jafar
29 February 2016 at 15:38
I am a married women and my religion is Muslim. I have 3 brothers. Property is with my mother's name. My mother is died now but father is still alive. My brothers are not giving share in my mother's property. So I have few questions below please reply me as soon as possible.
1- Is there any share of me in the property? if yes then how many percentage.
2 - is that property automatic transfered to my father because he is still alive? if yes and if father denies to give the share then in that case is there any law to get my share in the property? If yes then How many percentage?
Neeraj prajapati
29 February 2016 at 11:27
Sir mere dadaji ke 2 bete hai . bade wale ke 2 beta hai aur chhote wale ke 3 beta hai. Dadaji ji ne apne chhote bete ke tino beto ke nam vasiyat kar diya hai. Aur dadaji ab nahi rahe. Kya ab unki property par bade beta ka hak nahi hai. sir jo vasiyat hai wo original hai ya duplicate ye kaise pta chalega.
sachi
29 February 2016 at 11:23
An ancestral property transfers through a single legal heir NOC and transfer the property in my name. And my name added in share certificate now what is the procedure for further no problem in future from this single legal heir
SHASHIDHAR A
29 February 2016 at 10:05
Dear Sir's.
Have a query with regards to Property Rights of a Hindu grand child.
1. X has a inherited property from his ancestors in Mysore. This property has donated by erstwhile Maharaja of Mysore to X's ancestors and he got his share and constructed a house on his share.
2. Same X has a house in B.Lore which is a self acquired property.
X has only Daughter from his 1st Wife. Post death of 1st wife, he re-married. Unfortunately, she too passed away after some time. But he did not have any children from his 2nd wife. Again X married for 3rd time and she is surviving now and do not have any children from 3rd Wife.
At present X is survived by his 3rd Wife. Only Daughter and the only Daughter's has only one child again a Daughter.
The query is, whether X's Daughter and his Grand Daughter will have any rights, on his ancestor property or self acquired property.
If X decides to give his both ancestor and self-acquired property only to his 3rd wife. What rights do the Daughter and Grand Daughter will have on X's properties. If yes, and if either Daughter or Grand Daughter do have a share in X's property, how to claim it and under what Act's they can claim.
Request to share your views on the same. Thanks a ton in advance.
Shashidhar A
MUKUND DHOTE
29 February 2016 at 09:46
Builder enter into agreement to with six buyers even he is not a sole owner for the plot
He continued the constrcution accouring to terms fo the construction delay it prolongffor Two year and sold out five duplex house to third party with help of Plot owner as Plot instead of the Houses, where in our Builder singed his signature as witness.
we are one of the victim as buyers where in 12.26 lacs paid for the construction remaining amount Rs.1.25 lacks to be paid at the time of the registered sale deed and possession.
Third Party asked to pay full cost Rs.29 lacks denied to enter into the Registration of the sale deed and.
We have approached to the cnacellation of sales Deed registered fradulently as plot of the Five Duplex House Build,in 10.12 lcka consideration amount, Five Buyers already beend approximatley 90 Lacs to constrction to the builder,
Can Regiering authority ahs power to cancel the earlierdeed registered as misvlaualtiona dn misrepresetation by the selle & buyers.
we approahed to the Distict Consumer Forum to specific Performance and notice served to the third partoy who has in possesed our duplex House on 08/01/2016 along with , Builder and plot owner too, but third party sold out the our Duplex House to fourth Party even noice served to third party and not disclsoe it while regisereing the sale deed with fourth Paty on 02/02/2016 befoer the Jt SUB Registrar Class II, is this not a contempt of the Court? is not mandatry to disclose about the notice served by the Distrcit consumer court befoer the Registering authority while registration? is this a nother frud befoer registration authority? can we challange to cancel the sale deed registerd 02/02/2016 with Registering authority?
laxmikanth
28 February 2016 at 23:34
A Hindu male has a wife and three daughters. All the daughters were got married and settled. After that he died intestate on 25.3.1985 leaving his self acquired property. His property was mutated in the name of his widow in the Grampanchayath Records. She alone sold out the same to Mr.X. Later all the three daughters accepted the alienation made by their mother by giving an affidavit attested by an advocate. Can Mr.X get a perfect and undisputed title?
anand
28 February 2016 at 21:02
Sir,
Kindly let me know the procedure for transfer of mhada flat in mumbai to all legal hiers i.e Wife, Son and two married daughters. The rights to be equally transfered.
sakyan
28 February 2016 at 18:59
I purchased a flat in bibvewadi, pune in 1996. I paid a stamp duty of INR 2,520/- during that time but my flat was not registered. Now the society is demanding Index-2 of my flat which is available only if the property is registered.
What should I do now? Is there any scheme where I can directly register my flat or I have to pay the stamp duty at the current market rate?
Please help.
zubair shaikh
28 February 2016 at 14:28
Hi,
I want to mortgage my flat for loan purpose, the builder is demanding for 100000 Rs of NOC. Can he demand money as per law? If not then Plz reply what are the sections which he is violating.
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Partition of minjumla agricultural land
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