Afsa
25 August 2015 at 19:45
Hi ; my name is afsa & my question is my father -in law humaisa jab be jagda karta hai kehta hai yaha sai nikal javo..yaha kuch nahi hai tumara...mera ek beta be hai...kya humara yaha koi haq nahi hai...aur agar woh kabhi hum ko nikaal dei toh hum phir kya kar saktai hai...please answer me.
krishna
25 August 2015 at 19:38
Property is registered in the name of my father in law.
my husband and brothers in law running a general store in said Property.
1.Is said property is a HUF property
2.what is the right of minor child in said property.
3.what is wife right in said property before and after divorce.
Parthiv Pathak
25 August 2015 at 19:32
Respected Sir,
Mine is a proposed society in Kandivali in Mumbai since its inception. Society has issued several bills charging compounding interest on the overdue amount which is against the Law and Rules framed under The Cooperative Society's Act. We have paid entire Capital amount till date but not willing to pay interest which is compounding in nature. As far as my knowledge is concerned, Society can only charge simple interest on the overdue amount and not compounding interest. Society members are not ready to give up and threatening us that they will go legal. I have few queries.
1) Can they charge compounding interest if the society is not registered under the Coop. Soc. Act?
2) What can be the maximum rate of interest?
3) What legal remedy I have in this circumstances?
4) Can I go to the Registrar and file complaint of the secretary although my society is not a registered one and only a proposed society?
5) Can I file police complaint and will they entertain me?
I may please be advised as my father and uncle is holding the fort due unity created by all the shop owners who are in majority in our Society upto 90 percent. Please advise. Thank you. Parthiv
mp
25 August 2015 at 17:02
my father is pagdi system tenant since 40 yrs with rent receipts and electricity bills to his names coming regularly. this flat is used by his real brother (his name is not there as joint or co own) since 35 yrs at same place and my father having his ownership flat of 480 sqft carpet and stays there. my qs is 1) can landlord take possesion of flat legally for any reason of above 2) can his brother claim rights on the same 3) can both of them make concpirancy to challange my fathers right ?
Raghavendra chitragar
25 August 2015 at 13:10
1) Three brothers entered into a registered partnership business.The firm owned both movable and immovable properties.Later, the three brothers created a Trust, with themselves as the first three trustees. after the laps of time The said three brothers from the registered partnership firm gifted immovable properties to the trust is it valid gift ? what is indian law relating to this ?
2) Can we avoid second stamp duty of the registration pertaining to stamp act ?
please advise me immediately
Salini Priya
25 August 2015 at 11:06
Sir I am from Chennai, i own an apartment flat we are facing water problem as our borewell is not working properly. The apartment is of 24 flats with 4 blocks each block have 6 apartment and one borewell for each block. There is no proper cooperation among neighbours is it possible i can take individual borewell i have UDS if not also have car parking can i dig up my own borewell in any of these UDS or car parking.
Regards
Salini
Anuradha
25 August 2015 at 01:45
My grandfather and grandmother have passed away without leaving any will.
The property which my grandfather acquired was from his ancestral property.(now in grandfathers name)
They have 2 sons and 2 daughters.
divided between them as : (mentioning total value of property is 11 laks)
2 sons have divided as 5 lak each for 1.house(son 1) and 2.land(son 2) as the property value(but original value is 1.house=around 20 laks, 2.land=around 2crores.) and 2 daughters divided remaining 1 lakh half.
1 son and 2 daughters do not know the actual value of the empty land .. they just thought it will be equal or less to 10laks as mentioned.(as said by son 2)
questions?
1.can the siblings claim anything as wrong value is mentioned?
2.can the grandsons and granddaughters claim anything? as not aware of the registration done by their parents
3.how this can be redone and shared equally among the siblings?
PS : I have posted same query in two categories, as not sure which is the right one. Pls delete the post in the wrong category. Thanks
Felix Menezes
24 August 2015 at 19:12
Dear Sir,
I bought a piece of land measuring 1575 sq ft in Bangalore from original owner. Copies of documents were verified by a nominated lawyer prior to buying and he said title is clear and marketable. All family members singed the sale deed. It was bought in Oct 2013. The seller could not fence the plot as he had some trespass work. When I went down this time to see the plot, it was found that someone else has encroached half of it claiming it is his. This is suppose to be 1st original sellers plots which he has sold in 30 x 40 pieces and there are several plots like that. Now we came to know that there are 3 legal buyers of my plot.
I spoke to the seller (original owner) and asked him to buy back the plot which he verbally agreed. I have not told him that there are other's who claim that it is their property, however, he knows that my plot has been encroached. I'm sure he is aware of his misdeeds probably.
I have B katha in my name.
I have tax receipts paid till 2015-2016 in my name.
I have EC from 1962 to 2007 in owners name and there after in my name.
Can you please suggest on the following:
- Is it a good idea and legal to sell back to original seller and get it registered in his name with all family members who were present when they sold me?
2) Will there be any legal implications later on?
3) I paid through NRE cheques. If he buys back, he will pay in Saving bank ordinary account. Will there be any problems
4) Do you think it is worthwhile to file a legal case as i'm working in the gulf and can't afford to travel every now and then?
Please suggest what should I do.
kind regards
Felix
Gaurav
24 August 2015 at 17:32
I am transferring my home loan from LIC to SBI. SBI is asking for the NOC from the builder.
Builder has form Apartment Deed as per his rights. Most of us flat owners are willing to form society and after battle of 3 years builder agrees to form society (but not soon as he has commercial complex to built).
For NOC, builder is saying he has form the Apartment Deed and he can not issue NOC. As I am not part of his Apartment Deed, I need to get NOC.
What to do ?
Thanks
Gaurav
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Property issue
Dear Sirs
I have a quiery . I will appreciate if the club members give their valuable opinion .
My meternal Grand father is Late H Sanna Somappa Died in March 1975
My Grand Mother is Late Gangamma Died in June 1997
They have 10 childrens
1.H S Hanumanthappa -Died in March 1985 at the age of 52 years –Married 1955
2. H S Parvathamma Alive – with 3 Childrens age 72 years as of 2015-Married 1956
3. H S Revanasiddappa Died in 2004 at the age of 62 years – 3 Childrens (1 Expired ) –Married in 1966
4. H S Nagarajappa Died in 1996 at the age of 51 years – 5 Childrens Married in 1966
5.H S Jayamma Died in 2012 at the age of 66 years -5 Childrens (1 expired ) Married in 1959
6 H S Heggappa Died in 2006 at the age of 59 years -5 Childrens Married in 1968
7. H S Sharadamma Died in 2009 at the age of 60 years -4 Childrens Married in 1966
8. H S Bharamakka Alive age 64 years -3 Childrens Married in 1966
9. H S Rathnamma Alive age 63 years -2 Childrens Married in 1970
10 H S Gangamalamma Alive age 61 years -4 Childrens Married in 1975
Late H Sanna Somappa had property as follows
1.56 Acres of Irrigated land in Hale Kunduvada Davanagere City Carporation . Which is worth of 56 Crores as of 2015 property value
2. Khana Koppalu in Hale Kunduvada Davanagere City Carporation . Which is worth of one Crores as of 2015 property value
3. Houses in Hale Kunduvada Davanagere City Carporation . Which is worth of 50 lakhs as of 2015 property value
The above three properties are distributed only among 4 male childrens 1,3,4 and 6 in 1980 ignoring the female childrens
The legal heirs of 1,3,4 and 6 sold few properties
The quiery is
Is there any chance of getting shares for 2,5,7,8,9 and 10 Daughters of Late sanna Somappa (The alive and the legal heirs of deceased)
If so could you please advise how to approach
Awaiting the response from the member friends
Dr Suresha
s/o Late H S Sharadamma .(7th legal heir of Late Sanna Somappa)