celina
10 February 2015 at 20:30
Hello,
Can a father (age 85+) transfer his part of the property to his brother without discussing with his children?
The property is ancestoral property but mutully settled 40 years back and now it is in my father's name. But we feel he has now given a part of the property to his brother who has never contributed anything to the family or property. In case if the property is transferd without even discussing with us, can we do something from our end. We feel my father's brother has threatened my father and has got the property in his name.
Need guidance to proceed further please.
Tarun
10 February 2015 at 19:46
Hi,
We have a flat in a co-operative Society of our Brother who died Inestate as a Bachelor. We have now taken the NOC of the legal Heirs as per Hindu Succession Act 1956.
However one legal heir whose share is about 4% in the entire flat is not willing to cooperate and sign despite we giving the share. We need to understand that is there any way where we can go ahead and put a claim on the flat without the said legal heir.
Kindly advice.
Thanks.
P. Gangwani.
prashant kumar
10 February 2015 at 17:11
elaborating my query further, my mother is married since 31st may,1984...she is part of 7 brother and sisters(3 brothers and 4 sisters).she stands 4 in the row..after 2 sisters and one brother.MY NANAJI DIED LAST YEAR BUT MY MANIJI IS STILL ALIVE.my nanaji had on his name huge property in the form of many lands and houses in village in bihar.he also still possesses on his name a big apartment in kolkata which is also built on the land which was buyed by him(actually the whole apartment was broken and restructured by a kolkata based promoter)..as a result of which after the reconstruction the promoter gave him 1 flat as share of the land but my nanaji payed 23 lacs(saved and fixed by him) to buy the remaining 2 flats to give to his other two sons.much before he had 5 cars which he gave to his 3 sons but eventually all 3 of them sold the cars after earning from them and buyed new cars of their own choice.now i want to know that does my mom has any share in those property??? if yes then please tell me under what provisions she has what share in which category,that is in the lands,houses,flats,cars,fixed money used to buy flats..etc...there is also one fact that my nanaji had made NO "WILL" before his death..so i want to know that can my naniji can stand as a problem in my mother getting her share of property??? actually the reason behind all this is that my all 3 'mamaji' keep my parents bullying..and they have spoken many ill words of us(trying to defame us in the society),they think they are superior to us coz of the huge property that they boast of...so we are planning to revenge them this way to break their confidence of confidently bullying everybody.one more point to include that all these property have been earned only by my "NANAJI" by all means..and their is not a single penny invested by any of my "MAMAJI" in all these property..so please help me at the earliest possible to help me carry out all my proceedings.
jainrohit
10 February 2015 at 16:05
A company is a lessee for an office property. In the main lease deeds , there is a clause which mentions that the lease is between the lessor and the lessee company along with its affiliates.
If the company (lessee) assigns the leased land to its own subsidiary / affiliate , will it require registration under the Indian registration act ? What if the subsidiaries/affiliates were named in the main deed itself ?
Will there be two answers to this question based on the following scenarios
Sandeep
10 February 2015 at 12:32
Hi Sir/Madam,
My great grandfather owned a 6 acres of land in a single survey number. The 6 acres was divided into 3 equal parts and was given to his 3 sons. Now we are planning to get a different survey number for the divided property. Can you please tell me what is the procedure for getting the different survey number. The land is in karnataka and comes under agricultural land
Thanks,
Sandeep
Kumar
10 February 2015 at 12:00
Dear Experts,
I and my wife have shared property of land. Wife said she will give up her share and said she will give "Power of attorney" to me. is this valid?
Rajendra
09 February 2015 at 20:14
Dear sir/ Madam ,
My great grand father has one daughter and 4 sons. My father is one of the son to my grand mother. she died 20 years ago. Till now ( from past 10 years) we are residenting in place which was given by my great grand father to my grand mother orally. now suddenly one of my uncle ( grand son of my great grand father) quarrel with my father for vacating the place immediately. Now my father is planning to file a suit against him. Is my father get any rights on my great grand father's property?? My uncle said that my father wouldn't get any right on my great grand father's property as he is son of my grand mother(lady). Now we are in trouble because we dont have any documents .But we are in possession in same place about 10 years. In revenue fair adagals also 4 son's ( great grand father's sons ) names are available but my grand mother's name is not there. MY uncle had only Fair adagal (RSR) copy no registration document is available with him. 1.Pleas explain me the rights of a daughter on his father's property ?? 2. will my father get any right on my great grand father's property? ? 3.If we file a suit against my uncle will we get property rights? ? 4. is revenue fair adagal (RSR) copy will give full rights on property pls explain.
Thanks
sekar
drishtigroup
09 February 2015 at 14:22
Dear Sir,
My father-in-law is a farmer since 1905 in Gujarat and it is their joint family property.
As per their family decision they aren't adding their children's name in 7/12 extract as of now.
But, without waiting any further if my wife wishes to buy an agriculture land then can she do the same ? If YES please explain how ? and if NO then please explain why ? and solution if possible.
Please help us resolve our issue.
deepak
09 February 2015 at 13:14
Dear Sir
My Mother's Father i.e. Nanaji had a property & a part of that was sold to my Father and however no proof of payment is available.After my Nana's death my mother and Nani(As she is the Legal Heir(Karta)) did make a sales deed and property has been done at the Registrar Office.Now my Maternal Uncle calls that this registry is null and void,as my Nana's will is unregistered.Kindly help on this issue and provide necessary guidance so that we can have our stand.Waiting for your response.
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