Aneesh
01 December 2015 at 11:44
Hi
I would like to know whether MOU( Memorandum of Understanding ) between a builder and buying party has got legal binding if the agreement is signed on the letter head of the builder and not on a stamp paper.
The context is that the builder offer the buyer to pay back the Pre EMI on a monthly basis and this matter is not included in the main sale agreement.
Thanks
Aneesh
Aneesh
KISHORE
01 December 2015 at 10:04
Sir, I would like to purchase a open plot measuring 1040 sq. yards for a consideration of 40 lakhs. The seller is asking me to pay an amount of Rs.15 lakhs as advance at the time of executing the sale of agreement (to be written on a rs.10 stamp paper) and remaining amount on or before registration date i.e. within 3 months from the date of sale of agreement. My query is that giving Rs.15 lakhs at the agreement of sale is correct or not, my friends are suggesting me to give only rs.5 lakhs at the time of sale of agreement, giving big amount at the time of sale agreement is not good. whether is it correct. If the seller is not registered the said plot after paying rs.15 lakhs and ready to pay the remaining amount within in the stipulated time. is there any legal option to me to get back my advance amount of rs.15 lakhs. what precautions i have to take, pls suggest me. what conditions i have to put in sale of agreement. pls advice.
harshit
01 December 2015 at 09:10
Hello sir,
I'm from rajasthan, jodhpur my neighbour is constructing house his first floor balcony is crossing his plot area is it legal??? His argument is that local authorities permits 3ft balcony can be constructed o/s plot area. Is it true??
ANKIT DAYALKAR
30 November 2015 at 21:35
DEAR SIR/MADAM,
I HAVE BEEN ALLOTTED TWO HOUSES ON MY AND MY MOTHER NAME AS PER SCHEME OF SRA. NOW THE BUILDING IS READY FOR TAKING POSSESSION BUT, SOCIETY MEMBERS ARE DEMANDING THE 15 LACS FOR TAKING POSSESSION OF MOTHER HOUSE. THE REASON IS THEY ARE SAYING YOU PEOPLE ARE GETTING 2 HOUSES. IS THIS DEMAND IS CORRECT AS PER SRA LAW PROVISION? PLEASE GUIDE ME WITHOUT PAYING MONEY THE SOCIETY MEMBERS ARE NOT GIVING POSSESSION OF FLAT. THE NAME OF MY MOTHER IS ALREADY IN THE LIST OF SELECTED MEMBERS ADN WE HAVE THE RETION CARD AND ELECTRICITY BILL ON MY MOTHER NAME. PLEASE GUIDE ME ON ABOVE MATTER.
THANKING YOU,
ANKIT DAYALKAR
Prakash S. B.
30 November 2015 at 20:31
My daughter wants to buy a 1BHK house, admeasuring about 300 sq. ft., in a Slum Redevelopment Area in Dahisar East.The building is about two years old and I understand, as per rule, the owner can sell the house only after completion of five years.The owner has informed my daughter that the house could be sold even today but it will be transferred in the name of my daughter after three years. Hence my queries as follows:
1)In the circumstances stated above, whether it is safe to purchase the said house today?
2) Whether such a contract is legally permissible?
3) If yes, would it amount to agreement to sell?
Thanks
Anonymous
30 November 2015 at 17:18
My name is Amarnath.my grandfather died before some years.he has 4 sons and3 daughters.my father was 2nd one in that.my father left my mother and me when I was studying preschool.now I am studying in college.the question is my grandfather didn't give his property rights to any of his children's.now he was dead .now can I get a share in his properties?
Jaspreet
30 November 2015 at 14:16
Is Stamp duty payable on :-
1. Sale of Business (Business having Immovable Asset)
2. If the above business is in the nature of LLP , Can the stamp duty be avoided by just change in composition of Partners (admission and retirement) ?
Kripa Ram Verma
29 November 2015 at 20:35
Whether attorney can make a sale deed for himself? If yes, under which act and section please help
Kolambkar Lahu Sahadeo
29 November 2015 at 20:17
In our society two members have not registered their flat and only paid stamp duty, however the society has issued them share certificate. Now the builder is objecting to the same that conveyance of the property cannot be done by him since two members have not registered their flat. Is it compulsory that the registration of all flats is must for conveyance.
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Claim on award
Hello Sirs/Madams:
My grandfather died without doing any will. After his death my relatives without my knowledge put my step mother's name as heir for my dead father's share. I got to know the situation only after 12 years (heirs name were registered on 7/12 in 2003) as Government had announced award against a piece of land gone for National Highway. When I came to know about this, I put a complaint to the Bhusampadan Office/Collector stating that I have also share in the property and not to release the money. This was done in January 2015. Despite this complaint, the heirs got the money in March 2015. After this my lawyer suggested to put a fraud case as our complaint was not addressed. Recently that case was dismissed, which stated as there was no name of the complainant in the 7/12, the case cannot stand.
My query is, was our approach towards the case was wrong? Is there any other provision where I can claim for the share in award?
Simultaneously, I had applied for heir certificate, as I was born and brought up in another state.
Kindly guide me in my issue as to what should be the correct way to get my name put in the property (I am the lone son for my mother that is first wife of my father. The second marriage was done while she was still alive. Stepmother has 2 kids, a duaghter and a son) and can I still apply for the share awarded by the Government.
Thanking you.
Ravi