keethu
27 March 2016 at 17:59
Hi,
This is srikanth from Chennai, I have entered into an agreement for absorbing shop for rent on April 6th 2015 with a renewal period of 11 months ,and it also claims that both the parties should give three months notice for cancellation of agreement.
Due to personal issues, I have asked the owner not to renew the agreement and I am planning to close . So I orally informed on 09.03.2016 that I am vacating the rented portion and also in writing. At this point of time, owner conveyed that I have to stay for rent for three months as per agreement and also telling that I have to vacate the portion if he gets the suitable party for rent , without giving any prior notice.
My required clarifications from you :
Generally agreement means both parties will benefit.
In my point, the owner is asking me for three months to stay or rent payable by me . But at the same time, when the owner gets any party, it is possible for him to ask me to vacate immediately without giving any notice.
At the same time, I asked owner that if I am vacating the portion immediately,that he can pay the advance amount, for this he tells that he cannot pay the amount, and he can pay only after three months or he will pay advance amount once he gets from new party.Is it right
Apart from that please tell me that caution deposit of Electricity Board for 2nd year has to be paid by tenant or landlord
or give me clear idea on this subject
Srikanth
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adv.bharat @ PUNE
27 March 2016 at 16:42
Sir older brother acquired X property through his effort and hard work. But while registering the document of that property he entered his younger brother & his wife as co-owner of that property. Now older brother wants to remove his brother & bhabi name from this property. How can he proceed?
1) Take Gift Deed from brother & Bhabi?
2) Take Relinquish Dedd from them?
3) Take release Deed from them?
In order to avoid future consequences what is the best solution for him?
Plz guide.
Anusha
27 March 2016 at 11:37
I have recently (3months back) registered ancestrally property through gift deed can I sell now what does the property law say and wht abt tax implications
A.Bose
27 March 2016 at 11:31
Is the Supreme Court judgement in regard to prospective effect of Hindu Succession Amendment Act, 2005 applicable in case of property in West Bengal?
For simplicity, please assume the following.
Mr.A died in 1999. He has 4 children, two sons and two daughters(both of them got married before 1999). Mr. A had a house property in west bengal(covered by dayabhaga) and it has not yet been registered to anybody's name after his death. Whether the daughters have rights on this property? or whether the property belongs to the two sons only?
Regards.
Pravin
27 March 2016 at 10:05
Sir I recently purchased a property in Maharashtra and the registration process is completed but the stampduty payment was made with some incorrect detail such as the name was written as Mohanraj instead of Mohanlal but the pan no was correctly written and all other details are correct. The agreement also contains correct details.
Is the situation is of worry if yes what is the remedy.
Sri Rushikesh
26 March 2016 at 14:40
Dear Experts,
One of my uncle(friends father) registered property by gift deed to his 2 daughters without intimating to my friend.The property was a building with 3 floors & self acquired by my aunt who got expired 2yrs back due to some health problems. A 10/- Rs stamp paper is available with my uncle mentioned that the property was purchased by my aunt some years back No registration was done in the name of my aunt at that time purchasing.Ground floor was registered to small daughter, 1st floor was registered to 2nd daughter & 2nd floor was unregistered, Still now his daughters are leaving in the same city in a rental accommodation & are not occupied the property by any one, the whole building was given on rent & rent was collecting by my uncle.One more thing after registering the above mentioned property the gift deed registration documents was collected by uncle and kept with him & atleast a xerox copy is not given to his 2 daughters, No specific conditions are mentioned by my uncle in the gift deed. My friend in residing in different city by doing a private job.After completion of registration a application was given in municipality enclosing reg documents copies to name change in property gifted to his 2 daughters.Due to some reasons the names are not changed in municipality records.But now due to family mis-understandings and quarrels between my uncle and his small daughter now my uncle wants to cancel the gift registration.
Now My queries are:
1) What are the rights of my uncle to cancel the gift deed?
2) What are the right of my friend to avail the property share?
3) What are the rights of uncle's daughters in the property, after gift deed registration?
4) Is it possible to revoke the gift deed registration by my uncle, which the property was not self acquired/ earned by my uncle?
5) Is it possible for my friend to take any legal steps to avail property share rights now?
6) Last question my uncle want only to revoke the gift registration of his small daughter is it possible?
SK
26 March 2016 at 14:04
I reside in Mumbai & wish to buy a flat in Banglore. There are few things I wish to know.
1. What documents shld I check with the seller before buying the flat (in both cases New/Resale)
2. In case of new sale when shld I get OC from the builder?
3. In case of resale & new property thru which source will I know if the property is clear in all terms or not?
4. Would things differ if I buy the property vide loan?
5. Does the bank play any role in authenticating the documents & clear title
mukesh goyal
26 March 2016 at 11:19
My father was brought a house, we are 2 brother. Now my father and brother has been expired. My brother has one son only.Now we want to sell this house.
Can minor share sale by his mother.
How much time to be taken by civil court to grant permission to sale his share by his mother.
On what ground court given permission to sale his share by mother
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Common passage
There is this common passage shared by members of 2 separate homes. One day one member claimed that the common passage is not actually "common" but belongs only to them.
The second home members also claim that they have legal documents that prove that they also have a share on the passage.
Where to get the original(genuine and authentic) plan, preferably from some government body that will permanently resolve this issue?