Sumeet Ganguly
25 January 2017 at 13:57
I'm the the land lord.
My query :
The party ( the conductor) with whom I'm signing the Bca is insisting in adding the clause for the security deposit para.
The normal / standard format says that the interest free security deposit will be returned to the conductor by the landlord after deducting .... Utility bills like electricity / internet bills/ water bills etc.
However, he's adding the an extra line which says that unless the security deposit is not returned by the land lord to him, he will not empty/ give the possession back of the acquired area of the premise.
Please advice, is this normal?
Arvind Jain
25 January 2017 at 10:44
Respected Legal professionals
I am senior citizen living in a non dda building of Dwarka delhi.
My problem is that I am facing a lot of disturbance from the flat above due to their ongoing construction activity that is going on for almost 1 year.
I have sent a mail to the society asking them to take note of my problem and restrict the construction activity during afternoon hours.
Also there rampant construction activities has lead to a termite menance and small cracks in my house.
However the society secretary seems to be hand in glove with the owners and has ignored my written requests completely.
I have also found out that the common terrace area is encrohed by the owners and they are making an enclosed room like structure there.
My query to you learned professionals is:
1)As per law are there any rules where in the disturbance caused to others living in a coop society be controlled.If so what is the it.
2)As the secretary of the building is not taking any action can anything be done about that.
3)The encroachments done by the owners of the given flat need to be removed in this case whom should I approach DDA or the Municpal corporation.
4) Does BOCW Act apply to such construction activities inside a flat of a cooperative scoiety.
5) As the owners seem well connected calling the cops may mean more problem to me hence what can I do to stop them individually through legal means.
Please help
Regards
Arvind Jain
JOSEPH DSOUZA
25 January 2017 at 10:33
Presently I reside in Kuwait and have booked one apartment in Bangalore which is under construction. Is it legally possible to execute a general power of attorney favouring my daughter when I visit Bangalore personally to do the registration etc on my behalf? Or is it mandatory that the
power of attorney should be executed in Kuwait itself through the Embassy of Kuwait. This is in case if I am not able to come to Bangalore at the
time of registration. I am planning to visit Bangalore shortly and would like to execute a general power of attorney favouring my daughter during that time. Please enlighten me.
Akbar Khan
25 January 2017 at 09:59
Dear experts,
My father had bought a property in Mumbai, in the mid 1960's, the property was registered in Pune. The previous owner of the said property, sold it again to another party in the year 2000. The buyer also registered the same and also got a PR card. The person died a few years later and we came to know when his wife laid claim to the same property. My question is, when the property was already registered, how was is done a second time and also, what is best way to lay claim to our property. FYI, the said property has tenants and the name of the area is on my mother.
I would truly appreciate any help/assistance provided by you experts here, as my mother is very old, and we do not live in Mumbai anymore.
Thanks in advance
Anonymous
25 January 2017 at 08:15
My husband is a Hindu from Maharashtra. He has 2 elder brothers and an unmarried elder sister. My father in law died last year in December. He has left a registered will wherein he has given my husband the ownership of the house in Mumbai also his bank fixed deposits and balance. He has not given anything to my other siblings citing various issues he had with them and the same is mentioned in his will. He laid that till my mother in law is alive she has half right of the house and after her demise full right goes to my husband. The housing society was informed of the will and were asked to transfer the house shares in my husband name. They are delaying. Please advise. Also we are not rich enough to pay probate fees and one lawyer suggested we can transfer the right if the house without probate only if during selling the buyer may insist. We dnt wish to sell the house as it is my father in law's memory.
Please advise how to get the housing society to transfer the share in husband name.
KIRAN SITARAM DARWATKAR
24 January 2017 at 22:20
A banker has sanctioned CC loan and taken a flat as collareral security.Created security interest by equitable mortgage.NI is done but limit is not released due to some formalities.
Then can a Bank register the chargr withCERSAi ?
Nishant Jojhra
24 January 2017 at 15:52
Three securities are common to the limits sanctioned to three different accounts. All the three accounts slipped to NPA. First two account became NPA during August, 2016 and Symbolic Possession of the property are taken on Nov. 2016. Third account slipped to NPA in Oct 2016 and due date of the Symbolic Possession is due.
Now whether the bank should take the symbolic possession of the properties again for the third account?
AYAN
23 January 2017 at 23:12
My uncle was a ghar jamai. He died 10 years ago.My aunt has 2 sons. As my aunt is widow that's why she has residential right in her father's house.
But she has 2 sons.
My question is
when my aunt will die then will her sons get residential right in their mother's father house?
My aunt's sons are living there for more than 20 years.
yashwant Singh
23 January 2017 at 21:30
sir MY grandfather have 2 children my dad and my uncle .grandpa own property of her late dad. now all land bills come in d name of my grandfather .my uncle behaviour is not gud for my grndfatger and for my dad.
i would like to know that whether my grandfather can dismiss my uncle or not.his behaiour is very bad
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General Power of Attorney.
What are the requirements to execute the general Power of Attorney viz., documents etc. If I execute the power of attorney in my
daughter's name, is the signature of both required?