Ria
05 February 2011 at 17:09
Respected experts,
What is the time limit within which an administrator appointed for co-operative housing society in Maharashtra, should file the M-20 bond ?
Anonymous
04 February 2011 at 18:40
i have a 24 bigh land on records but in actually i have possesion on only 17 bigha where my plan is to construct a resort and i had completed all the local formalties only iam waiting for construction now some body said me that rest of my 7 bigha land which some of is in road construction and some is in other side one party wanan by my land that is 7 bigha he is aware with my land position and he said all the liabilities is taken by him can u suggest which kind of problems is occured he purchase on paper rest of 7 bigha and he taken that land from government can some one solve my query . if my ques is in complete than suggest me plz
ANITHA
04 February 2011 at 16:18
Can experts clarify whether the case is valid and will hold good? and what is the fate of the site owners? Below is the description
1. I purchased a site in 2010 from one person from a ayout formed in 1999.I am currently the 3rd owner of this site.
2. Layout was formed in a land belonged to
3 brothers. These 3 brothers owned/got the land by ancestral property/inherited. However they also had 4 sisters.
3. These 3 brothers gave GPA to Mr.X, and they formed the layout and sold the sites in 1999.
4. City corporation had layed roads, sewage and water connection to this layout and around 40% of the sites are now built with houses and people are living there.
5. Now in 2010, those 4 sisters have put a case in civil court on Mr.X and 3 Brothers that they didnt get the share.
6. Also on all the sites in the layout, they have written that these sites are under litigation.
7. None of the site owners got any initimation about the case, apart from they coming and forcibly writing on the walls and the houses in the layout.
Please clarify
manoj verma
03 February 2011 at 22:27
Dear sir,
We are having a few bighas of land in UP which we have given to another person for cultivation. He gives back a share of the produce, since last 3 years. Recently I heard that he can claim for that part of land. Is this true? Pls advise.
Waiting anxiously.
Thank you.
Regards
Manoj Verma
Anonymous
03 February 2011 at 18:17
What is clause 92 of M.C.S. Act 1960 ?
Is limitation Act applicable to Co operative Housing Societies ?
Can society demand 'Municipal Tax' for the period 1991 to 1998 in 2011 ?
Can I get benefit of limitation Act saying that the 'Municipal Tax' demanded now is "TIME BARRED" & I am legally not bound to pay the same.
K.HANMANTHRAO
03 February 2011 at 17:08
purchased house 1991 in agreement of sale position delivered from my paternal uncle
fr spesific performance as it is undivided hindu famly registration not took place and suit is dismissed now what is solution
dear sirs iam in the position morethan 12 years
no qstn arise 3yrs limitation now actually possessing
iam at hyderabad
jyotsna
03 February 2011 at 13:00
My Parents have two Flats in a registered society flats are also registered one inthe name of Father & one in the name of Joint nfame of my Parents.the land of Society is leasesd with MHADA now this property is going for redevelopment. many people are saying if you have more than one flfat in one society than owner will not get more than one flat in redevelopment project
Please advice for alternate solution?
Kindly mail me, JR.SAPKAL@slassociates.in, jyotsnarsapkal@rediffmfail.com
Jyotsna Sapkal
Advocate
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 20:18
i want to do saledeed of bunglow which come under nagpur improvement trust(nit).i have not obtained noc from nit.can it be possible to do saledeed .if noc is required then how much period will it take to obtain noc from nit.please reply fast.
thank u
Anonymous
02 February 2011 at 17:55
i stay on 11th floor, we have two flat 1101 and 1102 and 1 is refugee flat on our floor. problem is 1102 guy is capturing refugee flat and keeping door close, made storage inside refugee and also toilet and bathroom and also he using for his personal use without permission of society. i have given written request to society but they failed to do so and not giving answer to me.
can you suggest me what to do.
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Section 3G of National Highway Act
Sec. 3G of The National Highway Act provides for 'Determination of amount payable as compensation' to the persons whose land is acquired. Sub-section 5 provides that if amount determined is not acceptable by any party, then it will be determined (re-determined) by the Arbitrator appt. by CG. Invariably CG appoints DC or ADC of the District where the land is acquired.
Coming to the our case, there were around 20 farmers whose land was acquired, however only 6 farmers of the village made an application and argued that the compensation is not adequate as Market Value of the Land was more than compensation awarded. NHAI contested the case. Finally, DC decided the Applications and enhanced the Compensation by Rs. 5 lac per acre. DC held that considering all arguments and sale deeds presented by Farmers and NHAI, it is decided that Market value of Land of the village was 37 lac and not 32 lac as decided by Land Acquisition Commissioner (LAC). Hence, all 6 farmers w'd be given enhanced compn.
Now, the farmers who didnot file application u/s 3G(5) feel that they missed the opportunity. I read the NH Act and also Order of the DC and found that role of the DC u/s 3G(5) is just to re-determine the Market Value and he did the same thing. Now, when the Market Value is re-determined by DC for WHOLE VILLAGE and not for those 6 farmers, all the farmers whose land has been acquired sh'd be given increased compn. by the NHAI, becos earlier Market Value determined by LAC has been replaced by the Market Value re-determined by DC.
C'd anybody suggest, who handled this type of cases, where to reach for giving the enhanced compn to missed farmers. Even a good Fees can be considered for good solution