rajesh
25 November 2014 at 20:50
Can a pvt ltd company purchase agriculture land in alibagh ( maharashtra),if so under which rule.
Thanks
Kapil Kumar Lath
25 November 2014 at 19:31
Sir,
I have purchased a flat long back and staying in the same. few days ago two different bank has sent me notice to vacant the flat as the flat in which i am staying is mortgaged by two unknown people in there bank. Now i do have all the documents and registered sale deed. the flat is in my possession from the day of purchase....wat do i do..if you have any case laws or judgement regarding the same please do help me ASAP.
Regards
Kapil
prince
25 November 2014 at 18:51
My father make will of 4 properties in delhi in the name of my mother.
My mother reach legal aid advocate for probate. He ask for property papers and also says a court fees of 2% is to be submitted in court according to circle rates.
The court fee goes to 10-15 lakh.
Is this true ? Mother do not have that much money cash with her . What shall she do ?
Thanks
Devaraj
25 November 2014 at 16:00
Hi here i am talking about my grand mother land which situated in baddihalli village tukum district and the case active from last 35-40years and finaly it is in FDP(Final dicree process i think) and the lawyers and all says that the land regranted to my grandmother for that how can i know the regrant status or document and what is the procedure for the same and the Land Tribunal Case No. ULRM.221 - 222/1978-79 survey number of the land is 13 and 39 baddihalli village tumkur district urdigere hobli, and the land is belongs to our grand mother father and my grand mother has one younger sister she is also asking for the share.
Thanks
srinivas
25 November 2014 at 15:06
Dear sir/madam,
I heard from my neighbor that if a plot (open land) less than 100 Sq.yrds, then we don’t have to take the permission from the Municipality(in Hyderabad it is GHMC) to construct a house. Is that correct? Actually my wife having 80 Sq.yrds and also planning to buy another 80 sq.yrds from her sister(adjacent land). And if we go for a registration for the second part then altogether it will be 160Sq.yrds and then ultimately we have to go for a permission for construction. So to avoid that my neighbor suggesting that, instead of doing the registration on my wife’s name, I can go for the registration for the second part so that still be 80 + 80 and we don’t really have to go for any permission process. I don’t really understand the this is really possible?
The actual problem here is we(wife’s and her sisters land) did not clear the LRS for the said property and GHMC says that without LRS they cannot issue the permission. So we are in a dilemma that what should we do now. (as an alternate my neighbor suggested the above approach)
Can you please advise the feasible solution
Manjeet
25 November 2014 at 12:33
Hello All
Need legal advice from any of the experts on this forum. This is regarding distribution and claim to father's property by children after father's death.
My name is Masita Ram (Muslim-Suni), I am from Himachal Pradesh.
Fact: We are four brothers and three sisters in a family. We all are married and well settled in their respective families.
Our father (was Uneducated) before death made a will in front of two witnesses and that was not known to anyone of us. He mentioned in the WILL after his death entire property will be distributed among all of us (all brothers and sisters). But he specifically mentioned 1/3rd (Disputed Land) of the property(Portion of allotted property by Himachal Government) will go to very younger brother's child(because he is suffering from Polio-sort of handicap). According to WILL even younger brother is also allowed to take his portion in the balance property.
When father died my younger brother got the WILL and went to the authority for registration of that disputed property without intimating to anyone in the family.
We filed in the civil court and judgment was passed in the favor of him.
We are upset about this and want to find out:
1. Can we challenge the WILL for 1/3rd of the property? and HOW?
2. Is that valid WILL?
3. Can we challenge on the basis of that property was government allotted and cannot WILL as he did.
Please advise...
Thanks,
Masita Ram
sudhakar s. yeradkar
25 November 2014 at 12:23
Dear Sirs,
My friend has purchased new flat from one of reputed builder. As per Sale Agreement she herself is the first owner and her mother is co-owner of the flat.
The Builder is displaying name plate of the members at the entrance of the building.
My friend is requesting builder to display her mothers name on the board instead of her name.
But the builder is not agree for that and saying that the first owners name will be display on the board.
We seek your expert guidance in this matter.
Waiting for your advise.
SY
kumar
25 November 2014 at 09:16
I have a rent agreement for 11 months which has expired I am tenant,i want to extend the term pl . advice how to extend the term
kumar
25 November 2014 at 09:14
I have to make a rent agreement for a flat
for 11 months.
1- can I make agreement on RS.20 stamp paper,is it legally valid.
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Buying a death transferred property to nominee and nominee selling the flat
Dear team,
I am buying a property which owner is dead and flat is transferred to his wife who is nominee.
Now his wife is selling the flat
Wife has two children and has given power of attorney to elder son for carrying out resale process
2nd son is dead and has his wife and one son behind
Now as a buyer what documents are required to confirm that there are no legal heirs to claim this property other than above
Also to be on safer side what is to be done to have claim free property
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