Mahaboob Fazil M N
15 September 2015 at 13:15
Hello,
My grandfather have his own earned property(homes) in city and village. Since my father don't take care of him properly, my grandfather made a will and registered it for me and my brother. Now he is expired, my father is not helping me to change ownership, please help me by information how I should change ownership on my and my brother's name. Please give me detailed procedure.
Thank you
Kumar
15 September 2015 at 09:20
Request your advise.....
My mother was born in February 1954.
My mother's father expired in August 1987 leaving behind his wife, two daughters (eldest daughter is my mother) and one youngest son; he had left no WILL.
My uncle succeeded 4nos Mining Leases self acquired by his father with the consent of his mother and two elder sisters through a Misc. Case but not the rest of the immoveable properties in August 1987.Meanwhile, my grandmother expired in May 1996.
My grandfather had inherited property from his late father through a registered deed of partition in September 1952. All immoveable properties both self acquired by my grandfather & inherited by him from his father are in the name of my grandfather.
My mother is in possession of a building self acquired by her father since June 1992.
Can my mother file a Partition Suit as a coparcener and claim her share?
Does she qualify to receive any immoveable property left by her father & inherited by her father from her grandfather?
What would be the implications on her Partition Suit as The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005 has been repealed on 13th May 2015?
Do we, the grandson & grand daughter have any right on maternal grandfather's self acquired property or ancestral property?
Jatin Juneja
15 September 2015 at 02:52
Hi,
I am having a doubt, there is a property in Neb Sarai for which dealer is saying that it is LAL DORA registered property.
My doubt is :-
First - whether to buy a property which registered as Lal Dora?
Second - how is Lal Dora registered property different from other registered property?
Third - Is it legal to buy a Lal Dora property?
Fourth - what are the things I should keep in mind before buying a Lal Dora property ? (if it is legal to buy)
Fifth - can i get Lal dora property registered properly?
Requesting your response.
Thanks,
Jatin Juneja
Pramod
14 September 2015 at 22:25
Dear Sirs /Madams
1)I want to know if I can file a declaration suit of property via partition deed without asking for possession. As I am in talks with possessors for Redevelopment. ( avoid hefty court fee)
2)Can I file for declaration of property rights for 20,000 ft & not to disturb peaceful possession, for only 1000 sq ft as I was in possession of this land till 2014 and stay on construction claiming I am still in possession?
3) To file criminal tresspass case is Partition deed enough as I do not have 7/12 extract ( cancelled by Talathi with fraudulent order)
Thanking you in anticipation,
Pramod
atozaa
14 September 2015 at 16:56
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a flat recently in joint name (with my wife) and registered the agreement accordingly but my society neither giving NOC in joint name and nor ready to mentioned joint name on share certificate for housing loan.
Please clarify is giving on share certificate will not create any problem in future while selling the flat.
Thanks & Regards
Mr.Lingam
Manischa
14 September 2015 at 14:34
Hello,
I would like to know if a member can record the society AGM on camera/voice recording. Is it allowed as per society bye laws and what are procedures to be followed by the member?
MANOJ KUMAR JAIN
14 September 2015 at 13:07
My Grandfather were five brothers. His eldest brother purchased the property in 1914. In the property three brother including my grandfather were living with their families. In 1940 due to some disputes were arise and court case was filed for vacating the house by my grandfather brother's on them. Court has granted the decision in 1945 that house will not be vacated and the area which has been occupied by my grand father will be remain in his possession. My grandfather were having five sons and five daughters. In 1964 when he died he made the will in a plain paper that after his death the property will be in my grandmother name. IN 1975, the property were divided among the sons and daughters of my grandfather by mutual family settlement deed. The property were not got transferred since the court agreement in the name of my grandfather as well as later in the name of my grandmother.
My other grandfather who has purchased the property 1914 and filed the suit has one son who is still alive has sold the property of his father which were in his possession after the death of his father who has purchased the property.
Now the question here is
The property in which my father is living can be registered in the name of my father.
Are we have legal rights in the said property.
Is that property is ancestor property.
Can my father made the will for further division of the property among his sons in which my father is living.
Can we sold the portion in which my father is living according to the family settlement deed.
Please note that family settlement deed was notified at that time by the Oath Commissioner only. It was not registered at that time. Kindly advise.
Vanya
14 September 2015 at 12:46
My father had purchased a land property appox. 3years ago with his brother (my Uncle),a distant relative and a broker(acquaintance of the distant relative).
Now that distant relative alongwith the broker are pressurising my father and uncle to sell off their share at a rate much lower than the market rate to make undue gain in their subsequent sale of the entire property.
Also we have recently come across a technical glitch in the land agreement papers. There is an absence of a clause allocating specific direction(north, south, east, west) to each co-owner of the land. Thus in this case even if we proceed to sell our share independently the broker and the relative can raise objection on this issue.
Kindly suggest the remedy.
Ajana
14 September 2015 at 12:10
My name is Ajin and married (habeas corpus @ High Court of kerala). After suicide of my Father my Mother re -marriage. Now, my mother was owner of the house. Now my Mother neglected me. She supports my step Father family too (He is a drunguad and smoker). My step Father sold out my mother's jewellery and valuable properties too . Can I claim on my mother's property and jewellery, because the property document was on my mother's name.
Ajin, TVM
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