Stephen
13 April 2016 at 09:48
Dear Experts,
I have 2 part query on...
1st Part: - One of my friend who got cheated by owner who sold a land with wrong katha and appointed me as POA. Now after gathering all evidence filed complaint with police and have FIR against the cheats however while interacting with Police is the police expected to do negotiations with cheat owner and POA OR cheat owner + my friend who got cheated OR cheat owner + my friend + myself an POA.
2nd Part: - If the negotiations dosent work out what is the legal course I (POA) and my friend need to take to recovery the money. i.e should we file any case in court... please provide some guidences on documentation,cost of court fees and timelines it would take to get this case resolved.
Appreciate all your expert views/opinion/guidance.
Regards
Boaz
Soni
12 April 2016 at 20:58
Hi...I am planning to buy a gram panchayat property in mumbai located at belapur. The property is under construction. I want to know what all documents should I check/demand from builder before buying the property. Please advise
Ashish Sharma
12 April 2016 at 19:48
Dear All,
Request your expert opinions to my query.
I am in the process of getting a Gift Deed executed for transfer of a flat (in Mumbai) from my aunt (Donor) to my father (Donee). Ours is a complicated cases with old litigations (all of which are now resolved) and missing original documents (as this is a very old property).
As per my understanding the Gift Deed is generally a straight forward agreement of transfer between the two parties. However, the society is requiring addition of all the past litigations and issues that the flat was subjected to. I don't think this is required.
a) Do I need to have these added? Can the society restrict the transfer of the flat at a later stage if these specific recitals are not added?
b) Is there a downside to adding these recitals?
Best regards,
Ashish
Deepak Agarwal
12 April 2016 at 14:12
Sir,
This is in relation to stamp duty paid on flat and the agreement not been registered in Mumbai
Breif
My father has purchased flat from the 1st owner (there is 2 page sale agreement between 1st owner and builder, executed in 1981/82 and this agreement is not stamped and also not registered, as far as my knowledge, the stamp duty is applicable from 10.12.1985 and the buyers are registered flat only in case of any financial assistance taken from Bank) in Aug-1986.
The total agreement value approx. 1.38 lacs and stamp duty paid approx. 13000/-, but I am unable to locate document related to registration. In nut shell, I presume that the document is not registered by my father due to lack of knowledge.
Query
1. Is there is way out to locate registration details, if my father has registered agreement
2. If not, if we are going to register agreement today, whether stamp duty is applicable on current valuation of flat as per ready reckoner
3. If yes, pl suggest way forward to prevent to pay additional stamp duty on the current valuation, as this would be additional burden on us
Regards
Deepak Agarwal
Dhairya
12 April 2016 at 10:23
Sir, i want to give my commercial property on rent. The person taking on rent wants to do a wholesale food and drug/medicine business. He says that it is mandatory to have leave and license agreement for 5 yrs to obtain food and drug license agreement from FDA. Will it be fine to do this 5 yrs agreement with him? And what care should i take while making this agreement.
Naveen Kanth Dasari
12 April 2016 at 10:10
Hello Experts,
My query is regarding Execution of WILL.
The facts are:
My Maternal Grandmother Owns a Residential House and at present we reside in it and at present my Grandmother died and before her death she has executed a WILL bequeathing it in favour of my son and she has also stated in the WILL that the Residential House shall be bequeath to my son and I & my own mother can only have the right to enjoy the property but we cannot sell.
Now the point is my son is 5 yrs Old and we want to sell the house as the locality is not good for his up bringing, but the problem is as my Maternal Grandmother has executed a WILL bequeathing the property on my son's name I am unable to sell, because after selling the property I can only buy a new house with that money. So can i sell the property as a Guardian. Plz suggest me.
Note: My Maternal Grandmother has only one daughter and that is my mother, and my mother is alive.
Thank You.
mohamedrafi
10 April 2016 at 22:21
A relative sold his property on certain conditions for payment . The close relative who purchased the property got it registered by way of gift deed to avoid stamp duty which I was against. After paying the money one part payment is due from the relative (buyer)which he refuses now to my relative. The relative who sold acquired the property by way of family partition.
Can my relative or his children file a suit to recover the balance payment due? Pl help.Thank you.
Jasvinder singh
10 April 2016 at 19:39
Sir i hv shops in jammu n i want to give it on rent so pls tl me dat wat typ of agreement is better n future proof to evict tenants at tym
SWATI
10 April 2016 at 17:54
I have bought a property sometimes back in Gujrat. The property comes under a society. The society was registered in 1988 at Registrar office of Gujrat under Bombay Non Trading Corporation (NTC), Act 1969 . My property sale deed was exeuted and registered in the Gujrat. Later, I observed that in the sale deed it is written "the society was registered in 1988 under Gujrati Non Trading Corporation Act, 1961"
In stead of 'Bombay' it is written 'Gujrati' and act '1969' it is written '1961'. Rest of all like society Registration number, name, date are correct. The sale deed was executed 1 year back. Will there be any problem in future? Kindly advice me.
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