Sanjeev Srivastava
27 February 2015 at 09:23
Respected Expert,
Is it true that according to U.P. Zamindari Abolition & Land Reform Act, when a woman inherits the agricultural land from his husband after his death, she has absolute power and can give the property to anyone by writing a Will?
Please clarify. An early and detailed clarification will be highly appreciated.
Thanking you,
Best Regards,
Sanjeev Srivastava
RAVI SINGH
26 February 2015 at 22:46
If A, sells a land which was not an ancestral property but was of his own to B in a form of registered deed.
Then can the son of A who do not want that the land gets sell, can put an objection to nullify the deed before the court?
Pankaj Sharma
26 February 2015 at 17:22
Sir,
I own a flat in Navi Mumbai. I have given it on rent in July - 2010 and since then, the same family is continuing living there. For last 3 years, there is not even any agreement between us as there is good relationship.
However, I need to know that
1. whether it poses risk of flat for me ?
2. In Mumbai, generally people change their tenant after 3-4 years, why it is required ?
3. Whether a simple notarised agreement suffices or we need a registered agreement for 11 month lease which is continued from year to year.
Kindly guide me,
thanks,
Pankaj
Member (Account Deleted)
26 February 2015 at 15:59
I have 50% right in an undivided property which is of G+2 in which i am using half of ground floor and full first floor and the other co-owner having 50% right is using 2nd floor and half of ground floor. There is no partition in written between us.Since due to employment oppurtunity i with my family need to shift to mumbai. The other co-owner has planned to enter into my posessed part forcefully after we will shift to mumbai which i have heard from sources. Many a times i have asked them to enter into a registerd settlement deed but they are not agreeing to that because their intention is to take posession forcefully in my part also.
1. What should i do so that after i leave for mumbai , that the other co-owner cannot enter my posessed part. Please guide me sir so that i can take precautions in advance.
Rajesh Kumar
26 February 2015 at 15:57
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have an agricultural land in bihar which is in the name of my grandfather.My grandfather had five sons and all have died including my grandfather. My father was the youngest one. Now we want to do partition for which I approached my cousins. earlier they were reluctant as they want me to leave that property as I live in Delhi and not in Bihar but because of my continuous persuasion they agreed to sign on the document. I have written the details of partition for each one of us on stamp paper and they all have signed giving there consent. Now i want to knw that can I register the same property on my wife's name with the same document. can i approach the registration office with the same. please reply urgently
jatinkumar
26 February 2015 at 13:12
Hello good afternoon to all expert ! Sir my question is? I want to buy 4 guntha agriculture land along with house on it which is adjacent to a pond. The house is closed nobody stays their .beside this land the owner is staying in another house. The owner of land got this land through gift deed from his father now she want to sell it. As i am non agriculturist can i buy this land?
craj
26 February 2015 at 09:43
I have an house in Tumkur (district head quarters), which is 2 hour drive from Bangalore. My brother has been living with my parents in my house, which was given to me when my father divided the family properties. However, the house is still in my brother’s name, because when it was constructed he registered in his name. My brother’s house was rented and he has been collecting his rent. I am living abroad. He was paying the property tax of my house every year until 2008. Now, I am in India and went to Sub-registrar’s and Muncipal offices to change the Khata registration from my brother’s name to my name. They told me that my brother has not paid the tax since 2008 and before I get the Khata transfered to my name, I have to pay the back taxes and survey of the house has to be done. My question is the following: The survey number, area of the house, and all the details of the property are in the release deed as well as partition deed. I will pay the back taxes, but why are they asking for surveying the house?
craj
26 February 2015 at 09:12
My father has 2 sons and 5 daughters. I am the younger son. In February 2005, my father divided the property of 6 houses and 9 acres of land. My father took 2 houses where my parents live, 2 houses for me, and 2 houses for my elder brother. My father also took 3 acres of land, 3 acres to me and 3 acres to my brother. The Release Deed (Khulasa Patra in Kannada) was signed by my brother and my father indicating that they have no rights in my property (3 houses and 3 acres of land). As per Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, “the daughter by birth shall become a coparcener in her own right in the same manner as a son. Nothing contained in amended Section shall apply to a partition, which has been effected before the 20th day of December 2004.” My question is the following: Since the partition was done and Release Deed was signed and registered in the sub-registrar’s office in February 2005, can my 5 sisters claim for my father’s property? Can they go after my brother’s and my property also? Thanks.
Satyan manuja
26 February 2015 at 00:24
My mother and my wife are co owner in the property(shop) and the same was leased out 4 years back but the tenent is not paying the rent for said shop regularly and not paying the electricity charges. On jan 2015 he paid through cheque the rent amount of pending six monts i.e, july 2014 to dec 2014 and after that he is not paying the rent regularly. this is not the first time he always paying the the rent of 5/6 months after its due. He also not paying the electricity bills as per sub meter and 2/3 days some person told me that he is taking the electricity supply directly. I have only the agreement 4 years back and after that he is not renew the agreement. Kindly guide what to do in this matter.
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Ancestoral property
MY father got a property from my grand father which he had self purchased through his will 35 years back.Can my father will the same property to me as i also have three sisters.if yes how please advise me.