Sachin Kadukar
30 April 2015 at 18:17
I have booked flat from builder on Dec 2011 in Greater Noida (UP) and have paid all payments/dues as per given demands letter including interest charges.
I was surprised to receive the last demand raised by builder in Feb 2014 mentioning the interest on the already paid payments.
I have received every demand letter raised by builder after due dates mentioned in schedule by 2 to 3 months. In the demand letters there was no mentioning of any types of interest amount i.e. zero amount of interest shown in demand letter.
I have paid remaining possess amount and dual electrical meter charges on Jun 2014.
My flat was ready in Oct. 2014 I was shift in it but till date builder has not been issued possession letter. Project work is still running and most of work is not complete so far like fire fighting, car parking, lifts, roads, proper electrical supply, water supply, corridor lighting, road lighting etc.
Now builder circulating the notice for maintenance charge.
Some work is pending inside my flat, I discussed with builder’s staff many times but no one listen and they didn’t take any action. I had send mail so many times to builder but he couldn’t reply.
I have the following point to discuss-
1)Can builder take maintenance charges before issuing possession letter/without registration whereas 40 % of work and amenities is incomplete and one tower is under construction?
2)Builder have charge 12.25% service charge on maintenance amount, is it right ?
3)How can I recover undue interest charge which was I paid ?
4)I had paid amount of car parking, club, dual meter charges, IFMC but till date builder could not hand over these things can I claim interest amount on him?
5)Approx.. 450 families had been shifted and some people are told me that we are living in illegal is it right ? (but builder had promised us that, he will issue possession letter after shifting)
6)Can I file case against builder in consumer forum or civil court.( which will better))?
7)How much time will take if I file case in court.
Paresh Vaidya
30 April 2015 at 17:23
I understand the leave and licence agreement can be registered online in Mumbai, Maharashtra. In this respect, I wish to know the folloiwng:
(1) the exact procedure for registering the L&L agreement online. Does it really mean that there is absolutely no need to visit the registrar office?
(2) If the visit is necessary, in which registrar office the agreement for property located at Charni Road will be registered?
Thanks for the advice.
omprakash
30 April 2015 at 13:22
my father has purchased a land in Ranchi in 2009. Up till now every thing was fine but six month back one person has filled a case against my father that he is having the power of attorney to sell this land and showing us the paper which he is having from 2007. My father hired an advocate to counter the case filled against him.
But unfortunately my father advocate and that person framed a conspiracy against my father. He didn't let us know what he has done so far to counter the case, and now court has issued a summon against my father.
This created a havoc in my family. I am really looking for a help from your expertise in this regard, and if possible please let me know a good advocate who can fight our case honestly in Ranchi.
Hope to get a reply ASAP.
Thank you.
amolchalke
30 April 2015 at 12:14
Hello Sir/Madam,
I have two flats,fully self acquired,and both flats have my father as second applicant.I am the first applicant in both the flat agreements.Now my father has recently passed away. So i want to delete his name from the society share certificate.
also i intend to sell one flat, as i have to purchase bigger flat.
The society is asking to bring Affidavit/ NOC/Release letter from my mother and brother,so that they do not claim a right in the property.
please advise the correct procedure to follow so that in future i do not have any problem.Also what is the format for the above documents and do i need them to get notarised.
many thanks in advance
yours faithfully
amol
vandana
30 April 2015 at 09:17
My maternal grandfather (mother's father) passed away in around 1930. He had one son (my maternal uncle) and one daughter (my mother). All the land in my maternal grandfather's name passed on to my maternal uncle. There was no formal partition as was the tradition at that time. My maternal uncle passed away in 1995 and my mother in 1997. The land passed on to the children of my maternal uncle but there was no formal partition. Now, children of my maternal uncle are beginning to make a formal partition. I have following queries:
1)Is my mother entitled to share in this property as per the amendment in 2005? If yes, then how much share?
2)If no, then is my mother entitled to share as per succession act of 1956 or before? if yes then how much?
thanx in advance
anand
29 April 2015 at 23:39
Dear Sir,
In my village there were two persons of same name out of them one is my Father and unfortunately other person is died.After that Talathi of our village had transferred all land owned by my Father to the name of nominees of another person(Dead).I have requested TO Tehsildar of our Tehsil but no proper solution is found.Please guide me what to do so that we will own back this land
vandana
29 April 2015 at 19:51
My paternal grandfather (mother's father) had one son and one daughter (my mother). He died in the year 1926. All the land in his name passed on to his son (my maternal uncle) as there was no formal partition between him and my mother as was the custom at that time. He (my maternal uncle) too passed away in 1999 and my mother also passed away in 1997. Now the land in his (my maternal uncle) name is being partitioned between his son's and daughters. My question is
1) Can I claim, 50% of the property which belong to my paternal grandfather according to the Hindu succession act as amended in 2005.
2)If no, then do I hv right to the property as per Hindu succession act 1956 or earlier? if yes then how much?
with thanks
RAMA BALAN
29 April 2015 at 19:32
Hy, am a bit confused about the stamp duty about gifted property. I have been taying in my youger sister's flat for last 10 yrs and have been paying all the dues. She wishes to get the flat to me. Please advise me as to whether I have to pay stamp duty if she makes a gift deed gifting me the property. Am given varying opinions. 1. Only an older sister can gift a property to a younger person(she is my younger sister). Do you have any lawyer partners in Bombay
jenniferjoseph
29 April 2015 at 18:39
Dear Sir
I am the owner and i am paying the emi till date from my account. There is no co owner and co applicant in the flat agreement.
Now i want to dispose the flat but my husband is not allowing me to do the same.
The problem is that with my name my husband name is added ( which is after marriage)
I wanted to know whether he has any right on it or he can put a stay to stop the sale of flat.
Also he had only contributed some 1 lac and erst was paid by my brother. And he is not providing me and my daughter for the expnses for the last 2 years.
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Agreement cancelation to take money back
Dear Sir / Madam,
I have made an advance payment to purchase two plots in a same venture. They have provided agreement separately for both plots. The Plots are in 12.3 acres agriculture land of a venture waiting for the converions. After bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh
CRDA (Capital region development authority)has stopped registrations and also the land conversions. The above plots are near Gannavaram airport. Today (30th Apr 2015) In Eanadu news paper there is a announcement for the expansion of Gannavaram Airport. The expansion will be also in china autpalle village as in the news.
I will ask them to return the advance payment. If they said to wait or No-refund I need help on approaching them legally.
Please suggest me how do i do this?
Looking forward for your kind reply.
Thank you,
Ramarao