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Madhu   23 October 2015 at 18:18

Donation to orphanage

Dear experts I had wanted to start an orphanage which was my dre�m. But i understood that I may not be able to give 100% to that for n number of reasons. Still I would like to do something to the many orphans. I have this idea of donating a fully built orphanage to a good organisation who can use it and run. This is my first step towards that. Please help me understand the kind of legal issues that can be faced during this process of building and handing over. Thanks in advance.

Dr Shahid Nadeem   23 October 2015 at 17:14

rights of co-owner

My co owner from a joint property which is a shop in a market has given on rent to another person without my consent and stolen the furniture and air condition , computer system etc
. What criminal charges can be framed against him and what civil procedure shall I adopt

SAMIR SHAH   23 October 2015 at 16:08

Misrepresentation

i have entered into a MOU FOR PURCHASE OF FLAT (RESALE). THERE IS A MISREPRESENTATION DONE BY THE SELLER AS HE HAS STATED IN MOU THAT THERE ARE NO LIABILITIES OUTSTANDING AND NO LITIGATIONS ON THE SAID FLAT. THE SOCIETY HAS GIVEN US A NO DUES CERTIFICATE ALSO. NOW WE HAVE COME TO KNOW FROM THE DOCUMENTS GIVEN BY THEM THAT THERE IS A PROPERTY TAX OUTSTANDING ON THE SOCIETY WITH 62 MEMBERS SOME OF WHICH BEING COMMERCIAL AND BALANCE RESIDENTIAL OF RS. 3.65 CR. AND A STAMP DUTY O/STD OF RS.45.00 LACS SINCE 1999 WHEN THE BLDG WAS REDEVELOPED AND THE PARTY SAYS THAT SINCE IT IS A LIABILITY OF DEVELOPER THEY ARE NOT PAYING IT AND HENCE THE SOCIETY IS NOT HAVING PROPERTY CARD IN ITS NAME. THE PARTY IS NOT READY TO GIVE THE EARNEST MONEY BACK AS HE SAYS THERE IS NO LAIBILITY.I AM HAVING PROOF OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. PLEASE GUIDE WHETHER I SHOULD GO FOR CIVIL SUIT OR A CRIMINAL CASE ON THE GROUND OF MISREPRESENTATION/ FRAUD.

subhash   22 October 2015 at 23:01

Family settlement

a woman can give her property to her husband's brother's son by family settlement through court decree . its come in family settlement ? family settlement can revoke ?

irshad alam   22 October 2015 at 21:40

right to property of muslim woman in father 's property

Hello sir my ques.is
What are the rights of a muslim woman in his father property after his death .
My mother age is 55 and my grandfather has died.
She has two brothers and one sister.
Can my mother claim for her right in his father property ?
If yes then how?
And my grandmother had not any will.

Sushil Paradhe   22 October 2015 at 21:37

Need procedure to transfer property (Flat)

I own a residential property (Flat) in Navi Mumbai, Maharasthra. My father is co-owner in that property whom we lost in year 2011. I have paid for everything and been paying all EMIs for that property. I have Mother and two younger brothers. Now I have applied for home loan transfer and that particular Bank wants me to be sole owner on paper. My mother and brothers do not claim anything for that Flat. Could you please guide me with procedure to put me as single owner for that property. Thanks in advance.
..... Sushil S Paradhe

Mohammed Rizwan Shaikh   22 October 2015 at 21:09

Tenancy eviction case

There are 2 societies viz A and B. A is the society owner of the land/promoter whereas B is also a society. NO CONVEYANCE has been done since past 30 years. Both the societies are registered under MCS Act. A leased out the land on which the building is standing for 999 years. A and B had agreed that a nominal rent of Rs. 3600 shall be paid annually. B did not pay any rent as A did not demand any rent either orally or written. B is mortgaged with the MCGM wherein it has been agreed that the flats shall be used and purchased only by the BMC employees.

Now A has filed a T.E. case in the small cause court against B society. The said case was filed by the Chairman of the A society with out any society resolution however the Chairman expired after few months of filing the said T.E. case against the Society. This was not brought before the Court however an unknown person who allegedly became the Secretary of the A Society and pursuing the matter that too without any resolution or authority. A Society secretary is using all his resources to harass the B society members.

Can Small Cause court entertain the said TE case as the case has been filed without any authority and the alleged the Secretary has made forged documents like rubber stamps, illegal and fake resolutions?

Can A society secretary's misdeed can be brought up before the court?

Can A's society demand for the rent of 30 years @ Rs. 3600 p.a is legal?

Would sincerely appreciate if any citations are given.

Please help by your valuable advice.

Rizwan Shaikh

Dilbag Singh   22 October 2015 at 13:04

My rights in my father's property

My father got one acer land by directly resistry from my grandfather and 1.5 acer got threw vasiyat by my grandfather. Now my father sell this property and purchased four acer by name of my mother. My doesn't want to give me any part of this property. We are two brothers and one sister and all married. Can i claim for property. Please suggest me

Anonymous   22 October 2015 at 09:37

Donating to orphanage

Dear experts

I had wanted to start an orphanage which was my dre�m. But i understood that I may not be able to give 100% to that for n number of reasons. Still I would like to do something to the many orphans.
I have this idea of donating a fully built orphanage to a good organisation who can use it and run.
This is my first step towards that.
Please help me understand the kind of legal issues that can be faced during this process of building and handing over.

Thanks in advance.

Ali Husain   21 October 2015 at 21:21

Property in maharashtra

I am a Muslim Indian male. My father had a leased Room (pagri system) in Mumbai and a house he built with his money on Govt land (Gaonthan) in Ratnagiri,Maharashtra. After his death, the same was transferred in my mother's name. Now is my mother, 75 yrs old, the owner or heir of the property? Do I have to take her permission to reside in the property? Can I use the property without consent of other heirs? What if she is not staying with me or does not want to stay with me? Can she claim maintenance as per the new Act 2007?