murali
21 January 2015 at 16:35
Respect sir/Madam
As per the above subject, my father built a house in a
city , it's registered in the name of his mother that's my grand mother in
2006 . My father has 7 sisters, 5 people married before April 2000 ,1
sister is living with us and another 1 is died. He as 1 brother he left
home in 1995 after that my father takes the responsibility of family he
made marriage of 4 sisters, my uncle also earned some property it's about 1
crore, but now my father's brother and 2 sisters asking the share in that
house.
And also my father has his father's property it's about 5.5acres ,
did my father's sister and brother hav equal rights in both the properties?
I need help sir..
Maria Priya
21 January 2015 at 16:01
My father purchased a flat in Andheri Mumbai. As he did not leave a will after his demise will all the kids and wife have equal rights in the property?
My sister is asking us to transfer the property in her name saying that she is taking care of my mom. We all want to claim the property now.... Please advise how can it be done as we are not staying in that place now... Does MHADA have any role in this.
Please respond asap.
Thanks...
mukesh
21 January 2015 at 14:51
I am having a godown in South Mumbai in a building owned by BMC. BMC has given rights to a developer to develop the building. Builder has obtained IOD and permission under section 33.7.
Builder is asking me to vacate the godown but is not ready to give benefit of fungi FSI to me where as he has given this benefit to other godown owners saying that now he does not have any space. Also he is giving compensation relocation rent of only first year as he claims to complete the building within one year. After one year if building is not complete and if I do not get compensation rent I will be at GOD mercy. I refused to vacate the godown on this terms so he has issued me notice 105B to vacate the place. Now I want to know can I apply for the stay and file suit against the builder and if yes:
1. In which court can I file the suit?
2. Have I to pay both court fees and stamp duty because stamp duty will be very high and I being a small trader cannot afford this?
3. Is there any good lawyer who can fight my case at reasonable fees because here lawyers are demanding very high fees?
vikas
21 January 2015 at 13:33
Respected Sir/Madam,
My grandmother was executed in the Rs.5 bond paper written Partition taken place in the year 18.07.1992 infavour of her 3 sons.The Partition had been taken place after the death of my grandfather,he was died on 1990 and again partition was taken in the year 28.02.2007 through compramise decree passed in the year-2007 in the civil court bidar because my father younger brother(Uncle) died unmarried.in the year may 2000 and his shares also divided between two sons through compramise decree meanwhile my fathers one of the sister(aunt) claim for ancestral property. She created registered will deed in the year 2004 from my grand mother and my grandmother suffered decease form BP ,SUGAR AND 2 TIMES HEART STORKE then my grand mother was died on 2008. my aunt marriaged in the 1990.
My aunt is able or not in the ancestral property.
please give the good suggetion.
Thanks and Regards,
vikas kulkarni.
Mohankumar
21 January 2015 at 12:13
Hi,
I bought a piece of land 6 months ago, after duly verifying everything and got my encumbrance certificate cleared. Now I got a legal notice from a person's Advocate. stating his client made a sale agreement 2 years back with full payment done. And asking me to cancel my sale deed. When I checked with earlier owner he says they are marketing persons and there is no such payment. but he agrees they made the agreement and it is not proceeded with actual sale. Also, the agreement is not registered.
What should I do now? Is their agreement still valid now? What will be my legal status and what should I do?
alandegrasse
21 January 2015 at 10:49
Hi,
I was living with my father in a tenanted property in Mumbai. My sister has been staying separate for over 15 years in her ownership flat. My father passed away six months ago. He left a will in which he desired that I inherit the tenancy rights of the flat. Now the landlord has agreed to transfer the flat to my name but wants an indemnity and NOC from my sister which she is refusing to give. What is the solution?
Alan.
rajesh m v
21 January 2015 at 00:49
dear sir, my name is rajesh currently living in bangalore. My mother was expire in 2013.
my mother father had two wives .one is my grandma passed away my mother is only one daughter for her .second wife have 2 daughters and 1 son she is still alive.my grand father was went to somewhere we don't where is he.now my grandpa property shifted to second wife son name due to some forgery signature of all and misuse the stamp papers in the year 2011,but now we come to know about this. Now my mother died due to heart attack. pls give me suggestions how can i get my mothers property,can i able to get that property? but nobody of them make sign in register office.
rajeshsingh
20 January 2015 at 23:50
I had purchased a land in jharkhand during 1995 with registered deed , From same seller my cousin sister had also purchased. we both got land revenue receipt up to year 1997 and my sister has paid up to date land revenue but in my case i had gone to pay up to date land revenue recently tahsildar is saying after viewing my old recipt that he could not find my name and jamabandi no in his register so he could not give land recipt here please help me how and where should approach regarding this matter please hint some questions which i should raise in R.T.I AND GET THE PROPER INFORMATION .
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