A.DEIVA NAYAKI
07 March 2018 at 13:30
Sir ,
we have two properties ..one is 2.5 acres land in our father in law 's name ...another one is a house given to my father in law According to his father 's will....( My grand father in law will)...my father in law has 6 sons and 3daughters ..8 grandsons and 5 grand daughters. One grand daughter and 2grandsons are staying abroad ....at the time of registration is there a need of grandsons and grand daughters?
Manjul Sijwali
07 March 2018 at 03:11
This property purchased by our grandfather. After his demise it distributed among four son. My father also had one share. He sold 2/3 property and purchased a land. After his demise in 2010, our mother also became one of the successors with us. She made a registered will to one son, other two has left. Other case of rest 1/3 property. She opt the similar strategy on this property too. Now she expired in 2015, and the benefited son made the possession of her property in accordance of will and plan for disposal. How can we made restrictions? Is there any legitimate solution? Can we challenge the will? Officially we haven't received the copy of the will
MOHAMED FIROZ
03 March 2018 at 17:19
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I now want to register a immovable hiba property under the gift act by paying the stamp duty for Rs. 25000/-.Ten years back my elder brother has gifted this property by hiba to three of us (myself, my son and my wife) under a written hibanama on a Rs. 20/- Stamp paper. We have taken possession of the same and are the outright owners of the property and have got the property tax receipts in our names.
But my lawyer says that a hiba can be made by a donor only to a blood related donee, and as such my son and my wife cannot be considered as eligible donees. He says that the new hiba deed can be registered only between myself and my brother.
But I have read in law journals that a hiba can be made by a donor to any donee who exists, and that the donee can even be a non muslim or a juristic person.
I want to be clarified on the follwing points as per the present Govt. Act.
1. Whether there is any restriction on offering hiba to blood related donors only ?
2. Whether a hiba can be made by a single donor to multiple donees under a single hiba ?
3. Whether my existing hibanama is in order ?
4. Whether the stamp duty of 1% on the value of the gifted properties is applicable in my case ?
4. What is the right procedure to be adopted by me to get a registered document for this property in
favour of myself, my wife and my son ?
MOHAMED FIROZ
Milind
03 March 2018 at 16:15
Hello,
We plan to sell a property at Uttar Pradesh soon at rs 90 Lakhs. Please let us know if we are supposed to pay any tax and if yes then the approximate tax that is payable.
nitin bhatt
03 March 2018 at 08:30
hi, i am nitin from haryana. my religion is hindu. sir i have lost the property suit in civil court. but we found some mistakes in written judgement. now my questions is:- 1. what is the procedure of correction in judgement. 2. how much time it will take. 3. what happen if court found that this mistake is not clerical or typographycal mistake. 4. is it possible that it will change the decision of court. please suggest me its very important for me
Anonymous
27 February 2018 at 14:22
There was a property in the name of my father in law's mother. She expired when my son is in womb(6 months). After her death , my father in law , his brothers and a sister shared that property using 1956 Hindu succession act when my son was 9 months in womb. They told my husband & her sister don't have rights as it is their mother's property. Now my son is 6 years old. Is there any rights for my son in the property as he becomes 4th generation of the property. My husband is expired now leaving a little son. My in laws never allow me to reside in that house. Kindly advise me .
pradip Gaikwad
26 February 2018 at 11:25
Dear Sir,
My grandfather had purchased one room in this BDD building in the year of 1950. After sometime my grandfather transferred ownership of this room to my fathers name. In 1998 my uncle (Dads older brother) passed away and due to this my father transfer ownership of this room to my aunty. However since then my aunty and her childrens are behaving very rudely to us.
So now is there any provision in law to get share of this room from my aunty. Please guide.
Thanks & Regards
Pradip Gaikwad
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sanket
26 February 2018 at 00:24
hi, I am residing in Gujarat and completed my civil engineering degree. Actually I want to buy an agricultural land for the same purpose but nobody in my family is related to agriculture industry (agriculturist). Please let me know is their any way to buy agricultural land?
Ashwin Mehta
25 February 2018 at 16:05
I recently read an article where in it has been suggested to go for 'REVOCABLE TRUST" instead of usual "WILL" for transferring immovable assets to your own children.This type of Trust is considered as an alternate to WILL.These are formulated to avoid "PROBATE" as many a times to obtain a probate from competent court of that jurisdiction is cumbersome, mainly because the "Fees charged by certain advocates gets Proportional to the value of the assets". I overheard that in city like Mumbai and Delhi it goes upto 10% of the Market Value of the Property .!!!!!!!!!! Is this true ?? Please advise.
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Land for stamp duty
We have signed a family settlement in 1994 by which a plot of land was to be transferred to me. This family settlement was set aside on an appeal and reconfirmed after a few years setting aside the appeal.
After the setting aside of the appeal, I have applied to the sub-registrar to transfer the land to me in accordance to the family settlement.
Please advise as to what will be the value of the land for stamp duty i.e. as in 1994 or as today. Please quote section of the law or provide a case law.