KK
26 September 2016 at 13:43
Who has to conduct the AGM of the society the ex-committee or the new managing committee?
Pushpa
26 September 2016 at 11:57
Hello all,
I have this issue with selling a property. Guidance value of a property is always less than market value. I always have the problem with this. The buyer doesn't want to register at more than guidance value. Now I will be taking the market price for which he will not be ready to register. I will not take cash. If he gives in cheque or DD also what will show that as. That money cannot be shown as source of income from property if it is not mentioned in the registration document.
If the property is registered at a market price of say Rs. 1 Crore then registration cost will be Rs. 6 lakhs at 6%. Now if the guidance value is say half of that they one would like to register at Rs. 3 lakhs. As a seller I want to sell at market price and register the same at Rs. 1 crore. How to deal with buyer to convince that legally he/she should register at market price is a problem for me. Any solution for this issue will be highly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for your time help and advice.
Regards,
Pushpa
nidhi
26 September 2016 at 00:54
I have got contested divorce from my Ex- husband,custody of the minor son is with me. During cross-examination of my ex-husband he admitted that his father's property is a ancestral property and he will get his share from it in future.
The detail of the property is as follows:-
A lease hold property (house) was purchased by my grand father-in-law in 1960’s at new Delhi. He died in 1982 without leaving any will. My grandfather-in-law left behind two sons & two daughters. In 1992 my father-in-law and his brother applied for conversion of property into freehold after their sisters and mother relinquished their rights. The property was then converted into freehold and Conveyance-Deed was duly registered in their joint names. Now the property stand registered in the joint names of my father-in-law and his brother.
1.Now Can I file partition suit for my minor son's rights in the above said property.
2. Since my husband has admitted the property to be ancestral.
3. I have apprehension that till my child gets major, my ex-inlaws would sell that property.
JAGADHEESH
25 September 2016 at 15:25
My father expired in 2015. We have 3 plots of land I.e 1st with 14 cent, 2nd with 10 cent, and third with 16 cent and a big house (the cost of house itself is assumed as 50lakh and the value of each cent of land as 5lakh).I have an elder brother. We are two sons with our family living at the home with mother. Now we have to partition the ptoperty. Our decisions is
1. Elder brother takes 3rd property i.e 16cents with home
2. Younger brother gets two plots of land i.e 14cent and 10 cent
3. Mom can live at any home till death i.e either at existing home or the home that I have to create in future at 10cents. And wr both have to care mom.
But my brother is opposin this and he says there must be a clause in my asset that my mother has power to experience any profit generated from my asset. Indirectly he is saying that property cannot be sold out or the property is nontranferable. Whats the right way of partitioning this sort of property.
Learner
25 September 2016 at 11:59
Hi, My father owns a house. We have a society avantan Patra as only document for this house.Father pays house/property tax every year and have all electric/water and other bills on his name. However this house is not registered yet. We are living in this house from last 25 yeaes. We have a NOC from society also. Now my father wants to tansfer this house to my name(son). Could you please advice on what is the best way(less tax, less money and legal) for my father to transfer this unregistered property to his son? We approached society to figure out best way and society members and a lawyer. They suggested to first do society namantran(name transfer in society) and then directly do registration on son's name . No need to register this unregistered property on Father's name and then do the transfer. Is this correct ? Please help and provide best possible way to transfer this unregistered property of father to son.
Anonymous
25 September 2016 at 00:29
Hi,
My father owns a house. We have a society avantan Patra as only document for this house.Father pays house/property tax every year and have all electric/water and other bills on his name. However this house is not registered yet. We are living in this house from last 25 yeaes. We have a NOC from society also. Now my father wants to tansfer this house to my name(son). Could you please advice on what is the best way(less tax, less money and legal) for my father to transfer this unregistered property to his son?
We approached society to figure out best way and society members and a lawyer. They suggested to first do society namantran(name transfer in society) and then directly do registration on son's name . No need to register this unregistered property on Father's name and then do the transfer. Is this correct ? Please help and provide best possible way to transfer this unregistered property of father to son.
Shashi Kiran
24 September 2016 at 23:26
Hi. We had purchased an agricultural property in 2002.. The seller's A, B and C were brothers and it was part of their ancestral property. They were paid fair market price during transfer.
now daughters of A have filed petition at Civil court against their father, uncles and other owners to whom the properties are sold.
Since we had purchased property prior to 2005 ammendment can they still claim for their share.. Please guide
Ritesh Rathod
24 September 2016 at 17:44
My question is under Hindu succession act property of female or right of female in ancestor property is one of the same thing?
For example Mr A died without any will having a one house property. Mr. A has only 2 daughters i. e. B and C. C is also pass away withot will she have a 1 daughter and her husband as a legal heair.
Now Mr. A's property how divided between his 2 daughter one of them is died?
Ashish
24 September 2016 at 14:34
My society in mumbai is not giving me the noc to sell my own flat unless i pay them 75000 as welfare fund in the name of society. I have already agreed to pay 25000 transfer charges but can't pay any more. I need the noc for the buyer to get his loan disbursed. Pls help me out with this issue
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