mbhat
17 December 2016 at 20:59
My father, mother and I jointly bought a row house in 2000. Stamp duty was paid but the agreement was not registered. The previous owner and the 1st owner had also not registered their agreements which date back to 1995 and 1985 respectively though stamp duties have been paid.
My mother passed away in 2009 and the society has transferred her share to my father and me as sole legal heirs. My father and I now own 50% each.
My father wants to gift me his 50% share but the registrar is not willing to register the gift deed. He says that our purchase agreement and the previous agreements are not registered and the society has not received conveyance yet.
Please advise how I can register the gift deed.
Mrunmai Deshpande
17 December 2016 at 18:51
My mother is 88 years old.She has 3 sons and no daughter. She owns a flat in a registered CHS. She had nominated one of her grandsons for the above mentioned flat.She has, also,made WILL in which she had stated that after her demise all the 3 sons will have equal share in the Flat.As she is bedridden her WILL could not be registered but notarized with notary coming to our residence and in his presence she signed the WILL and made entry into his register. The entire procedure was completed in presence of a lawyer who is also the Executor for the WILL.Now we want to know, in the event of her death, how do we go about so that the flat is transferred on the names of 3 sons. Please advise.
Anonymous
17 December 2016 at 11:21
My parents wants to register their property to me as their gift to me. what is the Registration charge in Salem, TamilNadu?
Anonymous
17 December 2016 at 07:25
Sir my grandfather gave a gift deed to my father and after 16 yrs my father expired and recently before 6 months my grandfather also expired.Now how can we change the property name,bills name,property tax names to my mother's name.Can you please explain the procedure.
PPBiswas
16 December 2016 at 23:10
I'm a tenant renting a shoproom. In 2007,landlady made agreement with a promoter for development of the property.All the tenants were offered option for outright purchase at cost price, which we accepted.But after prolonged delay, landlady has revoked the power of attorney given to promoter.Now landlady wants us to complete remaining jobs out of our unpaid contribution and she wants to register our portions to us bypassing promoter.As per joint venture agreement, all existing tenants are within landlady'd allocation.Can the promoter get an injunction from court against these registrations - either for those within landlady's allocation or for those within promoter's allocation/
Viraj
16 December 2016 at 21:11
Sir
Some persons who did not have clear titles in jamabandi filed partition case against me and made me ex parte in said case and took share in my land which was khana khasht. Now the partition has been canceled by my appeal. Can I file case case against them under IPC 209 and do I have any other remedy against them?
Thanks
Niaz ul Kabiir
16 December 2016 at 17:39
My father expired on 24 march 2014 he had made a declaration deed in 2013 in which he transfered the property
To me and I have not yet registered it, so if I will register it can my brother or sister claim there share.... .
Pratik Nirish Mehta
16 December 2016 at 15:24
My Father long back in 1980 bought a property and since then was living a the place.
Now on the demise of him we came to know that there are some papers of property not there at all... for e.g. there is no agreement between builder and my father. Builder built a society and sold 2 to 3 houses to his close relatives and then they formed a society. Society inturn issues a share certificate to all members (again there is no physical certificate, only number of shares mentioned such as 5 shares).
Afterwards builder applied for a loan from some cooperative bank on the name of all 105 housing members and he only signed on behalf of them and took loan and then the original builder flee away.
NOW the bank has brought stay order on sell/ transfer of any houses unless due amount to each member be paid along with compound interest which is more than now 10 times than the original amount taken on each unit. We are not able to even make property card in absence to valid agreement.
Now since my father is no more, totally confused what to do? and how to resolve the issue. Bank is threatening to take a legal action of selling our property to reimbursed their dues instead of asking builder as he is not there.
Please advise.
Dinesh Naika
15 December 2016 at 22:29
Sir.. i belongs to ST community and i recently buyed land from same ST community through Will paper with government approved.Today i went to the water supply authority board to get the water supply and they demanded the land records, they told i cant get any facilities without any proper record, record is in land owners name...i have only WILL PAPER in my hand....can u build the house and can i get the electricity facilities? ?
Please suggest me sir...
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Co-op society - max leviable premium for transfer of flat
What are the maximum rates of Premium that can be charged for transfer of flat in a co-operative society in Maharashtra?
I can find 3rd party websites providing this information (for example - http://maharashtrahousingandbuildinglaws.com/maximum-rates-of-premium-for-transfer-of-flatspremises/), but I would like to avail of the official document.
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