murugan
31 August 2016 at 09:35
My father want to do settlement of his house about fifty lakhsto to my mother and after her demise the property should go to me. I am yielded son. I have two sisters and one younger brother. Thanks. Murugan
Pradip Kumar Dutta
31 August 2016 at 01:41
My married daughter purchased a flat after marriage out of her income from salary.now she wants to sell the flat for want of fund
Can I being the father purchase the flat?
P k dutta
Pradip Kumar Dutta
31 August 2016 at 01:38
My married daughter purchased a flat after marriage out of her income from salary.now she wants to sell the flat for want of fund
Can I as a father purchase the flat?
Dilshad vp
30 August 2016 at 22:34
My father acquired a property about 25 years ago from three co-owners (by inheritance ) out of total eleven co-owners. However while making transfer deed only ten co-owners signed. The co-owner who didn't signed the document had run away (man missing) when he was a child (about 12 years old), and that is more than 50 years ago now.
While we trying to construct a house in this same property local authority not given the permit as one of the co-owner not signed transfer document. Construction work is still pending since 6 years.
Now how I can find a leagel solution for this?
Is it mandatory the signature of that missing co-owner?
How we can change transfer document right now?
What are the leagel procedure we have to take for solving this issue?
Anonymous
30 August 2016 at 20:23
We have dkt land in Andhra Pradesh, I need to converse that land for msme industrial purpose, I am willing to pay any development fees such as
Mahesh
30 August 2016 at 13:25
Hi,
Few years ago I bought a flat in Thane with my father as co-borrower. I also have a home loan on flat with my father as co-applicant. However, I am the only one who is paying the home lone.
I lost my father few years ago and as per my understanding following are the legal hairs of my father
1) My fathers mother(I lost her too after my fathers death)
2)My 2 sisters
3)My mother.
None of above are interested in my flat. But my bank wants me to change the flat to my name for top up loan.
Now what is the procedure to transfer the flat on my name. Am I required to pay any fees to government.
Regards,
Milind
Sahil jaitly
30 August 2016 at 13:19
Hi This is sahil Jaitly .My question is can bank will consider the ancestral property whose possession is completely with us as a collateral security while giving the education loan or not? if not then how can i make free that property from all the other persons who are having share in that property in case they are not willing to negotiate ....and already settled in other places of india.
mitendra
30 August 2016 at 07:58
hi
in 1960 my grand father purchase agriculture land and make entry in revenue records .documents are also registered at registrar office
after that this property transferred to my fathers name at 1968 , entry is also available in revenue depart,
before couple of years after fathers death i apply for name transfer to me and my mother BY 'VARSAY' process at Mamlatdar office with all necessary documents as regular all other people do through lawyer.
at that time one person give application to oppose this process and Objection is "he said his father is Ganot at that land at 1960 and before 1960,which is mention in old records,so he said property cant transferd to our name,
from 1960 to Till Todays We check every Revenew records and found in all documents like 7-12,from 1960 in all records land is In our NAME.OUR KABJA,and OUR FARMING
and from that time we Farming on this land This is also Clears Mension in all Revenew depp records ,
My lawyers says dont worry his application will rejected as we are owner of land from 1960 and we are farming from 1960 so property will transfer to our name.
plz give me advice in this matters
What says Ganotdhara Rules in this case
can any one produce is right as his father or for fathers ganot before so many years.
Joydip
30 August 2016 at 00:05
My mother owned the property from last 40years, since it was bought. 8 years back she gifted the property to two daughters. But in gift deed by mistake she put clause.... That ; the property can't be sold further or gifted or transferred. Our financial situation now demands sell of the said property. We all agreed & want the sell to happen.... Property now registered in name of daughters. (1) How the sell can take place. (2) can that conditional deed can be cancelled ... ( under section 10 / or senior citizen act or .. ) (3) cancellation of deed : Can it be done without going case in court ??? Will it be valid ??............ Plsss guide us . Its dammmn urgent. Plss guide
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Hntda approval
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