Nandkumar padmakar joshi
13 July 2015 at 11:30
Owner is unable to make sale deed due to law of below 10 gunda no sale deed . for that he is ready to give development agreement with irrvocable power of attorny.
is any risk inthis case .please consult thanks
Sanjeev Hota
12 July 2015 at 22:55
My grandmother had 5 kids, 4 sons and 1 daughter. All of them are deceased now. The sons are survived by there respective wives and kids. But my mother is no more has left behind 4 kids, 3 daughters and a son.
How many parts my grandmothers property be divided? Are each of us siblings also entitled to an part each along with a part each for the spouses of my 4 uncles ?
In simpler terms will it be divided by 5 parts or 8 parts ?
TANGO KILO
12 July 2015 at 22:52
Sir what is maximum height of boundary wall anyone can erect wirhout leaving any land around?
In that case can he give pillars in boundary?
Amar
12 July 2015 at 21:48
Hi,
There is a joint ownership of property as per agreement without specifying the ratio.
But the consideration is paid by only of them.
So now, does the other owner has equal right?
khalil
12 July 2015 at 17:13
My friend develope n.a plot ground plus two floor apartment by panchayat n.o.c.and after complition he got aprovel and assesments for for blocks he paid house rent too.when he sold the block to his customer and went to reqister on third party name ,Reqistere refuse to except the document and ask for tpa.kindly explain the legal prosedure
mahendra mullick
12 July 2015 at 16:56
How.to know whether a 7.5 kata land in central kolkata vested to govt or not under the WB thika tenancy act. Because we are getting municipality tax bill in our name.
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hinal shah
12 July 2015 at 15:07
my grand father has 2 sons & one shop on tenancy basis for more than 30-35 years. the landlord of the shop is not there since long time. In an around sept 2008 my grand father was detected by cancer & he use to stay with his younger son. in dec 2008 my uncle asked my grand father to make will in which he asked him to mention to transfer shop in my grand mothers name and after my grand mother it to be transfer to him( my uncle).He has also attached some local dr. certificate as my grand father is psychically & mentally alright. (where as he was detected by cancer in sept). he also accompanied my grand father to make a will things were just hidden from my father there were two witness 1. the lawyer son who made the will & 2. an neighbor who use to stay next to my uncle. my grand father had made will even in 2002 wherein he has not mentioned anything about the shop property. this was done only when my uncle came to know that my grand father has cancer on last stage. my grand father passed away in apr 2009.
now my query is can a tenant shop will be registered.
can we challenge this will
can my father get what he has to legally because he is also the legal son.
what can we do
kindly help me please
Thnaks a lot
devang shah
12 July 2015 at 14:15
dear sir,
we have purchase flat at ahmedabad 1987 at that time our flat association are register with register number at ahmedabad.
we have received with pegesion letter by not builder but one of certificate issue by chairman/vise chairman in our association letter pad at that time builder was not issue share certificate.
how to issue share certificate any sources our builder say we are not issue share certificate not given proper answer and secretary are not issue duplicate share now can it approach to registrar office ? and what is processor for issue share certificate is registrar office can help to us.
devang shah
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Vallabhdass Rajgor
12 July 2015 at 11:46
A compromise agreement was made on a 5 rupee stamp paper for a particular one suit & was signed both by the plaintiff & defendant, with 2 signatures of witness. It was not registered, not even notarized. Now if one wants to rely/depend only on the said compromise agreement in another suit, then he should produce only the original copy of the compromise agreement in the court, or he can produce simply a xerox copy. Does a xerox copy is valid in a Court?
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Registration of the property
Sir,
I am Yeshwanth P, i have doubt regarding the registration of the property which is on my fathers name. My grandfather had a house in Rasoolpura, Begampet. My grandfather have three sons, one of them is my father. After my grandfather died, my parents decided to divide the house. My both uncles decided to sell the whole property to my father. To which my father accepted and gave money with whatever valuation of the property to them. My uncles wrote it down on the notary and gave it to my father that "They do not have any right on the property and will come for registration whenever being called". My father did not registered the property till now, as we thought nothing would happen if it is still like notary, now we are planning to sell the property. But, my two uncles are not making it happen, they claim that its grandfathers property and they will not come for the registration. They also claim that they will put a case in the court with their sons claiming the grandfathers property. My uncle's hand written original Notary bond papers are with us, we want to do the registration for the property now, what legal action can we go with.