Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 17:45
Sir, i have been given a case to argue.
The citation is subbegowda vs Thimmegowda(2004)9 SCC 734.I am on the respondents side.
Acording to this case may i know what is a settlement deed,whether it can be revoked or not, and what arguments can i frame.
sir im attaching the case.
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 16:29
can a property be purchased through sale deed and get it registered excluding the mortgaged area to municipal corporation. if so what is the procedure to be followed.
gaurav
14 February 2011 at 04:30
hello sir,
actually i was not able to appear in the final hearing of one of my property case which was dated on 18/11/2008 in delhi high court. As my presence was not there so my uncle mislead the court and said that i am not ineterested in this (my grandfather property) and made a sale deed in his favour from the land owner as the case got settleed.... but when i got to knw i filed an application to high court and the court gae an order on 6/02/2009 that i can fight for remedies.Then i filed a suit against my uncle in district court but his my uncle lawyer states that i was not able to be present in the final hearing and my order is late by 2 months as i was not able to get the order within prescribe limit of 2 months....so i want to know that is there any sort of time limit set by the court as it is not mentioned in the final hearing order. i will highly appreciate if u will answer this as there is second argument date is given by court
AJIT KAWATKAR
13 February 2011 at 19:09
This relates to co-op hsg society in mumbai.
On the basis of auditor's adverse remarks & further evideces in Vouchers etc, the AGM resolved in 2008 that society's a/c needs to be Reaudited by Regstrar[Audit section] as provided in the act.The managing committee is sincerly on the job but without success till today.
It is almost 3yrs. My Q. is whether this issue comes under LIMITATION ACT ? if it is then what is the alternate solution ?
rajesh
13 February 2011 at 14:48
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RAM MAHADEO RISBUD
12 February 2011 at 19:42
Respected Sir,
Please give your valuable advice on the following issue :-
I have free hold plot of 1475 Sq ft on which I have done home improvement by constructing two rooms on first floor( 300 Sq ft carpet)on Existing ground floor ( 802 Sq ft carpet area, Built up area 72.37 Sq m + two balconies 4.5 m x 1.2 m and 5.64 m x 1.2 m attached to slab as per old sanctioned plan by Gram panchayat). Ratable value for this existing ground floor construction for residential was Rs 3050. The New Ratable value now charged by Pune Municipal Corporation for residential is Rs 8250/-. Because of construction of two rooms on first floor remaining portion of existing earlier slab has been taken as terrace though it is open to sky. The two balconies mentioned above are also open to sky..Also earlier ratable value was with car parking. However in new ratable value they have added car parking area (30 SQ ft) which is not covered (open to sky). The new ratable value by addition of 300 Sq ft seems to be very high..Please provide the rules for calculation of ratable value in my case. Kindly suggest the remedial measures to get correct ratable value to my property.
Anonymous
12 February 2011 at 18:14
I'm planning to purchase a shop in the ground floor of a flat being constructed after demolition of a house where I was a tenant for a similar shop room.I want a parking space for my personal four wheeler at least for the time my shop will be open.Promoter is demanding extra money for giving me open parking.What is my position as per the recent Supreme Court verdict about parking rights in a flat?
Anonymous
12 February 2011 at 15:49
Dear all,
I am working in Rajasthan with a public limited company which is making cement and for that company having mining rights. My company is a part of group company and now my company's all assets and liabilities transfer in the name of group company,in the nature of amalgamation, Issue is of transfer of mining rights in the name of amalgamating company, Normally as per few decesions of Honable Gujrat court stamp duty should be payble is on Rs.100. But finance ministry of rajasthan asked for duty amt of 4% of market value of share given to transferor company by transferee company so anyone suggest me law or any case regarding this matter
anish
12 February 2011 at 13:37
I have given my residential properties on leave & license basis in Gujarat.As far as i know the licensee in Gujarat donot get benefit under rent control act for properties let out after 2001 till 2011 due to ammendment in Bombay Rent Control Act. The said exemption is to be further extendede for ten years from 2011. In case my licensees donot vacate the premises in future am i protected because licensee donot get any benefit or protection under rent act in Gujarat ? In short would court rule in my favour if i have to get the premise vacated ?
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Inheritance
My dad's mother's great grand mother purchased a property in 1901 in Kerala and died intestate. I would like to know how the property would be divided and who the legal heirs will be. As far as I know, the great grand mother had 4 children(all are dead), 2 of whom died issueless,one had a son and the other had 2 daughters. The son also died and now only his grand son is alive. The 2 children are still alive and out of them 1 has a son and the other has 5 children. These people also have children. How will the property be divided and who are the correct legal heirs. Please advise.