vijaya
05 March 2015 at 10:20
My GrandFather has two children one son and one daughter(my mother).He has four acres of land.He died in 1995.After that his son cultivated the land and he also died in 1999.after that his two sons (my mothers brothers sons)are cultivating the land.Now my mother asked her share.They are telling that she doesnt has any right.my mother doesnt know the details of survey numbers of that land and boundaries.Please give your valuable suggestions how to file a case against them and can we get the details of the land by just knowing the name and place of the person or is there any other process of getting the details of the land
Thank You
Vijaya
NISHIKANT SOMVANSHI
04 March 2015 at 19:49
Dear Sir's
I'm staying in Mumbai, I have purchased resale flat at Poona, Which is jointly owned by husband and wife. Who presently working at Assam State. Total consideration fixed 38 lac out of that 8 lac transferred from my account to flat owners account as token amount which is mentioned in agreement, and decided to take balance 30 loan from bank on registered agreement for sale. on 23rd January,2015. I had paid stamp duty, registration charges. we all purchaser, seller and witness put signature, thumb print and photos on agreement in registrar's office. unfortunately registrars office closed 6 pm and our agreement not registered. next 3 days 24,25 & 26th January was holiday. As per their pre schedule flat owner went back to
Assam and requested me that he will confirm the next date for registration. mean time I applied for loan and sanction letter emailed to flat owner. reply to that he confirmed registration date on 26th February,2015.and requested me to present at Poona. Accordingly I reached there but owners was not there. I tried to contact them but they not received my calls, not replies to sms,email. same day afternoon I received sms form owner he wrote " As discussed I have not received the payment.I am coming at my flat" I reached his flat and found he is alone. I asked him about his wife, he said she is on the way and will reach within an hour. Also I explained him that without registered agreement bank cant disburse the loan. He said to me that he will reach at registrar office with one hour with his wife. again I went there and wait till 5.40pm but he not came and not respond to phone,sms,email. With suggestion of The Advocate I admitted agreement in registrar office. and acknowledgement emailed him. But no any response from there side. Please give me your valuable suggestion. What legal action I have to take.Again I want to point that sign, thumb, photos put on agreement by all. Thanks in advance to all experts. eagerly waiting for reply.
Shrinivas Chatla
04 March 2015 at 17:30
Hi,
I applied for Balance Transfer (BT) from DHFL to Bajaj Finance and is about to disburse. But now to process BT, Bajaj Finance requires NOC in their format which society is not ready to give. Bajaj Finance implied that if I can get the NOC atleast stating Society have no Objection for me to mortgage with Bajaj Finance then there will not be any legal issues. Society is not ready to give that in writing. Please suggest is there any law/byelaw/or under Society's act wherein I can show to Society Secretary / Chairman that it not wrong in giving in writing that its Ok for Society for me mortgaging with bajaj Finance.
Please advice on other alternatives/suggestion on way forward to get the issue resolved.
Thank You
Shrinivas Chatla
Rahul Singh
04 March 2015 at 15:53
My grandfather had been living in a small village in bahraich district, My grandfather's three sons, he registered as a one agriculture land had one son, two brothers and everybody is seeking a part and say that he's refusing to both of you, I will not, Now my grandfather's has been death, Can you tell me how to get my father to that agriculture land
Please some advice of above mention family disputes.
Regards
Rahul Singh
Chandrakant D Patel
04 March 2015 at 15:08
Hello ALl,
Need your advice on below issue.
My dad had purchased 2 flats from builder 15 years back he opted for home loan from ICICI bank and today we have paid the bank loan.
While purchasing the these flats it was stilt place and there was small builder office.
but once we paid the money to builder he build the flats and we did register the property as of today we get property tax and Electric bill on our name.
Note : In the CC certificate from CIDCO it clearly has the permission of G+3 floors
but society says this is illegal property and they are asking us to pay money to society
Kindly advise what should i do ?
Regards
CP
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Pran
04 March 2015 at 13:12
Respected Sir/Madam,
My grandfather had left me some of his agricultural land property in west Bengal. The land property is mutated in his name, and he expired in 2003. He gave those agricultural lands to his brothers (who live in his village) for utilizing those. The deeds of those agricultural land properties were given to his brothers by my grandfather himself.
My father also expired in 2011 and I want to do the mutation of those land properties in my name as because I am the sole and original legal heir. I have the succession certificate (affidavit) done before the executive registrar in west Bengal, but I do not have the original deeds of these agricultural land properties. When I went to the brothers of my grandfather to ask for the original deeds they said that all deeds are lost and they cannot find those.
What should I do to get my name mutated in those land properties, with the available documents ?
Can I get my name mutated in these agricultural land property left by my grandfather only with the succession ceritificate (affidavit) done before the executive registrar ? without the original property deeds…
Please reply…
Sandeep
04 March 2015 at 12:18
Hi,
In the year 2011 we had booked a plot (Plot Number 14) developed by Agrigold company in bangalore.
We have payed the full amount in three installments. Still now they dint get the plot registered in my name. And now the court has ordered Agrigold company not to do any type of business or transaction. The reason they gave me for not able to register the plot is the 40% of the plots are not released by BMICAPA as there is some pending work in developing the plot. Now how can I get the plot registered in my name.The reason for court to order Agrigold not to do any business or transaction is because, the company is involved in cheating common people by collecting deposits illegally
raokn
04 March 2015 at 08:32
Dear Sirs,
Can you please clarify the following :
1. Can the Visakhapatnam municipal corporation(Andhra Pradesh) has the legal right of refusing to mutate property obtained by unregistered WILL and if "yes" under what statute???
2. If the immovable property is obtained by Mother under a unregistered WILL :
(a)can it be gifted under a valid gift deed and registered by mother in favour of sons and
(b)can the sons get it mutated subsequently on the basis of registered gift deed with Visakhapatnam municipal corporation,Andhra Pradesh , on the basis of the above registered gift deed??
anandmavani
04 March 2015 at 05:35
Hello
I purchased a flat in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai whilst the building was under construction and received the possession in Dec 2014. At the same time I also managed to sell the property to a buyer. The buyers bank ICICI requires a builders NOC as the society has still not been formed. The builder is not providing this NOC and says that they have never done this and are not willing to take the risk. Where do we stand with this?
As per law NOC in state of Maharastra has been dismissed as a required document.
Please advise
Anand
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Authenticity of gift deed when both parties are abroad
Hello Sir,
Query 1: We are planning to buy plot at Karnataka. It is in the name of Mr.Rajesh and his daughter Shweta who reside at USA (names are changed). Since they can't come to India for registration, Shweta has given a gift deed to her father Rajesh and inturn Rajesh given a gift deed his blood brother Girish, who also resides at USA. Girish would come to India for registration. Two gift deeds are executed in sub-registrar's office at Karnataka without their physical presence. They had given a power of attorney to a property dealer from Gujarat to execute the gift deeds. This power of attorney is registered at Gujarat. Is it safe to buy the property from Girish? Are there any risks in this deal? What should we aware of?
Query 2: Since the plot is in a corner and big, two of us want to buy it and split. Can we split it into two separate plots while registration itself? What is the process?
Pls let us know if you need any additional information.
Thanks in advance for your responses.