Anonymous
05 April 2016 at 21:04
I am not comfortable with English so I am writing in Hindi. ek month pehle meri sister ke husband ki death ho gayi thi. meri sister ki shadi ko 4years ko gaye hain. unke 2 bachche hain. sister ki sasural wale bol rahe hain ki wo apne ghar Jaye. Hum ne Jo saman diya tha shadi ke waqt like jewelry, bike etc. uska kya hoga. or unke husband ke naam kch property bhi h kya wo meri sister or unke bachcho ki hai ya wo property unke sasural wale lenge. please tell me right decision according to Indian law. please help me as soon as possible.
somendutta
05 April 2016 at 19:02
Sir,
How to serching a land by computer before purchase ?
Note: The land situated at West Bengal.
Rakesh Kumar
05 April 2016 at 18:15
Below is the scenario:
Builder/Promoter: ABC Builder
Land owner: XYZ Family
Builder's Daughter Name: LEELA
Builder XYZ had reserved one flat for the land owner in the building constructed. After completion Society is formed with that flat shown as unsold. Few years later Builder Gifted the flat to his daughter (proper Registered Gift deed is done with stamp duty paid). After three years he obtains release rights with registered "Release deed" from the land owners for that flat. Builder is now passed away. So Daughter is now requesting society to issue share certificate on her name so that maintenance bill comes on her name as it is showing "landlord" on it now. Society is not issuing share certificate and raising a query saying Builder Gifted the flat before obtaining the release rights. He cannot do that. Secondly asking they need "no claim" and affidavit from all siblings on the flat, which I think not applicable in case of registered gift deed.
Question 1: Are the societies' excuses valid and what needs to be done to be become member in this cases? Can I submit a fresh application for membership and can they reject it?
Question 2: Society has put in application for Deemed Conveyance. Society might have shown that flat as unsold. Since it is registered (with stamp duty paid). Can they show it as unsold? Can daughter challenged the "Deemed conveyance" saying she has no been made member and there is dispute? How it will help?
Question 3: The hearing on the Deemed conveyance application is on 15 April. Does she have to put in her objection before this date or she can challenged it later?
Real issue is society is not making her member and asking to provide information on affidavit from all the heirs. They are verbally saying after deemed convenience hearing i.e. after 15tha april they will ask their lawyer and take it further. It's feels like they have some hidden agenda and not willing to make her member. They are thinking if she raises object against deemed conveyance on the hearing day it will get delayed. Please suggest, should she raise the objection saying there is flat in the society for which no share certificate is no share certificate issued by the society?
Besides this society is saying builder cannot gift a flat reserved and later obtain release rights from the land owners. So you need to registered new gift deed with no objection from all the heirs of builder. Is this a valid claim?
Thirdly, She is thinking of raising objection against "Deemed conveyance". Should she go ahead and put the objection against it on 15th April?
If she doesn't do it on hearing day i.e. 7th April, can "Deemed conveyance" can be challenged after that?
Tushar Thakar
05 April 2016 at 14:27
Hello experts,
I have an anceaters property in Morbi, Gujrat. While I stay at Jam nagar, Gujrat . Property is a bungalow. Its my ancestors property and so it belongs to my Uncle (Mama) and my mother. We have all relevant documents on our name too and taxes are also paid by us.
Also in panchayat type authority at Morbi, we have proved that it also belongs to us. We had earlier complain there the result of which was in our favour. But my uncle is giving us neither our share nor possession of half (our share) property.
My uncle and his family are staying there more than 2 decades.
Please advice me. Please let me know all the possible ways to rid of this problem.
Email : tushar_12333@yahoo.co.in
Anonymous
05 April 2016 at 00:10
My dad's a non farmer living in Surat. My mother is a farmer from U.P. Is it possible for me to buy agricultural land in Gujarat?
Harish
05 April 2016 at 00:04
My dad's a non farmer living in Surat. My mother is a farmer from U.P. Is it possible for me to buy agricultural land in Gujarat?
Shreyans M
04 April 2016 at 21:47
I am a tenant of 2 rooms in a pagdi system chawl. 1 room is in my name and other in my father's name. We have all the separate documents with regards to two rooms. Both rooms are joined/merged together and now there is only 1 common entrance to enter the room. I have converted 2 rooms into 1BHK type flat (Hope u all understood the scenario).
Our building is going into redevelopment and BMC officers are saying that we are entitled to only 1 room because there is only 1 entrance and we (i.e. myself and my father) are same part of family.
I wish to know whether I can get 2 rooms in new building or only 1??
Need judgments to that effect. If can help with that then it will be useful for me.
Thanks
Prasad
04 April 2016 at 18:07
Hi,
I am planning to buy a site in BDA approved layout in Bangalore from owner's share. I am planning to buy a part (30x40) of the site (60x56). Now I am wondering if I will get Khata for part site. And appreciate if some one can share the process and also how much it would cost?
Thanks,
Prasad
Rakesh Kumar
04 April 2016 at 18:05
Below is the scenario:
Builder/Promoter: ABC Builder
Land owner: XYZ Family
Builder's Daughter Name: LEELA
Builder XYZ had reserved one flat for the land owner in the building constructed. After completion Society is formed with that flat shown as unsold. Few years later Builder Gifted the flat to his daughter (proper Registered Gift deed is done with stamp duty paid). After three years he obtains release rights with registered "Release deed" from the land owners for that flat. Builder is now passed away. So Daughter is now requesting society to issue share certificate on her name so that maintenance bill comes on her name as it is showing "landlord" on it now. Society is not issuing share certificate and raising a query saying Builder Gifted the flat before obtaining the release rights. He cannot do that. Secondly asking they need "no claim" and affidavit from all siblings on the flat, which I think not applicable in case of registered gift deed.
Question 1: Are the societies' excuses valid and what needs to be done to be become member in this cases? Can I submit a fresh application for membership and can they reject it?
Question 2: Society has put in application for Deemed Conveyance. Society might have shown that flat as unsold. Since it is registered (with stamp duty paid). Can they show it as unsold? Can daughter challenged the "Deemed conveyance" saying she has no been made member and there is dispute? How it will help?
Question 3: The hearing on the Deemed conveyance application is on 15 April. Does she have to put in her objection before this date or she can challenged it later?
Whole idea is become a member (share certificate) on daughter's name. Please advise.
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Can a partition suit filed after 25 years
Hi every one
Mr. X have 4 sons (no daughters) he purchased property In the name of four sons jointly.
1 constructed house of 400 sq. yard and 3 acre of farm land market value of house was Rs.300 and farm land value was Rs 900 in 1960 . after the death of Mr. X in 1990 the four (son's) joint owners made a release deed for house and farm land and divided their property. They got transferred their share in their names as in the release deed. 2nd brother took house and others 3 divided the farm land. They all enjoyed the shares happly.
First and second brother died in 1996 and 1999(two are alive).
4th brother sold his share of farm land. Today the market value is different for those properties, house Rs.6 L and farm land each share Rs 16L
Now today in 2016 the son of 2nd brother who died in 1999 (house owner's son) says that the partition was wrong it should be divided again.
Now is their any chance of challenging that partition after 25 years.
it happened with my friend he is in tension he intend to sell his fathers share.
Plz help