adityaiyer
12 June 2015 at 12:27
An NRI wants to mortgage to a foreign national of non Indian origin based in UK, his residential property in Mumbai, for the purpose of acquiring another property in UK.
Can he mortgage the property? If yes, on default made by NRI, will such property be transferred to the foreign national? Can the foreign national hold such property.
abhishekjain
12 June 2015 at 11:32
A charitable trust was incorporated in 1960 in Old Delhi. The trust purchased a building and sub let the same on rentals.
The trust had 6 founder trustees all of whom have since been deceased/expired. Two trustees were added in sue course in year 1980 and are still alive.
As per the trust deed there should be at least 5 trustees in the trust.
Q1. How can the new trustees be added to the trust.
Q2. One of the deceased (founder trustee) who passed away this year has written in his will to include two persons as trustees.
Please advise.
nareshgaikawad
11 June 2015 at 17:16
My maternal great grand father has 6 acre agricultural land. He died intestet in 1960 & then the land comes on my maternal grandfather name. My maternal grand father purchase another 3acre land. Now he has total 9acres land.He is alive @ 80age but pincompetent to take any decision. He has 3 childs (2sons-my uncles & 1daughter - my mother). My mother born in 1964, married in 1979 and died in 2011. My self Naresh (male). . My maternal grand father sold half - half land in 2010 with help of my uncles (I dont knowwhether NOC taken or not) but not take any NOC from my mother. The amount divided only between 2sons. . Q.1 Now tell me my right in sold properties (both self purchased & ancestral) ? Q.2Now tell me my right in balance properties (both self purchased & ancestral) ?
manishkumarsrivastava
11 June 2015 at 16:49
My Father passed away on 22 june,2014 leaving behind a house on his name in Gorakhpur and ancestral land in interiors of U.P. He left no WILL. Now we live in lucknow. I Need to know
1) What is the procedure to transfer House to my name?
2) Do transfer in name of my mother is necessary before giving it for rent, for agreement with tenant?
We are 1 brother and 5 sisters (they all have given their consent to transfer the house in my name) I do not know legal vocabulary so it will be helpful if you explain in simple words.
Thanks in advance for your expert answers.
Vijaya Bhaskar
11 June 2015 at 15:53
Dear experts
We are a charitable trust having own building and we are paying yearly property tax. Just wanted to know is there property tax exemption for charitable trust. If exempted, under which act and clause can I look in. Please suggest.
Advocate M J
11 June 2015 at 15:49
Good Afternoon
wht is the procedure to procure E-katha.
Whr can we find the provision of E-katha or which site can we get the information of E-Katha
Thanks
MJ
sandeep nair
11 June 2015 at 15:14
I am selling my flat which I had bought from a widow the joint owner of the flat with her husband (expired)also she had a minor son at that time five years back.The present buyer's loan financing bank has asked for the following documents
1.Certified copy of Court Order to sell the said Flat wherein the
right, title and interest of son as a Minor is involved.
2. Copy of Notarized Affidavit – cum – Undertaking dated ___ executed by the
Legal Heirs stating that they are the only legal heirs and they have no objection to transfer their rights
title and interest of the said flat in favour of the wife
3. Copy of Will of her husband who has expired.
4. Copy of Probate of the Will/Succession Certificate/Heirship Certificate issued by
the Court in favour of the legal heirs of the first named owner ie: her husband
whereas we had submitted a notarized affidavit by the minor son at that time.
My question is will I have to arrange for the above documents if i have to sell my flat.
Please guide.
sudhakar s. yeradkar
11 June 2015 at 14:34
Dear Sir,
The Lease Agreement of my flat duly registered has been submitted to the office bearers of our Co-op Hsg society alongwith copy of police verification and copies of several articles including of Shri.Hemant Agarwalji regarding NON-OCCUPANCY charges.
Despite of given several articles and copy of bye-laws explaining the term of non-occupancy charges our society have not stopped charging extra charges to the flats, which are given on rental. As they are might be aware about it.
The society is putting heavy amount under different head like administrative charges only for the rental flats.
Would like to know is it legal if it is decided in the AGM to charge extra charges to the rented flats.
Please advise so as to take appropriate action in the matter.
Regards,
sunilkumar
11 June 2015 at 12:58
My mother who owns her own property,is ther any possibility of fraud,as she has a single child,due to weak english reading she has a doubt that she has signed some stamp papers for her brother
Plz help me with a solution
Thank you
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Right to pass on property share
We are a Hindu family from Andhra Pradesh. My husband passed away recently at age 89. I am aged 87. We have a son and a daughter. My husband and our son partitioned their ancestral property in 1986. Son misused his father's share for business finance and lost all of it. He also sold father's self-acquired property. His own share of ancestral property is intact. The son died in 2002, without leaving a will. My daughter is our only surviving child. The son is survived by his wife and three major daughters. I understand that the mother is entitled to 1/5th of son's share of property. Last 12 years, son's widow has flatly refused to support us or to give me my share. She is now saying she will do it, but adopting delaying tactics. My daughter and her husband have been maintaining us, eventhogh we did not give them anything. I am anxious to pass on my 1/5th share of the property to my daughter by a will or deed. The question is: can I will my share of the property to my daughter without a partition deed (which the daughter-in-law is avoiding)?
Thanks and Regards.