Vijay Rajpal
26 October 2015 at 11:32
Hi, My name is Vijay Rajpal and I am staying at Mira Road (E), in Ashish Complex, Sukh Arpan Building and the society follows the rules of allocating the car parking to the member and in the AGM meeting held in September 2015 I have proposed the society to change the rule either to rotational basis or First come first basis.
Is there any way or rule as the builder has not provided any parking space to the society the society is using common area as parking area.
Kind regards
Vijay
Satyam
26 October 2015 at 00:28
I have one elder brother and one younger sister. My father has a house on his own. He put it on name of my mother. This is the only property for our family. My parents gifted it to my sister without consent of my elder brother and myself. Do we have right to get share of this property?
rajesh Upadhyaya
25 October 2015 at 20:57
Sir, please be kind to advice:
My father has a property made by himself and not inherited. He sold a part of the property to his younger son and did the registration. No intimation out information of any kind was provided to his elder son that is me. Now when I asked if I would get any part of his property he said I would not get any property from him. He also stated that He had sold the part of the property to the younger son and not gifted him so that the question of dividing the entire property in equal share among the two son would not arise. Now he stated that the remaining property which is 50% of the entire property would probably be divided into parts between his two son. So in the process I his eldest son would get 25% of the entire property . The sold property is just a formality no monetary transaction was actually made. Also to avoid higher gift tax.
Now is there any redressal mechanism exists for me to have the property equally divided.
Please advise
Moh
25 October 2015 at 17:19
My father has a property in his name in Mumbai. He has made a Will in my and my wifes name. We ( myself and wife) are NRI and British citizen.
Currently,He has nominated us. Should He add my brothers name as a nominee?
My brother lives in Mumbai. As he is local, It will be easy for him to do the paperwork needed to transfer the property to us.
It will be difficult for us living in UK to do the paperwork i.e. attending meetings, going to municipal office.
What is the procedure for transfer of names? How long it takes?
What should be the percentage in nominations?
Many thanks
gururaj gopal rao kulkarni
25 October 2015 at 17:11
the Hindu person who has immovable property of 4 acres land and he died without the transfer to his sons. one son has also died and another son is alive. now it is needed to transfer the above said property to their name. is it possible to transfer the said property to their name? do you give me suggestion regarding this?
lok nath
25 October 2015 at 15:34
I belongs from up. my father is no more. i want my share im my ancestral assets (land) legally. what i have to do.
Ranjani
25 October 2015 at 14:35
Sir/Madam,
I am Ranjani from hyderabad. My father owned a property in 1995 at visakhapatnam . He took a hand loan of Rs. 50,000 by keeping the land papers and signing a blank promissory note from his friend in the year 2001. We have migrated to hyderabad in 2002 and we couldn't pay the interest amount on time which is Rs.1500 per month. My father passed away in 2004 due to cardiac arrest. My Father's friend filed a petition in the court for Rs. 2,50,000 stating that my father took the amount in 2008 and submitted the promissory note. We did not know about this whole situation till date. 2 days ago we went to visakhapatnam to check our land and we spoke to my dad's friend regarding the papers and ready to pay the principal amount along with the interest for Rs. 50,000. For which he said he has got ex party decree in his favor from court and to close this case he was demanding Rs.15,00,000. My mother never signed any promissory note and more over my father was not alive in 2008. Are there any chances to fight on this case. Attached is the file for your reference. Please help us with your valuable inputs. Thanks in advance.
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Joint property ownership with rights of survivor
Dear Sir,
I and my wife own a property in common.
I now want that after my death, the property is automatically transferred in my wifes name without will or probate.
I understand tenancy in entirety is the remedy.
Please advise.