yusuf
27 October 2016 at 13:31
Hi There
Please can you advise on the following
My father purchased land around 1985, he then married my mother (his 2nd wife) in 1991 but sadly divorced in 1993.
My father has 4 children from his first wife (who he is still married to for over 60 years)
And 2 children from his 2nd wife (who he has divorced and no longer married with)
When I was a minor at the age of 14, my father decided to put all the names of my siblings who are from first wife and also my brother, however as I was underage it was not possible to add my name.
Last year my father removed and cancelled all siblings names from title deed because my blood brother (from my father’s ex-wife) committed a crime and usurped 15 lakh rupees wrongfully so father decided he cannot trust him and to insure he is fare removed all the names form first wife children and also my brother from my father’s ex-wife ( my mother).
1. I would like to know as my father promised when I was a minor he will add my name on title deed but now he is refusing, Is he by law forced to add my name now as I am an adult as he agreed when I was a minor?
2. As the land is what he purchased ( NOT INHERITED FROM MY GRAND PARENTS) and belongs to my father can do as he pleases to sell, donate, or gift to whom he wishes to or dispose of the land as he sees fit?
3. What act can I refer to for reference and clarification in this matter?
4. The magistrate court and the collector both decided in favour of my father, but on appeal the judge has ruled he should add all the siblings names from both current wife and his ex-wife my mother.
5. My father is now going to make appeal in high court to overturn this ruling as in Islam and I have been informed the Mohammed law in India (we are Muslim by religion) does not allow children to usurp by force what belongs to father, is this also correct.
I look for your support in this matter
Thank you
Adam Yusuf
Anonymous
27 October 2016 at 13:08
Hi
I own a flat in Delhi as a CGHS member and also getting a freehold property as a gift deed.Just wanted to confirm will it affect my current membership under CGHS law?
chandrabhanu
27 October 2016 at 10:07
Dear Expert, I need urgently the below clarification.
There was one common private property & one number allotted earlier (No.100) with the common passages. after dividing 2 generations, it got split & in that splitted property one more share of other party is purchased by my dad through a seperate sale deed (in 1957) which no is not mentioned in sale deed. but the property is little 30ft distance to the our property. BBMP has allotted the same no.(100/1) for both the properties. Now when we go & ask for khatha transfer, they are telling that same no can't be allotted to the two different properties & rejecting the khatha transfer. How do I go about it.
Saurabh Shukla
26 October 2016 at 18:09
Lawyer is asking for original registry papers he wants to retain it till Mutation, (dakhil kharij) is it actually required, or photo copy of sale deed is sufficient.
HARENDRA S SINGH
24 October 2016 at 12:54
Dear Sir
I have a room in chawl where some part of chawl is sold out by ABC & Family some part is sold out by xyz.Some member of chawl want to form society but I have confusion regarding ownership of land where it is showing owner as abc family or xyz.if we form socity than whom we have to take noc ,from abc or xyz.attached is 7 12 (name & survey no is hidden)
Regards
SANTTHOSH SHETTY
24 October 2016 at 07:23
Dear All
We have total 28 members in the society. i would like to know the amount Audit fees to be charged to members per month or per year by the Auditor as per MCS act. we are paying already Rs.35/- per month as accounting charges to accountant consultant.
giridharan
23 October 2016 at 15:51
Dear Experts,
I have purchased 2 adjacent flats[ say Flat ‘E’ & ‘F’ ]
One of them is 3 bed flat {call it ‘ E’] and there is no problem with this flat.
The other Flat adjacent to this but have access through a separate entrance [call it flat ‘F’] is only a small room [about 150 sq.ft.] with a small bath & toilet built inside it. The said flat is assessed by corporation for taxes and I have paid taxes upto date in my name from 2010 onwards.
This single room was stored with a few old used ceiling fans and was kept locked by me.
I am not residing for the past three years at this place and both my two flats are locked. Recently when I visited the flats I found that the lock of the flat ’F’ is changed and a new lock was put. When enquired about this to other residents of the flat, the other flat owners dispute that this Flat ‘F’ being built as an un-approved , and therefore it cannot be sold to me by the builder, and so they removed my lock and have put their lock for it, meaning that they have taken the procession of it.
They have also removed / sold my old fans kept there without my knowledge. I have not made any police complaint for it so far.
They also say that as this Flat ’F’ cannot be sold by the builder, I cannot own this Flat ’F’ and I can only claim whatever money I have paid to builder for this Flat ’F ’. Perhaps they are not aware that this Flat ‘F’ is presently in my name under corporation books.
Their argument is that as this flat ‘ F’ is built in the area which would have otherwise be a common area, all the flat owners have right on this flat’F’ / Room and a single flat owner cannot become owner of it.
I believe a lot of builders build flats only with a certain amount of deviation and when the flat is assessed by corporation then this deviation is deemed to be regularised. Am I right?
The building having only six flats (including this Flat ‘F’) owned by four individuals there is no registered association.
Now I request what is the remedy available to me to take possession of this flat ’F’ and request your advice as to how to proceed. Is this flat being an unapproved construction is it a disadvantage for getting possession of it from other flat owners.
SATISH R SHELKE
23 October 2016 at 14:29
Hello sir, our family have a land. We have Khasra patrak, pakka book, old 7/12 since 1957 of the land. Uptil now 3 Pher phars have been completed such as from my Great great grand father to Great grand father to Grand father and lastly to father. Now one person pretending to be the descendant of brother of my Great Great grand father, claiming a share in our property. He has prepared some documents from nizam period. Whether his claim is right. Please share your comment.
Sanju
23 October 2016 at 10:51
Dear Sirs,
We have been living a house in Nawanshahr district of Punjab, which falls in lal lakeer, for more than 35 years. We pay house tax, have the proofs like electricity and water connections in name of my father. Also we have a partition letter executed in the presence of muncipal committee members regarding distribution of land among my father and uncles. Now I want to raise housing loan for that property please help me how can i get registry in my name.
Regards
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Freehold property as a CGHS member
Hi I own a flat in Delhi as a CGHS member and also getting a freehold property as a gift deed.Just wanted to confirm will it affect my current membership under CGHS law?