Kavita Sharma
19 May 2015 at 13:43
if someone subletts the plot without permission from midc then what is the penalty imposed and what are the parameters for calculating the penalty ??
BRIG SHYAM HANDA
19 May 2015 at 12:57
On roof top of a 50 yrs three story house Under the garb of temporary shed a fabricated shed with bath room and tiled flooring and AC fitted room has been constructed without MCD approval. The mounty on the staircase way to to roof is used as kitchen. With water and electricity connection obtained illegally roof where no dwelling space was available is now shown as residential floor.
Is it legally permitted ? In case MCD is helping in the illegal venture how to haul it up for removal of the structure?
Whats is the remedial action available to the other occupants of the building who have been denied access/ facing inconvenience to reach out to their water tanks located at the roof?
An urgent help is required in the matter please.
Abhishek Chopra
19 May 2015 at 12:15
I have a query that if any area declared by the High Court & in Master Plan as residential area, then their can be any construction done under commercial building in that area.
chandra
19 May 2015 at 11:30
Transfer of Common Areas in a common interest development to the Local Authority is primarily to ensure that the builder do not encroach and construct unauthorized structures n common areas.
Can the Local Authority insist on transfer of common areas for free and then insists of leasing back to the owners at a very high lease amount.
Nominal lease amount of Rs 1 or so is understandable, but leasing for many hundreds of lakhs back to owners seems unjust. This is tantamount to unjust enrichment of local bodies for free!
Can any one weigh in on the legal aspect of this?
Sashi Kumar
19 May 2015 at 06:54
A buyer has filed law suit against the seller for money recovery. The seller has not received any summon yet.
Can the seller transfer property to his blood relative?
Will it be valid?
afzal
18 May 2015 at 21:20
Dear Sir
In My House (property case) case status checked in High Court website it's showing
Case status, -- CASE DISPOSED
nature of Disposal --Contested AQUITTED ,
I want to know this case was closed or what next. please advice me
RAMESH KISANI
18 May 2015 at 20:54
I hv terminated Leave & License Agreement with my Licensee by giving him two months advance notice as per agreement. But he still continues to occupy the flat and I hv filed Eviction Application before competent authority. As the Notice period is over by a month, can I ask Electricity Service Provider to DISCONNECT the power supply into my Flat till the Licensee actually vacates the Flat? Can the Licensee lodge a Criminal Complaint against me if I get the power supply disconnected? Can the Police take action if the Licensee files complaint against me?
reji
18 May 2015 at 19:32
Dear Sir,
I have a sub-divided property with patta, chiita and A-register all in my name online also and also in person from Taluk office. Now when i went to sell my property they as saying that the sub-divided is clubbed and someone else has the patta issued for all the plots. They arent providing with any further details on the case or how it was clubbed and why. Register office also has only my sub-division not the clubbed nbr. Now technically, i have my patta and also someone has it but I have the sub-division nbr in the register office but not his clubbed Number. Can some one guide me please. Property is in Tiruporur Taluk, paiyanoor village, Chennai
Thanks
Reji
pankaj kumar gupta
18 May 2015 at 16:39
Dear Sirs/ Madam,
As you know that earlier it was possible to register a deed, without payment of exact stamp duty and registration charge, in that case those deed a called as pending deed and you cannot obtain a certified copy of the same.
Now, my question is this whether these deeds do come under the purview of valid registered deeds, if yes, then are they treated as lawfully executed by the seller and admissible under the evidence act.
If not then the purchaser is treated how and what is the terminology for him if he is not holding possession of the purchased property.
Kindly advice.
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Transfer of flat in a registered co op society
My father who is deceased was the owner of a flat in a co op soc. In his so called registered will, he willed the flat to two(out of five) of his children and a grand child and left no share for two other children.The executor of the will who is also one of the transferees of the flat as per the will,wanted to get the flat registered in his name. The lawyer of the society has asked the transferee to provide to the society the consent/NOC of all the legal heirs of the transferor including those who have not been given any share in the flat in the will.
Is this requirement of the society's lawyer mandatory without which the flat cannot be transferred to the transferee.Please enlighten me. Thanks