Sunny
13 September 2015 at 20:20
Hi
I am having few questions..Kindly bring clarity on the same.
1. Can a person get the property transferred in his name if the conveyance deeds is in the name of his wife and wife is not alive.
2. Does a person requires acceptance or NOC from his son/daughter on such transfer.
3. Post transfer can a person get the same property registered in the name third person
Kindly advice
Thanks
anu
13 September 2015 at 19:30
My mother and I had jointly purchased a flat in Mumbai. The registration was done with my mother as the first owner and I as the second owner. The possession of the flat was due in some weeks but my mother expired. As per her will she had bequeathed the flat in my name. My father wants me to get the flat transferred in my name.
I would like to know the procedure for the same and the approximate fees for the same.
Siyam
13 September 2015 at 18:48
Hi All,
Here's the query. 3 years back my grandmother claimed ancestors property using Legal HeirShip certificate. After claiming the property, she wrote a will for her 2 sons and 1 daughter.The will is written in such a way that, her son/daughter cannot sell the property till her death. After which, it shall go to settlement. Is there any way to settle the property to their grandchildren?
Siyam
13 September 2015 at 18:45
Hi All,
Here's the query. 3 years back my grandmother claimed ancestors property using Legal HeirShip certificate. After claiming the property, she wrote a will for her 2 sons and 1 daughter.The will is written in such a way that, her son/daughter cannot sell the property till her death. After which, it shall go to settlement. Is there any way to settle the property to their grandchildren?
Ravi Cherian
13 September 2015 at 09:47
Hello,
I had finalized on a flat and had paid an advance amount subject to legal formalities to be validated by the bank. The bank carried out the legal formalities and found that the flat constructed is not as per the BBMP approved plan. So I sought a second opinion from another bank and the outcome was similar and my home loan was rejected due to legal issues as in the building. The seller was informed on the development in writing on a timely basis. Despite seeking a home loan from two banks I decided to give it my last shot by approaching another bank but in vain as the outcome was again the same.
I informed the seller accordingly and he agreed to pay back the advance amount but withheld part of the amount of Rs.50,000/- and has refused to take my calls despite me holding the original agreement of sale. I have done rigorous follow up but the seller has challenged me to proceed with legal proceedings to recover the same.
Kindly advice appropriately as to what action can be taken to recover the advance amount.
Thanks,
Ravi
Shansu Rajagopal
12 September 2015 at 20:21
Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to know the Rule/Acts pertaining to execution of Sale/Gift Deed, duly signed by the Seller/Giftor,few years (8 years back),who is refusing to present the same in the respective registrar concerned.
I have not issued any notices till now, but the seller has executed a sale deed in some one's name.
What's the solution for this.
dipali
12 September 2015 at 19:06
hi, everyone
i want to ask following question:-
1) the Private builder has given a temporary place(transit camp) to reside for the members, (in this case society has been formed later.)
2)I have heard that if the builder were to belong to the Government then "the said temporary place" were not to be given for rent further to the third person.
3)so, the above case(point no. 2) is also same with the private builder? And is this legal in the eyes of Law?
Pavan
12 September 2015 at 17:44
We have query regarding STAMP DUTY and VAT on property in Mumbai (Maharastra)
We have purchased flat in Mumbai (Maharashtra). Allotment letter issued by developer in Sept 2010 @ Rs. 9000 psf and full instalment paid as & when demanded by builder. Possession expected in Sept 2015.
Developer advised that Stamp Duty & VAT payable on market price as of today (sept 2015) @ Rs. 13000 psf. whereas we bought directly from developer @ Rs. 9000 psf.
Please clarify, why we can not pay Stamp Duty and VAT on cost price (when building ready in Sept 2015 only)
regards
Pawan+Abhinav
md neshat ahmad
12 September 2015 at 16:53
Dear Sir,
I am one of the plaintiff of title suit filed in 1992 for partition of house. Defendants are also submitted written statement in the court. the title suit is dismissed in 2005 or 2006 as plaintiffs as well as defendants are not giving attendance in the court. I was unable to chase the title suit because I am not living in the same city due to my job.
Now I again want to file a fresh title suit on the same property.
whether I can file new title suit as per the provision of law.
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query regarding buying a power of attorney property in delhi
Hi,
I am having some doubts regarding buying a property with Power of attorney in south delhi (Freedom Fighter Enclave/Paryavaran Complex)
The property as per broker is POA and loan is not possible on it. My doubt is whether it is legal to buy a property with POA title?
Second question:- what are things to take care before buying a POA property if it is legal as per law?
Third Question:- can i get the property registered in court or somewhere after buying it as POA?
fourth Question:- i have been reading that after buying property with POA title, the original owner can anytime come and prove his ownership on property and can take the property back. Whether its true or not?
Request you to please guide with your expert advice in simple terms so that i can make my decision as per your recommendation.
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