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Rajaram Bansode   31 December 2015 at 00:25

Gift deed

Whether gift deed is valid other than blood relationship

dhananjaya L   30 December 2015 at 18:21

Transfer of property

To transfer property of father brothers to me

Satwantsingh Dharivala   30 December 2015 at 15:09

Lease Agreement

Sir,
I want to know that can anyone transfer the lease Agreement from one person to another before completion of the lease period???

bhavya   30 December 2015 at 13:36

Dealership

If a person have a petrol pump dealership as in individual capacity then can be s/he become proprietor/partner/director of another outlet dealership at other place/location/state under same corporation (IOCL/BPCL/HPCL).Is it valid in eye of law ?

And what is effect of if any company/partnership firm have multiple dealership in same corporation, are those invalid or forged ?

Renjith   29 December 2015 at 23:14

Father's bank loan debt

I am facing one serious concern from the bank, that my father had taken a loan from Canara Bank in 2005 for business purpose. unfortunately collapsed all the business and it turned to become his death as well. We were living rented house and studying as well at that time. I got a job in gulf after and i bought a house in my name.Recently(after 10 years)bank manager came to our house and talking about fathers debt and warning us that the liability will recover from our house. is it possible? i didn't get any fathers property (he lost everything in his business) i bought it myself? Kindly advise me what to be done in this situation

ankit tiwari   29 December 2015 at 22:10

nana ke ghar ke bare me

Sir mere nana ji ke 4 betiya hain.aur unka koi bhi beta nhi tha.....mere nana ji expire ho gye hain...aur meri nani mera yah ghar mere nam me krwana chahti hain lekin jamin ke kagjat mere mausa ji ke pas hai......toh hame kya krna hoga jisse ki nani yah ghar mere nam me kar de...(sir my grandfather had 4 daughter and 0 son...my nana has got expired...my grandmother wants to give this home to me...but my uncle keep all the documents of this home....so plese tell me what should i do for this?)

Manoj Ahuja   29 December 2015 at 18:37

Provisional noc for loan transfer

Hello,
I have a Flat in a Co-op housing society in Arihant, Badlapur,for which I had taken a Home Loan from SBI in the year 2010 and for the same reasons, i got a Provisional NOC from the builder.
However, now, I need to transfer the Loan to HDFC and for the same, HDFC Bank is asking for a Provisional NOC from either the builder or the society. Right now, there is a dispute going on between the Builder and the Society.
The builder wants to give a handover of the society, however, the society is not willing to take a handover as there are some open action items, which need to be completed before handover.
I spoke to the Builder, they are asking me to speak to the Society Running committee. I spoke to the running committee and they are unsure of the process for the Issuance of the Provisional NOC and are demanding 25,000/-. I am stuck right now as the offer from HDFC will be cancelled if not actioned urgently by me.

KISHORE   29 December 2015 at 15:18

Agreement of sale

Sir, An agreement has been made on Rs.100 Stamp Paper one month back between me and owner of a plot in the following manner. After payment of advance amount, I came to know that the said plot is to be kept free from buildings and other obstructions under 'Work of Defence Act 1903', since it is located near to a Defence Establishment. (the ownership of the plot is clear but the plot comes under work of defence act 1903). I purchased the said plot with an intention to construct a house, since I can't do any construction on the said plot, I requested the plot owner to refund my advance amount, but he is not responding. Kindly guide me, how to get my advance amount return.
AGREEMENT OF SALE
THIS AGREEMENT OF SALE is made and executed on this xxxxxx day of xxxxxx, 2015, BY AND BETWEEN :
(Name of the person and address xxxxx), aged about xxxxx years, Occupation : xxxxx, R/o.xxxxx.
Hereinafter called the `VENDOR`, which expression shall mean and include herself/himself, her/his/their heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives and assigns;
IN FAVOUR OF
(Name of the person and address xxxxx), aged about xxxxx years , Occupation:xxxxx , R/o.xxxxx.
Hereinafter called the `VENDEE’, which expression shall mean and include herself/himself, his/her heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives, and assigns;
WHEREAS THE VENDOR herein is the sole and absolute owner and Peaceful Possessor of the Open Plot No.xxxxx (area and address of the plot). Having purchased the same from xxxxx.
And WHEREAS, the VENDOR herein offered to sell the ABOVE SAID PROPERTY free from encumbrances, to the purchaser for a total consideration of Rs.50,00,000/- (Rupees Fifty Lakhs only) as they are in need of money for their urgent financial and family necessities and the purchaser agreed to purchase the same for the said consideration.
NOW THIS AGREEMENT OF SALE WITNESSETH AS FOLLOWS:
It is hereby agreed by and between the Vendor and the Vendee that the Vendor agreed to sell, and Vendee agreed to purchase the above said property for the sum of Rs.50,00,000/- (Rupees Fifty Lakhs only) free from encumbrances, subject to the following terms and conditions.
1. THAT the VENDEE had already paid a sum of Rs.16,00,000/- (Rupees Sixteen Lakhs only) by following manner before the witnesses, as advance and earnest money,the receipt of which sum, the Vendor hereby admits and acknowledges.
a) Rs.8,00,000/- transferred through RTGS in SBI vide reference No.________ dated __________ in SBI account of i.e. Vendor.
b) Rs.8,00,000/- by way of Cash.
2. That the VENDEE hereby agreed to pay the balance sale consideration of Rs.34,00,000/- (Rupees Twentyfour Lakhs only) within the period of Sixty (60) days or at the time of Registration.
3. That the VENDEE shall bear all the expenses of sale such stamp duty, registration fees and drafting charges and all other incidental charges in respect of the sale deed.
4. That the VENDOR further undertakes to register the above said property after getting the Clearance from the concerned authorities and execute all such documents and later that is necessary to perform the title to the VENDEE.
5. If the Vendor has fails to execute and register the said sale deed within the specified time referred to above even after the offer of balance of consideration she shall be liable for specific performance of this agreement and shall be liable to pay costs and damages to the VENDEE.
6. That the VENDOR declares and covenants with the VENDEE that the Schedule mentioned property is free from all encumbrances, such as prior Sale, Mortgages, Sale Agreement or otherwise and undertakes to indemnify the VENDEE in the event of any Loss or Damage incurred by him.
7. That the VENDOR hereby undertakes to execute and sign and get the sale deed, registered in respect of the schedule mentioned property either in the name of the VENDEE or his nominee or nominees any time when called upon to do so.
8. The land is not an assigned land within the meaning of A.P. Assigned land (Prohibition of Transfers) Act No.9 of 1977; and said property does not belong to or under mortgages to Govt./Govt. Undertakings/Agencies.
SCHEDULE OF THE PROPERTY
ALL THAT PIECE AND PARCEL OF THE Open Plot No.(area and address of plot xxxxx) and Bounded by:
NORTH : 25' Wide Road;
SOUTH : Plot No.xxx;
EAST : Plot No..xxx;
WEST : Plot No.xxxx;
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the PARTIES above named have set their respective signatures into AGREEMENT OF SALE, on the day, month and year, first above mentioned.
WITNESSES :
1.
VENDOR
2. VENDEE

N K Jain   29 December 2015 at 10:45

Registration of family settlement ded

Please advise what are Registration and Stamp duty (if any) charges for Family settlement deed whereby common residential property in South Delhi is divided in specific parts among brother and sisters

DHIRENDRA KUMAR   28 December 2015 at 21:47

Ancestral property sell rights

Hi All Respected Lawyers on Board,
I am a resident of Bihar. I am the eldest of four Brothers and all my other brothers are major. My father is in hold of our ancestral property. Actually my father inherited this property from my father's father who in turn have inherited from his father as illustrated by this flow chart A (original purchaser of property) --> B --> C (my father) --> D (we four brothers).
Ours is stll a joint family and the division of property has not been done amongs our father's brothers. Recently I came to know that my father has sold almost 109200 Sq feet of land without ours knowledge and without even the knowledge of our uncles. He has enjoyed all the money by selling the land and still wanted to sell the remaining.
I just wanted to know that whether he has right to sell that ancestral land without the approval of my uncles and without ours approval. The person who has bought the land from my father has how much legal right to hold it. What is our right in that land.
We brothers wanted to get back our share of land which he has illegally sold out. Please help me by suitable legal advice for recovery of my lost land and also help me by guiding the provisions to stop my father from selling any ancestral land in future.
Thanks in advance
Dhirendra