Member (Account Deleted)
22 April 2016 at 13:18
Hello Sir,
i am planning file a partition suite against my brother to get it separated my share from the ancestral property.
property is on one survey number-4 acres.
after judgement given by the court,can i sell my share of property or my brother can appose by appealing in higher court?
Member (Account Deleted)
22 April 2016 at 12:02
hello sir,
we have 4.5 acres of agriculture land and one bore well and house site and a house in that house site, how much share my mother will get? i have one brother also and no sisters.
currently the land and house is pending status due to property allegations between my mother and brother as he is not agree to give any share to my mother,me and my brother both are software engineers and my mother is currently staying with me and i am bearing all her monthly expenses including medical expenses as she is a sugar patient.
can my mother get maintenance changes from my brother also with help of court?
Madhumita Roy
22 April 2016 at 10:34
Long story short:
**The property resides in West Bengal)**
I would be enlightened to hear what this community have to say regarding this matter.
yeteendra naidu
22 April 2016 at 01:55
Referring to a news item in yesterday's (21/04/2016) Times of India on the first page with headline "DAD CAN GIVE PROPERTY TO MARRIED DAUGHTER OVER SON AND WIFE": .S.C.".
Kindly throw some light on this, What was till now considered as Nominee was always portrayed as Trustee, with only part ownership rights, why all of a sudden this change and what is the fate of all those who did not get their full share as Nominees, Can they claim or recover their properties till now divided among other legal heirs of the family.
The recitation on the nomination form is no different from a "WILL" saying that "after my death all the shares and interests may be transfered to the nominees" witnessed by 2 witnesses and admitted by the co-op. society. Then why was this misinterpreted by lower Courts and Lawyers till now. Please analyse the SC judgemnt and educate us.
SAMEER
22 April 2016 at 01:05
hi sir/madam
I have a residential basement in delhi can I open a salon in residential basement
Alankar
22 April 2016 at 00:44
Hi, My father own a house in mumbai (rent is paid to BMC) FROM LAST 30 YEARS.everything that is Electricity bill, rent receipt is on his name. But my uncle(Father's brother ) wants to claim (legal heir)on property by name in ration card and also aadhar card on same address..He is not staying here but wants to make claim ., Is it possible for him to claim on property??
Anoop
21 April 2016 at 23:59
Sir mere dada ji bohot pehle expire ho chuke hain or unke 6 bhai or the jo sab property per ghar banwa ker reh rahe hain mere pita ji itne sikchit nahi hain ki wo batware ki baat ker pate kisi ne koi batwara nahi kiya sab alag apni marzi se jitna chah rahe hain zamin kabja kerke makan banwa rahe hain zamin kiske naam pe hai ye bhi nahi pata main hissa Lagwana chahta huin kya karun kaise karun please suggest.
Arka Foundation
21 April 2016 at 23:12
Dear Ld. Members,
‘A‘ title owner of a village land in Andhra, with permanent injunction from the local court. Now, this village falls under urban limits after break of Andhra Pradesh into two states
One of the fore fathers relative (of the 7th generation) and great grandson ‘B’ (Trespasser in this issue) from the same family of ‘A’ occupied 1/4th part of the A’s land and registered on his name.
Third party ‘C’ sold this 1/4th of the land secretly to ‘B’. This land was sold by ‘C’ claiming that this 1/4th of land bit belongs to him ( C ). And this bit was registered secretly on B’s name. This transaction was done without any legal documents
‘A‘ knew this after getting Encumbrance certificate from e-Seva . A, rechecked with registrar office but there are no documents in support of this transaction between B & C. i.e.
B have only registered document. C don’t have any document (rights) to sell but sold this to ‘B’
The registered document hold by ‘B’ has no validity. As such, before registering itself the A is having proper legal rights (decree) for that entire land bit from the Court.
Local Municipality announced scheme houses in our area. For this scheme house ‘B’ occupied 1/4th of our bit and trying to get a scheme house (applied for scheme and in PROCESS)
We went to local Police Station nearly 10 times to give a complaint on ‘B’. They are not taking any action and dodging the issue and saying that, ‘we, the POLICE have proper instructions from local Commissioner of Police not to enter into civil rights’
Further, Police also suggested us to file a case for Police Protection or any endorsement in the local civil court.
We went to our lawyer, he said he will file.
After few weeks, our lawyer says that, the Magistrate questioned him, how this petition (police protection) is maintainable, when the A is having proper decree permanent injuction.
Please enlighten what to do in this regard
Hema Neelakantan
21 April 2016 at 16:50
Said ancestral property is in the state of Kerala in the name of my mother's father who died in 1943. Property consists of houses , gold n other stuff , full details of which are not available with us. My grandfather had 6 children, 3 sons and 3 daughters. Of which, only the sons have inherited the property giving nothing to the daughters. Nor was any share given to my grandmother. The entire property was divided amongst the 3 sons only quoting some law saying that since the state of Kerala was not formed at that time, there was no law which said that daughters should be given an equal share in the ancestral property.
My question is, a)whether this is correct
b) whether the daughters n their legal heirs are entitled to their share in the ancestral property.
c) in case the legal heirs of the daughter's are entitled to a share, what is the right way to go about it.
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Our society which has been formed 1+yr ago is asking for the following documents for society membership.
Extract from Bye Laws, No. 19: Condition for Membership (Point no. VI).
19. (C) Conditions for Membership
a. An individual / applicant who is eligible to be the Member and who has applied for Membership of the Society in the prescribed form, may admitted as Member by the Committee on complying with the following conditions :-
i. Applicant has fully tendered the value of at least Ten shares of the Society, along with his Application for Membership;
ii. Applicant has paid the Entrance Fee of Rs. 100/-, along with the Application for Membership;
iii. Applicant has submitted the application as prescribed, of the particulars in regard to any house, plot or flat owned by him or any of the Members of his family, anywhere in the area of operation of the Society;
iv. Applicant has submitted undertaking in the prescribed form to the effect that he shall use the flat / unit for the purpose for which it was purchased by him;
v. Applicant has furnished an undertaking in the prescribed form, if he / she has no independent source of income;
vi. applicant has submitted, along with the application for Membership of the Society, a certified copy of the agreement, duly stamped and registered entered into by him / her/ them with the Promoter Builder or Transferor under Section 4 of the Maharashtra Ownership of Flats Act;
My questions are:
1) is this something which the society should be getting from the builder as part of the handover?
2)why is a certified copy of the agreement needed which has personal information? Who will be responsible in case there is a data breach which is a big concern these days?