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ritesh   14 March 2016 at 21:05

property

I purchased a flat.builder has done banakhat in which my and my wife's name is their.I took the loan and all document are with bank.builder will do the dastavage.I want to do my name only in database.is is itpossible.and what is the processor.s

sreenivas   14 March 2016 at 20:42

Non registered gpa executed in 2002 is valid?

HI Sir, We are planing to buy a property in Bangalore in which GPA was executed in 2002 to builder/developer name. The builder is trying to sell few remaining plots now. THIS GPA is not registered as there was no such rule that time(2002). Is this GPA valid now. Can we consider this GPA since it has been executed before 2011 SC order.

Anonymous   14 March 2016 at 19:43

Ownership not of Mahada property.

Hi,

I would need assistance to know how to escalate property allocate name not changed on Mahada property.

My grandfather purchased a mahada property some what in 90's after all the paperworks he also put the application I'm mahada office bandra to change the allocate name in record form seller name to his name and also paid the charges of ownership for that respective property.we do have the photo copy of DD for MAHAD as well as the receipt from mahada acknowledge under my grandfather's name along with amount paid to mahada for ownership of property.this was done in year 1999.
Later that year my grandfather expired and due financial hardship we were unable to pay yearly rent towards the mahada property neither we double checked in mahada if ownership and property name of transfered under my grandfathers name
But now we are in stable condition we thought of paying of the debt by clearing the rent along with interest. But when me and dad walked into Mahada office estate manager of our area checked in register for our property due and shocking thing was the property was still reflecting the previous allottee name.which was really shocking for us because that the one and only property we have as our home.
Now when we explained the entire thing to estate manager he ended of saying this to be checked by another officer seating on the same floor. We walked to her and she was like all the files for that area has been gone for scanning and its not possible to check any details until file arrives back. After literally pleading here she asks as to do different floor long with one office boy and check of the file is available to have a look into it. Finally we were able to find the file I'm scanning departments computer again it was with title of previous allottee and not my grandfather. We manage to get the soft copy of file to manager and after checking all details and document she agreed the ownership was paid by my grandfather and allottee name should have been changed to my grandfathers name and then she spoke to the estate manager stating ownership paper are reflecting under grandfather name and rent receipt should be under my grandfather's name.. Now that estate manager asked her to give it written about it so he can send details to his Sr. Office and make changes all this conversation between them was done in front of me and my dad.

Now situation is my dad has been to there office several time and she keeps on saying that she is waiting for letter from her superior sometimes she say that we should have kept a check On it right at start of the process and now she is like speak to the person who used handle our area year back. We are not coming to any conclusion.. Please help what can we do our further escalate it so we can get it fix everyone keep saying that u would need to bribe to get our work done were its there fault as they need made relevant updates. Please help can I do my father is really stress because of the same as it only property which we have got

HIMMAT DHUMAL   14 March 2016 at 17:19

Hakkasodpatra

my wife's hakkasodpatra is done in June 2015.

But my wife was not aware about that.In fact she do not know anything about this deed.
So can we file a case to cancel HAKKASODPATR deed.
Or can she get her share from fathers property?

Please help.

Anonymous   14 March 2016 at 17:17

Giving away my piece of share

We own 50% share in undivided property owned by our ancestors. 50% belongs to my grandfather and other 50% belongs to my grandfather's uncle..i want to know can we give away our share of 50% to municipality to make garden because the other 50% owners are not interested in developing this property..and the property is in between the city with residential on all four sides

Priyanshu Goel   14 March 2016 at 14:30

Ancestral property

• As per my Grandfather's Will (Registered), his two sons are the legal heirs (Surendra and Narender) equally .
• After that grandfather has given other property as his share to the Narender but neither Grandfather has changed the will nor any written agreement has been made.
• Both Surender and Narender is not any more.
• Now the son of Surender wants to take the ownership of property in his own name of Narender (As the possession of the property is in his hands for more than 20 years)
• Son of Narender
 Neither he wants to take the possession of the property
 Nor he is ready to sign the transfer documents
• Please provide some solution

SHASHIDHAR A   14 March 2016 at 13:10

Married daughter's rights on ancestor property

Respected Sirs, A development with regards to my friend query on ancestor property rights of his wife.

Now, my friend's spouse's step mother has given an ultimatum to vacate the premises in B.Lore where my friend’s family is staying. To be specific, my friend is acting as a care taker of his F-in-L property in B.Lore as his in-laws stay in Mysore.

His F-in-L has ancestor property in Mysore. Due to pressure from his wife (3rd wife), he has completely transferred the ancestor property to his wife (who is a step mother of my friend's wife). He has registered the property in his wife name without consulting his only daughter.

After ultimatum to vacate, my friend had requested his in-laws to give permission to stay in B.Lore property till 2018 due to his daughter education. However, both especially his Step M-in-L has rejected the request upfront and asked them to vacate immediately.

They also came to know that, the step mother is behaving cruelly and harassing her Father in not allowing his daughter to stay in his self-acquired property of B.Lore. Now they have decided to vacate the premises during April/May 2016 post his daughter's exams

My friend is now exploring the possibility to sue his F-in-Law or to make him to understand that what he has done with his ancestor property is not legal. Because, he has transferred his ancestor property without consent of his real daughter nor giving a share in his ancestor property.

His questions are:

1. Can his wife sue her Father for not providing a share in ancestor property?

2. Can she sue on the ground of STEP MOTHER Treatment? And not doing justice for his daughter

3. Can she sue her STEP MOTHER for disturbing the love and affection between her and her Father. However, no evidences available to prove this.

4. Are there any other grounds to sue her Father and STEP MOTHER Kindly help. Thanks a ton in advance. Shashidhar A

Sreedar   14 March 2016 at 11:53

Power of attroney

Dear Sir,

I am an NRE and have issued a POA to my Father in Law who is going to sign an initial sale agreement as I cannot travel to India now. I have already send the POA attested by the Indian consulate. But the buyer is insisting to Adjudicate the POA to make it valid. As this POA is only for the initial sale agreement to get an advance amount from the buyer and the buyer will use this agreement to avail the loan from the bank. Kindly advise if the POA need to be Adjudicate or can this be done by the notary to make it valid. We look forward to hear from you soon. Regards/ Shankar

Ashwini   14 March 2016 at 00:37

Meaning of pre deceased

Section 32 of Hindu succession Act defines Class I heirs as daughter of Pre-deceased son..
Do they mean grand daughter while still the son (i.e. father ) is still alive .
Pre means before.. so it means before the death of the father.. so they mean grand daughter ?