not completed till date.
I made all payment for construction till date but house not yet ready for me to live with family.
I ask him to complete he is asking money.
There is nothing in writing from me just that i given work to make house to the contractor.
My wife and i fight with him everyday go to his house but no use.
What to do I want my house ready. Should I go to consumer court. will they help.
Please advice friends
Prakash Sawant
Anonymous
08 August 2017 at 08:21
A christian male died intestate leaving his wife, 3 sons and one daughter. How the property of the deceased devolve upon them?
HARISHA DK
07 August 2017 at 22:33
Dear sir ...i am Resident of Bangalore....i had a 3 acre of agricultural land(by pithrarjitha) now the land is DC converted and sites are partitioned, we are about sell those sites now but the local authority's says DC converted sites(single katha sites)are not registrating you need to get permission from BMRDA...what can suppose to do
1)can i sell DC converted individual sites to customer.?if yes how ?
2)Is their any other ways can i come out from this?
SONU KUMAR SHAW
07 August 2017 at 21:17
Last month I bought a plot of land in Kolkata.,West Bengal. But unfortunately in Sale Deed there remains two mistakes. On the page which have map of land Mouza mentioned is wrong again length of land is shown in map as 50 feet insted of 50 feet 6 inches.
Now registrar has suggested us to make a declaration deed.
I want to know the validity and importance of the declaration deed. Is it ok or there is a better way.
Kindly give your valuable suggestion.
Nithin S P
07 August 2017 at 20:53
Hi,
My father has purchased a property (two 30*40 plots) in Bangalore and has GPA registered in his name way back in 80's. He has Panchayathi Katha as well in his name.
Now, after his retirement now he is planning to register those plots to his children and take loan for building a house there.
Since, these plots are under BBMP after 2008, as he not progressed with respect to documentation till now. We would like to know how to proceed on this to get the documents ready to take a loan, as per the basic investigation done by us, we need registration paper, BBMP property tax receipt, BBMP katha etc.
Kindly let us know the procedure to get all documents such that it is legally correct and loan would be sanctioned.
Regards,
Nithin
Allan
07 August 2017 at 14:46
There are 6 brothers who own a property that has been handed to them by their mother (now passed).
One brother is refusing to sign papers to sell the property to a developer (already interested and wants to pay now).
Can the majority rule if only 1 of the 6 shares refuses. How can we get him to sign the papers for sale?
Vikas Bansal
07 August 2017 at 14:22
My friend's widow mother and his brother transferred their portion of house on my friends name. It was on name of my friend, his brother and his widow mother. Now they are accusing him that my friend got house transferred by using wrong means. There was no exchange of money against house transfer. I understand that due to parent act my friend's mother is entitled to get her property back. But is my friend's brother also entitled to take his portion back?
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Old power of attorney
My father bought a property in a co-operative housing society in 1993. But due to some reasons the registration was not done due to some opposition from the society.
As a way out the owner made a registered power of attorney for the said property in my uncle`s name mentioning that he can transfer the property only in my Dad`s name.
Now the society is ready to issue NOC for registration.
My query
Is the power of attorney still valid ?
Do we need the previous owner at the time of registration?
Only NOC and Power of attorney would make the registration happen?
Stamp duty would be according to old price or new government rates?
Would be Waiting for your advice (s)
Please let me know for any further info required