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18 April 2017 at 13:27
Hello sir/madam. I have questions regarding property law, me and my bro are the co- owners of the house. My dad had passed away, so now i want to get a stay order from the court to avoid my bro from illegally selling off the house and its belongings. Also we want file a law suit for partition and separate possesion of the share. So my questions are 1. How do i get a stay order from the court, what are the procedures and documents needed? 2. I want to file a law suit for partition and separate possesion of the share, can i do it with the stay order on the property or i should file for a partition first?.And also how long will it take for the share to get divided? Hope someone can help me in this
Anonymous
18 April 2017 at 10:54
Hello sir/madam. I have questions regarding property law, me and my bro are the co- owners of the house. My dad had passed away, so now i want to get a stay order from the court to avoid my bro from illegally selling off the house and its belongings. Also we want file a law suit for partition and separate possesion of the share.
So my questions are
1. How do i get a stay order from the court, what are the procedures and documents needed?
2. I want to file a law suit for partition and separate possesion of the share, can i do it with the stay order on the property or i should file for a partition first?.And also how long will it take for the share to get divided?
Hope someone can help me in this
KAUSHIK2006
18 April 2017 at 10:34
My brother and myself partition a property
which was inherited through my grand father (family partition between my father, his brother and aunt with another property. later partition between my sister and ourselves in the same property and later partition between us in the same property (total 450 sq ft) 225 each was divided between us 7 years back. My brother advised me to buy his share and entered into the sale agreement which was registered in Chennai for 2 years and I paid payment on subsequent interval and now complete settlement is going to complete in June month. kindly advise whether i can register release deed or sale deed with my brother. whether his daughter will get any share on attaining major. If any legal complication later.
Best regards
Kaushik
Anonymous
18 April 2017 at 09:02
I have a question regarding property law, i want to get a stay order for the house my dad has passed away, the house is under his dads name. The heir of the house is me and my younger bro. Right now im not living in the house, but my bro is living there. I want to get a stay order for the house to avoid by bro selling the house and the belonging without my consent. How to go about it i mean the procedure for the stay order and the documents needed? Also is there a way to lock the house legally to avoid anyone from staying and keeping the belongings safe.
And i also want to file a law suit for partition and separate possesion of the share, how to go about it and how long will it take?
shaniya
18 April 2017 at 01:39
hello sir,
I have a house ,the ownership of house on the name me and my sister. our mother lives on the ground floor of the house and first floor is given on rent to lady who is living in the house with her husband and two kids. we made a 11 month agreement ,after the completion of agreement we asked her to evict the house from last seven months.. she said I m searching a new house by she did not evict the house till the date. and did not pay the rent of last seven months nor electricity bill.. so can you please tell me what should I do to take my property back.. she threatened us do what u want I will not leave the house and take us to court r will take money from us.
thanks..
Pritam
17 April 2017 at 22:42
Sir
Some years back my father has purchased a plot from a lady . But now we get to know that our name has not been registered at the office and the name of only the original partners has been registered from whom the lady has purchased it . In addition to this the selling paper b/w that lady and the two partners include sign of only one of them.. We are really in a great trouble and want help. Plz...
gurunath v gharpure
17 April 2017 at 17:48
we,group of friends gave some money to one of our friends to purchase agricultural land. According to him he can put our names on 7/12 as HAKKADAR or KABJEDAR for which we made one MOU . What is the legel procedure for the same.
gurunath v gharpure
17 April 2017 at 17:46
we,group of friends gave some money to one of our friends to purchase agricultural land. According to him he can put our names on 7/12 as HAKKADAR or KABJEDAR for which we made one MOU . What is the legel procedure for the same.
DEBASISH.M1
17 April 2017 at 15:54
My Late Grand Mother owned and built property is being inherited by My Mother with three child i.e. Two Son and One Daughter including myself elder.
A) Can mother desire to give any one child ignoring others if such case is arising in future without proper partition?
a.) Late Grandmother if at all has will or wish to do partition in elder's favour can Mother change that Later ?
a..) Property not documented on Father's name
,can influence to change any right later ?
B)If there is any existing WILL document either by my GrandMother or Mother , Can we invoke any legal provision to get certified copy when both Parents’ are alive ?
Thanks
DM
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Regarding: want to know what are all the land comes under this act -karnataka special land grabbing
Regarding: want to know what are all the land comes under this act - karnataka special land grabbing (prohibition) act 2011
because there is Government granted Scheduled caste land is under grabbing by politicians and local real estate peoples so is it come under the act. Land is situated at Tumkur Karnataka. how can i take this land issue to this court means Special land court set up by the Karnataka govt
It has been brought to the notice of Karnataka Government that certain lawless individuals are taking organised attempts to snatch by force, lands of the government or local authority, religious or charitable institutions. On these grabbed lands, they are building co-operative housing societies which are being sold unlawfully. In this way, the buyers are being cheated as well. And the land Grabbers are accumulating a huge amount of unaccounted wealth.
In order to prohibit such unlawful activities of land grabbers in the state and to give justice to the victims, Karnataka Land Grabbing Prohibition Act has been introduced.
According to this bill, not only the land grabbers are criminals but all the activities related to land grabbing are criminal offences and punishable under this Act. Therefore, no one should commit or get involved in this offence especially after the implementation of this Act. Even the companies that have committed such offence with the consent or due neglect on the part of any director, manager, secretary or another officer of the company would be held guilty and special charges would be levied against them.
In order to face and solve the huge number of litigations over the anti-encroachment drive, Karnataka government has decided to establish two special courts that would exclusively handle cases under the Karnataka Land Grabbing Prohibition Act. These special courts shall consist of a chairman, who was a judge of a High Court; and four members, among whom two are or were District Judges and two others, should not hold a post below the rank of a Deputy Commissioner of the district. An additional Bench would also be appointed for speedy trials.
This Special Court on application made by a person, officer or authority would take into knowledge and try every case that would be arising out of allegations related to the act of land grabbing or with respect to the ownership of land or unlawful possession of land. These offences could have been committed before or after the commencement of the Land Grabbing Act. These courts will take into consideration the location, extent, value of the land that has been alleged to be grabbed and the nature of the evil involved in the case. The decision made by this court would be considered to be the final verdict. But, if the allegations are proven to be frivolous, then the court shall reject the case without any further enquiry. Once proven guilty, the land grabbers would be imprisoned for the duration of one to three years. They would also have to pay a fine of a minimum of Rs 25000. They might also be asked to return the grabbed land. Only a lawfully residing tenant would not be held guilty by the law.
Here is i found in internet a article on this:
Special Courts in Karnataka for Land Grabbing Cases
These courts are sure to bring a check on the land grabbers in Karnataka. In fact, the functioning of such a court has already started from 30th August 2016, and the trials are promised to be completed within six months.