mangesh kurup
23 May 2016 at 12:13
1) What is difference between Conveyance deed and Sale Deed?
2) In which case, the ownership gets transferred - Conveyance deed or Sale deed?
3) Was it mandatory to have Sale Deed or Conveyance deed registered? Say in year 1980s.
Chetu
23 May 2016 at 12:08
Hi experts,
Does 79A/B Karnataka land rules applies for daughter to take gift from father,currently daughter is staying at father house.
She has right to take 2acres of father own earned agriculture land through gift deed?
Please tell legal way of owning the father land by daughter
kavkaz
23 May 2016 at 10:02
On internet, where can I get the CC and OC certificate of my Mumbai based CHS.
Can you help me with an online BMC link.
Thanks.
Pinaki
23 May 2016 at 00:41
My Father and his elder brother co-own in Pune a plot with a house constructed on it.
This Plot had been purchased by my Grandfather.
This plot approx area 4000 sq ft is located in a housing society.
My father has been occupying first floor of the house for over 30 yrs. All these years he has paid the taxes, loan installments for the property as
his brother was not staying in it.
Now after 30 yrs, my Father's brother has entered the house and he is occupying ground floor of it.
Ever since he has started living in the house, he has started troubling us by all ways and means making our stay difficult.
We are planning to temporarily move out of the premises but only after securing the first floor which has been in our possession all
these years.
Request you to kindly answer below mentioned questions:
1.Since the plot is undivided, if we leave the possession of our first floor, can my father's brother forcefully take possession of it? If yes, what can we do to protect our first floor when we are not living in it?
2.Can partition suit be an option? Are we elibible to file it?
3. is these any other option available?
JaI
22 May 2016 at 23:59
After applying for LRS by paying 10,000/- by uploading the ULC Endorsement letter it was pointed out that the application has "shortfall" . The shortfall intimation mentioned that corrected ULC document must be uploaded. It was found that only Annexure had a typographical obvious error in plot no. (Say 102 vs 201 ).
Now why is this departmental error being pushed to the citizen for requesting the dept which committed error for correction? What are the timelines, who should be approached etx are not clear upon meeting the relevant offices. We are made to run from onevofficervto the other esp. those who are in leave or those who are eternally bust with meetings and conferences. Why do we see certain waiting rooms filled with haoless despondand people appearing to eternally waiting like beggars. I don't know how to make the officer concerned to institute the process of rectification of errorbon their part. To add to my woe, there is no information centre to guide people in the ghmc, wherin the ulc department is not apparantly seemlessly integrated..
Please tell me the course of action on my part.
Suraj
22 May 2016 at 21:04
Hi,
I have bought a Plot from a close relative in 2012 and paid him two cheque and rest in cash. We got the registry in 2012 and mentioned the details of payment as two cheque and rest cash in registrar office. Later the person returned the cheque and asked me to pay in cash which I did but did not take an affidevit or reciept (considering the close relation) of the above change. My relative got a conflict with me in 2014 and now we are in very bad terms and he threatened to get the registry cancelled. Once I discovered that he is trying to cheat me, I got the mutation of the property done as per process. He is now trying to file a case against me for saying that cheque never got realised and I did not have reciept of cash payment nor an affidevit of change in mode of payment for above said property. I need to know following:
1. Can he file such a case against me?
2. Will registrar get registry cancel even i had got the mutation done on my name?
3. As registry was done in 2012 and mutation in early 2016. Is there any timelimit for him to file any such case?
3. what action should i take to stop his cheating?
Thanks
Suraj
Chetan Sheth
22 May 2016 at 15:44
I have a commercial office space in an condominium formed under the maharastra apartment ownership act 1970. Do I have to pay any transfer fee on sale of my office to condominium. Is there a cap on fees to be paid on sale of property under this act ?? There is a cap of Rs. 25000 for flat transfer in register co op housing society. Is there any cap applicable in my case ??? Pls guide properly. Thanks. Chetan Sheth mumbai
Anand
22 May 2016 at 11:16
Cesc Refuses to privide ELECTRIC METER on the ground that there is no space to install new meter
I am a tenet and from kolkata. I reside in a three storey building from last 20 years and i want a separate electric meter in my name.
But CESC office said there is no space to install new meter where all meters of the building install.
My landlord construct the place where all meters are install in such a manner that no new meter can be install.
Please assist me.
Thanks in advance.
Sivakumar
22 May 2016 at 07:13
Sir I please don't leave this topic as repeated.
My date of birth is 25/04/1986
Is there any possibility Sir?
It is ancestral property.
Sivakumar. E, Age:30Place: Sengottai (Tirunelveli) Tamilnadu. My ancestors property (Grandfather's father's) was sold to an outsider in 2000 by my father when I was 14 years old. He signed on behalf of me without my knowledge. Then we( my mother, elder sister and me) shifted to Kerala later to Chennai. He died in Chennai in 2013. Last month I met my relatives and they informed about the property. I have collected the survey number and EC. The buyer sold the property in 2007. My father sold the property of 71 cents for 20000for his debt (without the knowledge of family). My sister is unmarried and converted into Christian. I want the property. Can I get my ancestors property back? Kindly guide me the legal possibilities and procedures..
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Purchase of agricultural land by non-agriculturist.
Hi,
Mother was a state Government employee and was retired, she was drawing a net salary of Rs.25,000/- at the time of her retirement.
She is a non-Agriculturist, but her father was agriculturist and his father name is appearing in RTC`s, who is no more now.
Whether my mother can acquire a Agriculture land in Karnataka, as per latest amendment to Sec.79A and B of Land Reforms Act, the limit has been enhanced to 2 lakhs to 25 lakhs per annum.
All children of my mother is married and living separately.
Request you to let me know, whether she can acquire a Agricultural land.
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Raghavendra.
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