Anonymous
16 September 2016 at 10:01
When my father bought our house, it was outside the Nagar nigam limits. After formation of the state of Uttarakhand, it came under Nagar nigam. My father expired few years back, now for transferring the ownership when we got the latest khasra, our land is shown as abadi.
Is it ok to go for registering of property, so that in future we can sell it or use it for obtaining a bank loan.
Thank you.
sasi
16 September 2016 at 00:20
Hi,
We did a sale deed in 2011 and one of the sellers daughter was not signed the original sale deed at that time. After consultation with the SR(Sub Register), he suggested to go for Consent deed. We did consent deed recently I noticed there are typo and grammatical errors in the forming the sentences. But the Name of the seller, buyer, Survey number , original Sale deed reference and schedule all are correct and do not notice any factual errors.
Here is the 3 errors I noticed,
1. THIS DEED OF CONCENT IS MADE AND EXECUTED AT.....
QUESTION --> Typed Concent instead of Consent
2. The party of the FIRST PART was not in the station at the time of the registration of the property and the FIRST PART party was not signed the SALE DEED document (put sale deed details), as MrsJayamma share the property by ancestrally means.
The party in the FIRST PART and the original sale deed executers already received their proportionate share of the sale proceeds with respect to the schedule mentioned property and the is no any consideration paid during this Deed of Consent.
As the SECOND PART party requested me to give full consent with respect to the above sale deed and now, I am giving full consent to the above said Sale Deed (put sale deed details) through this consent deed and I have no objection and rights in any means for the below said property.
QUESTION --> I noticed "(put sale deed details)" supposed to be removed in the sentence and they left it like that.
3. As the SECOND PART party requested me to give full consent with respect to the above sale deed and now, I am giving full consent to the above said Sale Deed (put sale deed details) through this consent deed and I have no objection and rights in any means for the below said property.
QUESTION--> I am not sure this is right way of forming the sentence.
Please let me know it causes any issues in the future.
Thanks
Shashi.
Manohar
15 September 2016 at 23:56
Dear Sir,
I writing to request some advice on family Tree.
In my family, my grandma's and grand father had two childrens, one son and one daughter, my father has given sufficient amount of share in property and also some cash, after my fathers death, my aunty started troubling me, after negotiation I also gave some money and obtained release deed.
Now I need family tree for some katha change, do I need to mention my aunty, (sister of my father) in family Tree. Can I exclude her as she already relinquishes her rights on property, thru registered release deed.
If we mention her name in family tree, village accountant asks to get her sign, so to do sign she demand money.
If any Claus available on the family Tree please quote. Please advise.
Thank you,
Manohar.
Anonymous
15 September 2016 at 22:48
I am bachelor 25, living with my joint family in which my parents, and one eldest married brother(a wife,2 sons and one daughter) and 2 elders married sisters are.
My father (age 65) is the only heir of my grandfather property (one house and lands) and my father sold some part of this lands and acquired some other land.
At this time my father's properties ( one house other than my grandfather's house and lands other than my grandfather's land) are. But all immovable properties are in the name of my father.
My mother also has some land in the name of her that is got from her mother's heir.
My questions are
1) my father's /grandfather's properties ancestral?
2) my married sisters the heirs to take equal share as me and my brother have in my father's and my mother's properties.
3) my father's owned properties whether acquired or transferred by my grandfather, the sole and independent owner to take decision as he please.
Please provide very relevant laws and details about the distribution of that properties whether it is of my father's and my mother's properties or transferred through by my grandfather to my father.
Thanking you sir
Mohammed Rizwan Shaikh
15 September 2016 at 17:00
Dear Experts,
A partnership firm comprised of 3 partners Mr. A, Mr. B and Mr. C having their in proportion of 40:30:30. At the time of formation of the said partnership in 2005 and execution of Development Agreement in respect to the development of the land at Malad, Mr. B and Mr. C were not aware that Mr. A had the liability of Rs. 11 cr in respect to the royalty for the excavation of Mines and Minerals from the land situated at Dahisar. In 2012, the learned Tehsildar issued a Demand Notice on the firm for the recovery of Rs. 11 Cr from Mr. A, subsequently the partnership firm filed WP in the High Court wherein the Hon'ble Judge ordered to deposit 3.5 cr, pursuant to this order and APPEAL was filed and it was admitted. Moreover, the Hon'ble Judge had ordered not to take any coercive steps against the Petitioner. Recently, Mr. B and Mr. C learnt that the Tehsildar through his letter to the Talathi directed to incorporate BoJA on the particular Survey No.
As the matter is subjudced and there is lis-pendency, can the Tehsildar pass an internal order to mutate the entry for incorporating the boja on the said survey no?
Do the partners need to mention the issue before the Hon'ble Court?
Why the other partners should pay for the liability of other partner? Any citations would be really helpful.
What action can be taken against the Tehsildar?
Regards,
Rizwan Shaikh
N.B.Lal
15 September 2016 at 11:43
Can a teacher residing in a residential property owned by him, also run his classes in basement of the same property in Noida?
Is any specific permission required for the same?
Ananda Yogi
15 September 2016 at 09:00
FACTS :Rented property in Delhi. Given on rent for Rs. 15000/- per month under unregistered lease agreement for 11 months.Tenant stopped payment of rent after three months. Case filed under section 138 for the bounced cheques.During cross examination, tenant has taken the plea that transaction of the tenant is with the wife of landlord because three cheques were cleared in the name of wife of the landlord. Cheques (duly mentioned in lease deed) given by tenant were blank in name column and by mistake wife put her name in the cheques instead of her husband who is owner of the property and who has executed the lease deed. Further, it is mentioned here that immediate prior to the present lease deed, there was rent agreement between my wife and father in law of the present tenant.In the previous rent agreement, the present tenant has issued cheques of rent on behalf of his father in law.
In the rented property, presently father in law of the tenant is living. One month notice for vacating the flat and premature terminating the rent agreement was issued to the tenant. During the process of vacating the rented property, notice was also issued to the father in law for illegal possession of the flat.
Questions :
1. Whether eviction suit complainant should be landlord only (who is also the owner of the property) who has executed the lease deed Or wife of the landlord should also be made complainant because of the plea taken by the tenant in the case filed under section 138 ( refer my above facts). What are pros and cons in both the situation?
2. Whether father in law, wife and children of the tenant, i.e. all the family members who are living in the house should also be made defendants/party in the case or suit should be filed against the tenant who has signed the lease deed. what are pros and cons in both the situation?
Anwar Shaikh
15 September 2016 at 01:01
Dear Sir,
I took a flat on rent with 11 month agreement next month my agreement will over and my landlord want vacant his flat. But I want to extend agreement but he didn't want. My agreement not registered as per maharastra rent Act, only agreement on 500 stump paper with 11 month.
I need a any legal so I can extend my agreement or any other support their my landlord can't vacant that flat
Kishor Hajare
14 September 2016 at 23:25
Dear Experts,
My client brought a property at mumbai from builider in the year 2013 by paying entire consideration. The possession was handed over to my client however surprisingly in the year 2015 the Bank served a notice u/s13 of SARFEASI ACT against my client stating the builder mortgaged the property in the year 2012 with them. The mortgage deed was not registered. At the time of purchase my client took search and issued public notices but nobody came forward but now bank claiming the property. Bank has also obtained the possession order from CMM. I have filed Securitisation Application before DRT against Bank and builder. What should else i do to protect my clients right title intereat in the said proerty. Please guide.
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Sale and registration of dc agricultural land in tamil nadu
Sir,
I am member of Lawyers club of India, Sir, if you advise us on below query it will be helpful to us;
Myself T Ramraj belong to Tamil Nadu. We are farmers and belong to SC Community. Near to our agricultural land, neighbor is interested to sale agricultural DC land of 2.2 acre to us, he also belong to SC community. Can we buy and registrar the agricultural dc land. Recently we heard DC land should not be registered. Please clarify
Thanks,
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T Ramraj
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