HIMANSHU SHARMA
02 December 2014 at 20:29
Plz give your valuable advice on my personal matter.
Actually we have three brother and one sister all four are unmarried, presently my father & grandfather is no more, my grandfather transferred our residential property to her four grand sons means us. We file an application to Nagar Nigam, for Property name transfer from grather father to four grand sons, in this process, one staff person advice us to transfer all rights to mother through (HUK TYAG), We all four transferred property through HUK TYAG, while file goes to Revenue Dept in Nagar Gigam they asked theres is an leakage of revenue, they said transferred can be possible through Gift deed or Sale.
Presently I am facing this problem plz help me what I do, Basicaly i belongs to jaipur.
waiting your reply
ravindra
02 December 2014 at 19:05
dear experts, we have land with house at tenali in ap which bought orally by taking original title by our grand father and build house long back. Now we moved to vizag 500 km from tenali. While we left tenali we sold it to some one. We gave him municipal house tax and water tax receipts which on our name. And original document of title. We make agrement with buyer in 100rs stamp paper. Now the paper owner filed eviction suit on the buyer and us. We have any legal right on it? Is paper owner has right to file suit after 26 years of oral sale with out original title. Plz advise me.
RAHUL CHAVAN
02 December 2014 at 17:30
In case of death of both the parents, how their children can become owner of the flat.
Lets say registered property agreement is their on parents name and in the share certificate as well parents name is mentioned.
No nominations are provided to society. In this case how can his 2 children can become owner and sale this flat.
minesh
02 December 2014 at 17:02
hello, all i want to ask you that in maharashtra raigad village i owe land, on 7/12- land is private forest. but from 4 hectors of land its written forest reservation only for 3 hectors.
land already transfer to my name couple of years ago.
now i want to build good farmhouse there.
can i do it with GRAMPANCHAYAT NOC? place is in isolated village area where gram panchayat is in force.
Vijay Kumar
02 December 2014 at 16:00
I am a co-owner of flat in Mumbai. My father was included as second holder of the flat though he has not contributed for the purchase of flat. My father died intestate leaving behind by his wife (my mother) and two children (myself and my brother). Can my mother & brother claim right in the flat? Is it possible for me to sell the flat? Will the society ask for NOC of my mother and brother in the event I need to sell the flat??
Your expert advise on the matter is appreciated.
anahita bhats
02 December 2014 at 15:27
i would like to know if gratitious licence can be made in rented property owned by parsi panchayat. if made the gratious licence has to have witness, registered etc.
Siva
02 December 2014 at 12:56
Dear Sir,
My Grandfather has 2 sons and 3 daughters, he acquired land by his own resources and he passed away without writing any Will. Daughters are married and well settled. My father is elder son of my grandfather, my uncle (second son of my grandfather) refused to divide the property and don't want to share said property to my father causing that he is looking after all the welfare of the property. He enjoys the earning from the property and not sharing with my father.
Please suggest how can we approach for getting share of property.
UDAY KANITKAR
02 December 2014 at 08:12
Background -
- I sold a new, ownership flat, (with no loan/liabilities on it, has CC, OC) owned solely by me.
- The builder gave possession of the flat to me in March 2014 end , and I sold the flat in July 2014. The builder still is looking after the building, and society is yet to be formed.
- The purchaser needs a loan of Rs. 10 lakhs, towards the payment, to me.
- Now, the bank has approved his (purchaser's) loan, but is asking for a NOC to mortgage the flat, which in current state, only the builder can give as society is yet to be formed. The builder is asking for 2.5 lakh for the NOC which I do not want to give. (He already owes me 3 lakh against rent during the redevelopment period).
I need your help to know,
- Does a bank require a NOC from builder / society to mortgage a flat, which is an individual's owned property?
- Can a bank only disburse the loan only if it gets such NOC to mortgage?
- Isn't a physical possession of original 'sale for agreement' a proof enough for a bank to establish that the property to mortgage is not mortgaged by other bank/ financial institute?
- Please guide if loan can be disbursed without having such NOC, and under which act.
- You may suggest some way to get this cleared.
Thanks to all in advance!
J SHANMUGAM
02 December 2014 at 02:34
sir,
from an expert advice,
i like to now few point,
1. can anyone file a complaint in police station about loss of property document (title deed)and can get not traceable certificate after a period and publish in news paper.
if yes, then land graber use this method and registar a document easily.
then what is the safe guards given in the law for the orginal land owner.
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Nominee for a flat
Dear Experts,
In case of death of a flat holder in a Society, the Society transfers that share certificate to the Nominee who hold it in trust on behalf of the legal heirs.
However, if before the flat is transferred to the legal heirs, if the Nominee also dies, then what is the procedure ?
If the original Nominee himself had nominated another person for the flat, then will the shares be transferred to the second nominees name ?