Praveena
27 January 2016 at 12:55
Dear Sirs,
We do have 200Sq yards vacant non-agricultural land in hyderabad, Telangana in the name of my mother and we have put it on sale.
My Mother purchased the land from a developer who purchased it from a farmer under GPA and sold to various clients.
Now the buyer is insisting us for GPA or link documents which we donot have with us.
I have approached Registrar for Attested copies of GPA but he is rejecting my application stating that it is not possible to give Attested GPA copy.
Can anyone suggest whom do we need to approach to get GPA and link documents
Praveena
ALLU
27 January 2016 at 12:41
Hi,
My father would like to give his property in the TIRUPATI town :(A.P); to us(Two sons) as 50-50 share .
How can we proceed for that ?
1)will or 2)gift or 3)sale deed
Note :
Our house not yet registered , but we have been living since 20 years .
we have documents from approvals of planned layout from local authorities
Megha
27 January 2016 at 11:14
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am unmarried woman and me and my mother are living together. My mother does not have any source of living. I am doing a job and taking care of my mother and myself. My father has left the flat. My father died intestate at a very early age. At that time me and my sister were minors and hence my mother became the sole owner of the property. We sold that property before 27 years and took one flat. Now me and my mother want to sell the flat and buy a new property. Do we require my sister's consent to buy new property? Or is there any legal document we need to execute and get it signed by my sister to sell this flat?
pooja
27 January 2016 at 11:08
hello..
My friend have one shop taken on Paghadi 30 years ago.. shop was taken on Paghadi by his father and the main landloard is died and now my friend is paying rent to his son.
now the question is my friend want ownership of that property and landlord is asking for more amont than actully payble in this case.. and the 2nd question is can my friend sell this property to the 3rd party? than what will be the proceduare for the same.? and what will be the proceduare of if my friend want to give back the property to the landloard?
ganesh sabastian
26 January 2016 at 23:23
Sir, 3 people or parties purchasing agricultural land from other party and ownership should be there for 3 parties. and they are not family members.i want to know partition deed is inetiated directly or after registering sale or title deed.
please tell me what to do. i am also one of the party to the agreement.
sangeet singh
26 January 2016 at 15:17
My wife owned property in her name. though the purchase of the property was funded by me. he registered in my wife's name, now my wife is expired & i have 2 son, after 15 years death of my wife i have done second marriage. now my son say that after doing of my second marriage i am not shareholder of my expired wife property. and they are only 2 are the owner of his expired mother property. my question is they are right or not.....??
My Query:
1) after second marriage of me i am legal heir or shareholder of the property....??
(2) What are the steps to be taken by the transfer of property without any objection in my child.
Kindly advise.
anwesha chatterjee
26 January 2016 at 11:57
My grandfather had 2 properties.. 1 two storeyed building in salt lake in kolkata and another in south kolkata.. he had made a will which states that my grandmother will stay with her sons (my father and uncle) in the salt lake house and my aunt will be the owner of the flat in south kolkata..
he further mentioned that in the ground floor my father will stay with me and my mother and in the first floor my grandmother will stay with my uncle and after her demise my uncle will b the owner of the 1st floor. Now my grandfather passed away in 2015.. my father is not willing to stay in salt lake now. We have planned to give it on rent and stay somewhere else.
But my grandmother is saying that by the will we do not have the right to give it on rent but merely have a right to stay here. She claims to have the ownership rights and my father has a possession right only. She says she will be the owner of the entire property in salt lake. Further properties is salt lake are taken from the govt on lease. She further claims that the lease which was in my grandfather's name will become that of my grandmother now.
I want to know whether her claims are right or not.. just because it is written that my grandmother will stay in the property with both her sons gives her d ownership to the entire property? Because it is also mentioned that my father will stay absolutely in the ground floor.. if in boh the cases it is mentioned that they ( my grandmother and my father) can stay in the house then who will get the ownership to the ground floor?
NANDA LAL SAHA
26 January 2016 at 11:36
The gift deeds were registered in 2009 at udaipur sub register office,udaipur gomati tripura 799120 and applied for mutation from my uncle's part.my grandparents raised an objection against the mutation appeal.Accordingly authority (d.c.m)postponed the mutation till now.the next date fixed for the hearing at s.d.m.'s court on 30 th january 2016.but my query is that if there any provision of law to get back my grandparents property.that advise of the local lawyer there is no chance to cancel the deed as it was given and sign by the owner of the property.another lawyer told that the date of suit a case to cancel the said deed were over.according to him case must be registered with in 3 yrs from information of knowledge about the deeds.the witness are making.the deeds are sign by a commission mentioning that the commission was hold our own residence but it was false.All the matters are making
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
partition of family ancestral property
ancestral property belong to great grandfather is divided between my grand father and his brother two son in ratio of 1:1:1 but my father wants redivide into 2:1:1 because my great grandfather had two son only ...... but property is divided into three part. is there any legal action to settle this dispute .further property is not settle by any deed whether register or not ...