PRASHANT
09 January 2016 at 00:26
Dear
i have a query
. My grandfather had 20 bigha land in city
It was suceeded by my father n uncle no partition was done
As both family are not in touch have some dispute ..both party sells land to different parties
Now I think that my uncle share is over and he is selling my share as there was no partition. What shud i do?
He( uncle)sold some part of land to someone 10 days back and for daakhil Kharij that person
Approach ed court tehsildar..
I want to oppose it..so that mutations don't take place..please suggest
I want to cancel make void that sale deed too... Can registrar can't interfere in this..as its only 10 days..or i have to approach civil court for that...plz suggest
Thanks in advance
B.S.NARAHARI
08 January 2016 at 23:11
Respected Sirs
I purchased 1200 sqft residential land near Arisinakunte ( Nelamangala - Bangalore North) during March 2012. As the developer was known to me since 12 years of time, So i did not check any legalities.
Yesterday when i saw CDP plan 2015, the land registered to me falls in Green (Parks and open spaces/ sports / burial ground/ cemeteries / Burial grounds ).
My doubts are
1) How the land got registered in my name at Sub-register office during March 2012?
2) To-day i had been to stamp vendor and asked about the property hurdles. He says that still the site can be registered in another's name ( meaning Sale of plot ) but presently Khatha cannot be obtained to revenue residential layouts due to govt decision.
3) So i have options to deceive the innocent.
4) Currently I cannot ask the developer regarding genuineness of the property as very recently the developer lost his daughter in an accident.
5) Still how many people should get victimized of these registration issues. I mean govt should not encourage these kind of land use for registration and put people into dilemma.
6) Lastly if govt acquire my property can i claim for compensation or benefits from govt reaches the original land developer
Please advice me regarding the property.
Thanking you
Yours Faithfully
Narahari
Rafiq Yusuf kalsekar
08 January 2016 at 20:10
Respected sirs, gav a small farm in rajapur if ratnagiri dist in Maharashtra , there is no access road to my farm , only a pathway , even Tht is blocked wht they cultivate paddy in monsoon .
Usnt there a provision under the Maharashtra revenue act of 1966 kalam 143 ?
An application for the road us pending since 2014-15, no decision in sight , surrounding land owners refuse to attend dates.
Is there a past judgment regarding access road?
Will be grateful if some learned friend emailed it to me .
I am a retired person , walking 250mtrs many times during day is killing , not to mention night - Dont venture out at all. Stay alone on my farm ,
Plz mail copy of judgement to-raj.agro farms@gmail.com or rajimpexx@rediffmail.com
Thank-you
Srikanth
08 January 2016 at 20:09
My grandfather died in the year 2011, and left with 5 sons and 4 daughters. He also left with properties with his name and my grandmother’s name. Before he died, he did not prepare any will and grandmother still alive. After 3 years, my father expired (eldest son) and my mother is still alive. Now, the remaining 4 sons of my grandfather are separating, so they are asking my mother’s signature. Our family (my father, mother and two of my youngest brother and me) came out our grandfather family 20 year’s back. We have not separated from our grandfather family; however my father did an exchange deed, gave some property in his name in exchange of a house in the name of my grandfather to live. We are hearing that 4 of my uncles (my father’s brothers) they did a will with my Grandmother. Can I know how much property we (my mother or grandson) can claim the property. Can we get the full 1 share of the value of the property that is under my grandfather’s name? Can we also (either my mother or grandson) claim our grandmother’s property?
Karthik K
08 January 2016 at 01:07
Hi,
I live in Tamilnadu.What are documents needed for register General Power of Attorney ? Whether Photo is attached in GPA ?
Prinka Bhatia
07 January 2016 at 23:15
My question is regarding stay order. After my father in laws demise, his property was transferred to my mother in law by default. They have an Imitation Jewellery shop which is handled by my brother in law. My husband also used to be over there but my brother in law fought & removed him. Even we have our jewellery business wherein we do exhibitions but we are not allowed to get into the shop. My mother in law has also warned my husband that dare he enters her shop. But my question is - Isn't there a law wherein father's property has equal rights to all or it's the property's owner who can decide which son to keep & whom to discard. We r not asking for distribution of shop but just if even we can manage our business by getting a place in the shop. Or else both the brothers work together with equal share. Can we put a stay order on the shop in this case??
sudip Mukherjee
07 January 2016 at 20:00
the property is belongs to very old grandfather(expired). My father died on February,1992. Now my question is that whether my married sister has right on father's property including residential house. let me know your valuable advice on this context.
Sudip Mukherjee
Manish
07 January 2016 at 14:57
Is section 95A of mahda act applicable to redevelopment under section 33(7) of DC Rule..Any citation or circular thn pl give.Its urgent.
Pran
07 January 2016 at 13:41
Respected Sir/Madam,
There has been a recent clause addition to "The Hindu Succession Act 1956" where the Supreme Court said that, "Daughters cannot inherit ancestral property if father died before 9th September, 2005".
My query is that, is this clause applicable to the whole of India (including West Bengal) or only in some states ?
Recently, a person from the legal field told me that this clause has been enforced only in some states and not in west bengal, hence I am confused about the truth.
Kindly, anyone reply with the actual fact.
Thanks in advance.
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