Harish Wani
05 July 2012 at 17:59
can tell me the meaning of Chandsukha on 7/12 Extract in (Bhumapan Kramankache Stanik Naav) Box.......??
rajesh singal
03 July 2012 at 10:24
My mother applied to Delhi Development Authority for allotment of plot under announced scheme of authority. Latter my mother expired in 1994 and i got the parchi mutuated on my name through registered agreement. In year 2004 DDA alloted the plot on joint my name and my wife's name through lease deed. In year 2007 i purchased another Delhi Development Authority plot from market in my name(only) through GPA.
Now recent supreme court order state that no leasehold property sale can be made through GPA.It has to be converted to freehold.
If i go for converting the both leasehold plots to freehold:
Is it allowed to have more than one plot freehold on single name?
What best can be done to safeguard ownership of both plots?
Manoj
01 July 2012 at 14:46
“A”, gave a registered general POA to “B” for purchasing a Bunglow NO.4 but Sale deed was to be executed for Bunglow no. 10 but by mistake general POA was given for bunglow no. 4 instead for Bunglow no. 10. Thereafter, registered allotment deed was executed by society with same wrongly issued registered General POA, however the schedule of the allotment deed mentions the correct bunglow no. that is bunglow no. 10. Now subsequently “A” has sold it to “C” by again issuing a specific POA in favour of “B” which mention the correct Bunglow No. 10.
Now my queries are :
1) Whether the transaction is valid as “B”the POA holder did not have the authority to purchase Bunglow no. 10 as general poa given by “A” was for bunglow no. 4
2) Whether such subsequent purchaser that is “C”gets any right title interest in the property.
3) Whether any Deed of confirmation or rectification can be executed in favour of “C” to rectify the first transaction as the allotment was executed on the basis of wrongly issued registered general poa.
4) How can the transaction be validated.
salman khan
30 June 2012 at 23:09
I heard that all construction has completed prior to 1995 in Maharashtra Gram Panchayat Act, it has been given approved legal and Registered under this act whether it is true please clarify the querry
Anonymous
30 June 2012 at 15:25
I and my brother have two plots of land adjacent to each other.we both share common boundaries with a khas land.His boundary with the khas land is greater than mine.Can he file any legal suit against me if i want to acquire half of the khas land?
syed niaz ahmed shah
29 June 2012 at 10:24
my property is situated in Jammu J&K.
The government is taking over the property because of flyover being constructed under Asian development Bank loan.
The government is rehabilitating by giving land at different place, while asked R&B to do evaluation of the building.
the department is using the yardstick of R&B of J&K which is of old laws and not using the present market value of assessing the property. Also I will be loosing the rent which i am getting from the building
The query is as to how to make the Government assess the value of the building keeping the present market value and material inputs and labor at present.
the market value of building at present and the variation in the building assessed by the government is nearly 3 to 4 times difference.
The ADB guideline is that the people who are getting dispossessed have to be properly rehabilitation and compensated.
ND
26 June 2012 at 14:50
Hi,
My Granny owns (we are not the landlord or owners) a house under pagadi system for which she pays rent to the Landlord.
Because of her old health she now wants to transfer the property in my name, such that I would be the new tenant and the rent receipt will be issued in my name.
I had heard there is a 90% stamp duty that one need to pay for the transfer of tenant ownership from my Granny to my name. Please note that this is not a sale, its jus the transfer.
Request you to please let me know,
1. If there really exists a stamp duty on such tranfers and if yes the how much percentage? The House is in Mumbai Central.
2. What is the procedure to be followed for such transfer?, if the expert can spell out in detail.
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Possession of property, when due?
A builder has issued a letter to all the purchasers of flats to make a payment of the instalment due on possession and to take possession for fit outs. The project is yet to receive the OC. Under the circumstances, please let me know the following:-
1. Can a purchaser refuse to take the possession for fit-outs and await the grant of OC to make the final payment and then take possession? Can he levy interest for the delay in making the payment due on possession by saying that the amount should have been paid when demanded by him and we should have taken possession for fit outs.
2. Can the builder refuse to permit a visit to the flat on the pretext that the last instalment is not paid?
Thanks.