deepak K Gujrati
03 July 2010 at 08:32
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice
AJIT KAWATKAR
28 June 2010 at 13:13
i have read that will has to be probated alongwith the fees if it is in the metropolies.i would like to know what is the quantum of fee ; if at all ;applicable in case of succession certificate in maharashtra.
Namratha
23 June 2010 at 10:11
Dear Sir,
in 2007, our ancestral property (vacant land) got divided to all grand children (4 guntas each) through the Civil Court.
Got the survey done and phani is obtained in this June month.
Need to know what other documents to be collected from Taluk office.
How much amount of tax to be paid for 4 guntas and when should the tax be paid.
Kindly advice.
mihir kr. ghosh
21 June 2010 at 12:44
property belonged to deceased mother;
there after two sons claimed property right ignoring other 10 sons & daughters only on the plea of oral will of the parents,please clarify.
tusharcosmic
19 June 2010 at 18:53
What is the definition of the word "immediate" in section 14D of Delhi Rent control Act?
I am pasting here this particular section of this act----
"Right to recover immediate possession of premises to accrue to a widow. - (1) Where the landlord is a widow and the premises let out by her, or by her husband, are required by her for her own residence, she may apply to the Controller for recovering the immediate possession of such premises.
(2) Where the landlord referred to in sub-section (1) has let out more than one premises, it shall be open to her to make an application under that sub-section in respect of any one of the premises chosen by her."
In day to day life by "immediate" we mean " accomplishing a job/work without loss or interval of time."But this simple definition is not perhaps accepted by Indian judiciary--by immediate they perhaps mean 6 months or 8 months.Can you tell me whether I am right?If yes,how they decided this time frame as "immediate"?
Or If I am wrong ,do they deliver justice in the trials under this section immediately,I mean within days?
Can we ask this question to Indian Govt. through Right to information act--RTI,if yes,how?
gulamabbas
19 June 2010 at 11:44
Dear Sir,
A leave & license was entered in to at Mumbai for a property at Mumbai. The said agreement was registered with sub registrar as per Maharashtra Rent Control Act.
Now,as mutually agreed the said agreement is terminated and a deed of surrender has been signed by paying stamp duty of Rs 300/-
Rental value was Rs 2.50 lakhs per month and deposit Rs 9.00 lakhs
Querries:
1)Whether it is required as per law to register the said deed of surrender?
2) What are the consequences if the deed of surrender is not registered?
3) What is the stamp duty payable on the deed of surrender?
Tks
Advocate Sadhana Mhasawade
19 June 2010 at 11:18
In Blood relation if one person give development rights to the other person, How to calculate the Stamp Duty?
Whether Stamp Duty Payable or not if the parties are in blood relation?
bhushan
18 June 2010 at 22:33
whether the Government levy stmp duty on the timber blog auction made by the forest deparment of the state under Article 25 and 25-A of the bombay stamp act. what can be the defence by the auction purchaser.
Dipanwita Kali
15 June 2010 at 17:25
Govt wants to acquire part of the open space from our apartment complex for road widening. This would mean destroying the boundary wall,reduction in open space and loss of fruit bearing trees. Besides, we are not sure how the road widening next to our apartment will help because just 1 km away is a village which has narrow lanes that run for 6 km before meeting a highway. The village has houses and shops on both sides of the lane. Unless those are acquired /destroyed, the road widening outside our apartment will be of no use.
What can we do regarding this?
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Importance of Khatauni
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice