K D
24 December 2014 at 19:39
Hi Dear All,
I had purchased a residential Flat in Mumbai with the joint name of my wife, Since my wife passed away last year the flat is transferred on my sole name.
Now i want to add my sons name as joint holder in flat.
what will be the procedure for that, can it be done via Gift deed ?
Please suggest me.
Regards
Rajesh Kumar C Yadav
24 December 2014 at 17:38
Is there any rule as per SRA Rule that if husband and wife have two separate house then after slum development, only one can get house?
diuforever
24 December 2014 at 16:32
I have taken a rent home at Ahmedabad. Now few days before HDFC bank officer came with police protection to take possession of home. Actual matter is that my owner bought home through cooperative bank in auction. And earlier owner take two loans from bank one personal loan from cooperative bank and one loan from HDFC bank against property. Before auction add given by cooperative bank in news paper.
My owner not had given possession of home to HDFC bank. Now HDFC bank file petition against all including me in police station. Now every day police call me to police station and tell me that you have to came court for bail.
Now suggest me what to do?
Thanks
Member (Account Deleted)
24 December 2014 at 16:32
Does DEPUTY COMMISSIONER holds a power to evict a permanent govt employee from govt house without any legal orders or any higher authority, by himself only ,when there are no legal grounds for eviction and the house is been alloted to that govt employee from last 35 years with monthly rent deduction....if so then on what grounds and what are the options for employees.
Mani
24 December 2014 at 16:17
Getting sites from House Building Coop Society – some clarifications needed
I understand that according to Karnataka HBCS rules and bye-laws if a person owns a site/house in his own name within the jurisdiction of the local authority under which the Society exists, he cannot be a member of the housing society. Your views or advice on this
1. The site or house that he owns may have been purchased from a third party from the market and not obtained from any government schemes at low cost such as from BDA allotment... Does this make the person still ineligible to apply for and allotted a society site as an associate member (AM)?
2. Does this rule apply if the AM proposes to purchase the site by the society at a price different from that of other members and at the government guidance value? If so, the argument that he is getting at a concession is invalid and hence his ineligibility also is invalid?
3. What is the jurisdiction of a local authority applicable in this case? Who is the local authority for the application of this clause?
4. What happens if the Society office is located in the jurisdiction where he has another house but the housing project / site is being developed in an area outside the society’s office jurisdiction? He may want to live in a new area in the society site!
5. He may own a small house purchased form the market, but may want to improve his standard of living and may want to invest in a HBCS site, to put up a more comfortable house? This rule prevents that?
6. What if I plan to make a bigger house in a newly acquired society site and sell off my old one? Does the law prevent such an act? If so, is this not retrogressive in that the govt. wants its citizens to never come out of their poor standard of living through this rule?
7. Is this not a game plan to promote housing by private apartments and site promoters by restricting supply through HBCS?
8. What action has been taken by Govt. on those who have procured a site despite he/she owning a house in the larger Bangalore metropolitan area?
9. What are the court cases on this matter to understand the logic of the rulings on this clause? How many cases have been there on this clause?
10. Many societies are promoted by employees of the government and they themselves flout the rules. Does this mean Govt. is indirectly supporting them?
11. Even many societies use nationalised bank funding for their projects? How can such banks be party to illegal acts?
12. Is this law not a violation of fundamental rights to own property?
13. Hasn’t this law been challenged?
14. Who is at fault? Society or the member?
15. Is there a problem in registering a site in the joint names of the mother (society member when son was minor) and the son, now a major, as the society has taken about 7-8 years from membership drive to development and allotment
pratik
24 December 2014 at 16:09
hello readers
i want to sell my property but the problem is that we dont have registry of land and dont know the actul value of our property
please help to solve above problem
can we do power of attorny
Akshat Singh
24 December 2014 at 15:37
We have a double storey house which is consisting of 3 flats. 2 flats are on ground floor and on the 1st floor, half portion is open terrace and another half is a 1 bhk flat.Both the ground floor flats are on the name of 2 brothers,one for each and the 1st floor flat(including side terrace and upper terrace) is on our name.My question is, is it possible to sell that 1st floor flat separately without selling ground floor flats and without the signatures of their respective owners?
Bharat Pasi
24 December 2014 at 11:30
Hello All,
I am looking for the valuable suggestions from you experts on the below issues.
We have a society which possession was started from November 2012 but builder has not yet formed society even when 90% flats are sold and occupied. Every time when we are checking with him, he is giving false commitment and saying it will be formed in next 2 months.
In initial phase of the project he has shown golf course box by putting net and garden in around the golf course net. Same was shown in his all exhibitions, advertisement boards and pamphlets used for sale and that plot is inside the boundary wall of the society. Now from last few months he is saying that plot was not part of this project from beginning and also putting boundary wall from two side inside the earlier boundary wall to cover that plot and saying our internal road from main gate to this plot is submitted as public road.
Apart from above issue he is using common spaces for parking allotment to existing and new buyers and also putting shade to it. Due to this we are losing all open spaces which was promised during sale to us.
Please suggest what action we can take on both the issues, we are trying to form society in non-cooperation mode as builder is not helping to us but again that will take at least 3-4 months period but we want to take some action right now on current issue as group of people/all residents.
Thank you all in advance
Anonymous
24 December 2014 at 02:07
Respected Experts,
I found thid forum in google and very very hapy about this this great tool of service to the citizen of India!
Am�a Muslim writing from Tamilnadu �and I hope you can assist me by guiding with your valuable advice on the below property inheritance issues.�
First of all am writing on behalf of my Mother, whom I feel to be nicely cheated by her brother (my uncle) with whom she still has more faith.�
My grand father had owned �many properties, which were all maintained by my uncle since after his death (approx 35years). My uncle had sold many properties without any consent of �my mother.
Since last 10years when my mother has been asking for her share, that too because of us (her children)? After several struggle she received only 2 small properties (one is a half acre agricultural and other is 3000sq ft residential land). Later when we asked for more, they justify that as a female my mom has received enough. And me as a grandson have no any right to speak on it!
Now my uncle is trying or almost sold another big property, for selling this they never ask any NOC from my mother only for this time, when I got surprised and inquired the buyers, they say that since my mom has given full power rights to my uncle, it's not required my mother to give any NOC to sell it. We are totally shocked knowing this, because this hasn't happened to my mom's knowledge! We strongly doubt that this would have happened during the time she received the 2nd property (year 2011) �they would have took her signature by cheating her by giving an understanding �that it's a procedure to receive her property. (fyi - my mom is an illiterate she can hardly even sign properly, also I was not in country to read the document before making her sign). Now we feel so much cheated and humiliated!�
We need to find a way to firstly get the rightful share of my mother her parents property as per the respective law and secondly we must teach them a good lesson (for my uncle, his allies, our community to whom they defame us in the society that we are so demanding and are very greedy, and including the buyer who is now buying one of a big agricultural property which is expected to get registered tomorrow 24th Dec '14).
The saddest part is when I inform this to my mom that necessary action to be taken against them, she says that she is very much scared from making her seen like enemy in her family and as a result she may lose their relationships at this old age.�
Please give me a solution Sirs, as a son I can't digest it and feel very sad on seeing this injustices at this modern days which should have many protective laws.�
Am very sincerely thanking you for the time and for your effort. Am looking forward to have your thoughts on the above expressed concerns at your soonest possible.�
Thank you
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