271191
28 December 2016 at 10:10
I am joint owner of a residential property in Bhopal with my deceased husband. I have 2 children.My husband died intestate and I am selling the property. My question:
1.Is it mandatory in MP to get succession certificate.
2.Can transfer thru relinquishment deeds be accepted for registration of property to buyers name.
3. Any other options legally accepted in state of MADHYA PRADESH
karan savla
28 December 2016 at 08:21
I have agreed to sell my property to a person for a consideration of 1 crore on 20th august 2016.The buyer has paid me 5000000 till date but has not able to pay balance amount till date. Can I forfeit the money received or should I give legal notice to him ?
Mehta
27 December 2016 at 20:23
(1) Does Gift of flat located in Mumbai,Maharashtra from SON to MOTHER attracts any stamp duty & registration charges ?
(2) Is registration mandatory for such a gift ?
Thanks
Mehta
email: ca.ysmehta@yahoo.com
Karthik Kumar
27 December 2016 at 17:15
I live in a pagdi villa in mumbai.
A builder has expressed interest in buying our pagdi. He says it is for his personal residence purpose but I suspect he wants to develop this area.
I think so because according to information i have recieved he is fighting a case to aquire a vacant plot in near my villa and also is in talks to aquire few other villas in the area.
How do i find out if this area is going to be developed and how do i find out the status of the case for the vacant property?
Thank you.
p.manoharan
27 December 2016 at 11:48
sir my grand father purchaseed a property in 1928.he died in 1959.he have 4 sons and four daughters.my mother is one of the daughter.my grand father and all legal hirers lived in malaysia except my mother and one one daughter.the property is in tamilnadu. after my grandfathers death the all heires diveded in oral.the prorerty in tamilnadu goes to one of mu uncle.he came here and once again oral partioned by cosharers.after the partion by coshares they resurvey the property and change uncles name in revenue records and enjoying the property from 1972 on wards.now in 2010 i can purchse the property.before i purchased i inform living legalhirers of my grandfather.my mother died in 1977.now on of my own brother son go to the court in 2015 and file partion suit and also pray the sale deed between my uncle and my self.if the suit is valid
Karthik Kumar
27 December 2016 at 10:53
My family has been living in a Pagdi property for 60 years. It is a two storey villa in Bandra, Mumbai. We occupy the downstairs.
I want to know how do I assess what is that correct price to charge for the sale of pagdi to the buyer?
Can someone please guide me?
Thank you.
pramod
26 December 2016 at 16:28
I and my father are co owners in a flat situated at mira road, mine is first name and i have made all payments from my bank account only. Now my father wants to transfer his 50% share to my wife to avoid any future family disputes as i have 1 brother and sister. Please suggest what is best way to do in following with cost :-
1. By way of gift deed (is stamp duty payable)
2. By nominating my wife in society
3. through will (my father is having 3-4 other properties as well, can he write will for this property singly)
plz advice.
Ram
26 December 2016 at 12:15
Hi Sir,
i had got into an agreement to purchase flat with builder on Feb'16 which was under construction. i had got flat registered in July16. as of now work has stopped and builder is yet to commence the work.i have taken loan and is under holiday period which will end in the current month. my flat is under landowner share. builder had purchased all the flats from landlord by entering into MOU with the landlord.landlord is yet to get the money from builder. with above background, i have following questions.
1. can landlord create any issues for non payment of dues to him since all flats are sold by builder
2. is there any way to stop the EMI on the ground that builder has not given possession.what other things can be done if EMI cannot be stopped.
3. can i get letter from builder saying that he will bear the EMI till possession.
4.what other rights i have to protect my interest in such circumstances
Biswadeep Saha
26 December 2016 at 11:29
Hi Experts,
I have purchased a CGHS flat in Dwarka on loan about a year back.
All my original docs are with bank.
Now i wish to transfer the membership in my name however the Society is asking for RS 10,000 regarding trasfer fees.
Though they are asking me to pay in cheque (which means white), still I want to clarify few things
--Is it legal to ask for a fee for membership transfer
--Socity has 2 accounts one is regualar "XXX CGHS LTD" another is "XXX CGHS WELFARE FUND" (XXX denotes socity) & they want me to pay the transfer fees towards welfare fund, is that legitimate ?
--Is there any Law regarding whats the exact fees CHGS is supposed to ask for regardng this membership transfer fees
I shall be highly obliged if some one could throw some light on it before I get on with the task of asking for some accountability from the people/CGHS restorting to such malpractices.
Thanks
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Partion
sir if the oral parton is valid. whar are the supporting documents for the oral partion. revenue records are the proof for oral partion .