sameer
03 October 2016 at 14:48
1.Flat is in father and mother joint name. There are three childrens to them all are married . They also have minor childs. After father death. Three children wants a flat is in mothers name. Is NOC required from all three Childrens sufficient for that or NOC of their spouse and minor childrens also required for the same.
2. Can one children relinquish his right in the fathers property at his will ? In that case any one consent required for his relinquishment of right?
P.C. Joshi
03 October 2016 at 13:41
Dear Friends,
I booked a 2BDR flat in Noida Extension in Sep 2012 and now I have got the letter for fit out/possession. The builder has sent me demand letter in which he has charged me Rs 40000 towards interest @ 18% on delay of various payments.I have checked and found that in builder has ignored the delay caused by bank who has finnaced me as the disbursement was delayed by bank for want of some formalities to be fulfilled by by the builders. then there was a delay due to wrong demands sent and the builder has ignored the transit delay.
I want to know whether is any point if i file a consumer complaint against the demand of interest on the following points.
1. Delay caused by bank
2. Transit priod has not been considered in computaion.
3. Challenge the rate of interest
4. Why not the builder has claimed the interest when the delay was caused or even not charged the arrers of interest in the subsquent demand letter. Some of the interest is time barred(ie. more than 3 years)and builder is taking undue advantage now at the time of possession and not giving NOC without clearance of interest demand.
5. Already caused due to recession in the property price and builder is causing extra burdon.
Please advise whether it is worthwhile to file a complaint in a consumer court.
Thanks
P.C. Joshi
pravin jadahav
03 October 2016 at 12:03
my grandparent has purchased land back 46 yrs ago on which kul kayda 43 was mentioned,so how to remove that kul kayda.
land is in maharashtra
S Singh
03 October 2016 at 11:02
My uncle died 1 year ago leaving power of attorney in favour of his fifth child. Can the fifth child now sell the property on the basis of aforementioned P. O. A. ?
SKSinha
02 October 2016 at 23:02
Is there any restriction on numbers of fresh L&L executed with the same tenant?
Please advise
Sachin Arora
02 October 2016 at 18:20
The summary of my problem is that we have a house in name of my mother where my brother and father are living both of them pushed me out of house years back( Believe me dont consider this as a case of elderly - I was even ready to leave the right on property when my father projected that their business is in loss but now they are doing construction of their office in home( My brother is also CA) and bought new shops and cars- So they bluffed me and projected wrong information) after my mother death. They are into same business and I am a service person. Now they have initiated construction in the room which was allocated to me for their use and also stop talking to me.
Can I fight for my case if yes how should I proceed and under what law and section of rules/regulation my case would be registered.
sujoy ghosh
02 October 2016 at 09:46
My father took a piece of commercial land in sector v salt lake electronics complex kolkata on 1992 in the name of his firm m/s Chemicals & Lacquer of which he was the proprietor. Later in the year 2002 he changed the name of the firm to m/s Indra Electronics and invited his elder son to enter into a partnership with a 50% share in the profits.Mode of business has been rental income since then till date. My father made a registered will through the sub registrar in the registry office in delhi maherauli distributing the Indra Electronics share in the ratio of 50% to my elder brother, 25% to his younger son I.e. me and 25% to my twin sister. My brother had bad relations with father to the extend that my father lodged an FIR with the sector v salt lake kolkata police in the year 2012 on the grounds of misbehaviour and mental and physical harrasment to grab the entire share in Indra Electronics.My father also revoked the POA which he gave to his elder son. My father also filed a suit against his elder son in sealdah court in the year DEC 2013 however unfortunately he died of cancer at his residence in delhi on 21 DEC 2014. Now the problem is that the will is getting probated in the Calcutta high court. All the formalities including the citation has already being done since April 2015. However my brother is killing time by giving lame excuses in front of the judge that he was not well and his lawyer fell off from the staircase so could not file the ccaviar and affidavit in support of the caviar on time. In the affidavit he has claimed that fast her has not given him anything from the estate and the will is not genuine. Since it is India and there is so much of corruption everywhere I would like to know that what will be the distribution of the Indra Electronics share if the will fails considering the fact that we are four members my elder brother, me my sister and mother.
Hiten
02 October 2016 at 00:10
My Maternal Grandmother owned a property in Mumbai. As she is expired without making any will & nomination, so my mother and her brother has applied for flat transfer in the society jointly in their name having equal share. They have obtained release deed from other legal hier in their name jointly and complied with bye-laws.
In the application, my uncle name is first and my mother name is second. Both are married and have applied for equal share.
1. Does my mother will have less rights in property due to her name is second in the application of ownership?
2. As the society will not issue another share certificate, they will write my uncle and my mother name in the backside of the certificate and my uncle is going to keep the original share certificate with him, so is there any other documents that we can get from the society to prove my mother ownership in the property?
3. If in future, if something happens to any of the co-owner, does his/her share automatically transfer to the other co-owner instead of their legal hier?
4. Can co-owner apply for the nomination & prepare WILL respective to his/her share?
5. What if any co-owner would like to sell his/her share to any stranger instead of another co-owner?
Pls help me for this. Thanks.
Y Saiteja
01 October 2016 at 22:59
A government employee gone for second marriage. 25 yrs ago. From first wife had two children. Then in the presence of elders paid two lacs towards settlement and performed marriages of first wife's children, still paying Rs. 25000/- per month to first wife. Now he is about to retire from service. Suffered serious ill health often under going dialysis. Presently, except his retirement benefits does not have any properties. He wants to execute will infavour of his second wife and children, in respect of retirement benefits. Because his first wife's name is entered in his servic records. She is literally waiting for his last breath, and does not want to part with even a single pie of the retirement benefits. What is the option left to this government degree college principal, to secure the life of his second wife and her children. Kindly help him out.
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As a token amount i gave 100000 to the owner of property by agreeing that the title and the permission of the property is clear and then we have apply for loan and the lawyer of the bank said the property permission is rejected by corporation then after so loan can't sanction on this property so now we have canceled the deal beachase of that reason so are we suppose to reimburse whole amount from that owner-?
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