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Y Singh N Rajput   15 July 2011 at 11:58

Jantri 2011 Gujarat

Any body could help providing a link to find present (2011)Jantri rates of NA Land plots/survey-wise situated at Village/Taluka Kalol, Dist Panchmahals, Gujarat?

Anonymous   15 July 2011 at 11:03

Need Info on claiming the property

Hi,
My grandfather has two sons and one daughter. As of my knowledge ha has not shared the property b/w his sons. Nut during my aunts marriage he has given some property.
He was passed away after my fathers marriage (elder son). My father is not good with the family and he was addicted to drinking and passed away recently. As i came to know from others, they have divided the property when i and my sis was small(my mother doesn't know this). Bcoz of hid bad habbit he has given our part in shopping complex to his brother for some amount. Now, we have a house and 6 acres land. But, recently after me and my sis were majors, with out informing to us he sold 2 acres of his property to some one just for 1L. Now, i have the following queries:
1. Can we(grand daughters) have the rights on the entire property(our part)?
2. Can i file a case against the one who has bought 2 acres.
3.

sunithrani   14 July 2011 at 16:53

what is procedure to get the cancellation of pass books and get our property

my mother received a gift deed of 2 acres property from my grandmother.1973 our of the 6 acres she was owning in Andra Pradesh . But recently when we got our details from Register office my mothers property and her mothers property are still in theri names only as per the EC records. . Since we had our cousins my mothers elder;s hunband had five daughter they were suffering so we had given the property to them only for growing crops and the yield in that was taken by my motehrs brother in lay. we never went to andhra. But in andhra they have made some pass books and in that it shows that my mother borther-in- law ( sisters husband ) has created pass books in his name benami account and that in turn is given to two other owners. ( How it is tranferred is not know to us since my mother borthein law ) died. when we went to take custoday of the property we can to know that my mother has done benami transactions.


When we approach the Tashildhar he told us to come and he will enquiry about the above situtation and will call us . So we request you to kindly advice what action should we take on this issue when my mother has got orginal deeds with her how can any body take away here property. When she has not gone to her place . Please advice.



We met the tashildhar and we had given the details of the property to them and now the tashildhar is saying since it the property of my mother is being forged by my mothers sisters husband and he has created the pass book and sold it two other persons. what should we do now. kindly advice at the earliest.



Reply from the Tashildhar


Since my uncle has sold the property to them and they are holding the position we are not even permitted to enter the premises and the Tashildhar say it is under their custody. I do not understand the law in Andhra how can my uncle make pass books of the property in his name and in turn sell. The person who is holding the property is not ready to even show us the documents and he is not coming to the office of the tashildhar.

Anonymous   14 July 2011 at 15:33

co op hsg soc - legal case

Can we file case against coop hsg soc situated in mumbai from our native place out of maharashtra? related to not following guidelines given by mah coop hsg soc.

Manish Lal   14 July 2011 at 15:29

Tenancy Case

what is the course taken by a tenancy case when the landlord sells his landed property to a third party and allows proper mutation in Form 1/14 in favour of purchasers??? Orginal Form 1/14 contained only names of landlord and NO tenants.

Anonymous   14 July 2011 at 15:25

Become Farmer Agreeculture land

My Brother is Farmer he got agreeculture land from my father. Now if my brother want that my father, mother & his wife also as farmer. Can he purchase a piece of land and then add name of all three so that 7 X 12 can have all the three are also farmer? or he has to make three difference greement for land & add one name each after the land is transfered on his name & then after 7 X 12 all three can become farmer.
Also let me know what maximum area of land one farmer can buy.

Anonymous   14 July 2011 at 15:18

Stamp Duty

Resptected Sir,

I'm planning to purchase a property, would like to know what will be stamp duty applicable in Maharashtra for the same. Also, property is owned by Coop Society so is there any concession / difference in the Stamp Duty.

Request your guidance on the above query.

Thanking you.

Anonymous   14 July 2011 at 15:13

properties

Sir my mother(Hindu)having three house got from her father.my mother is desired to give some properties through settlement deed immediately.

she doesn't give any settlements deed at present for other sons . she desire to write will for other son.

it is possible to give settlement deed for one person alone

my mother is legal heir are

1.widow daughter in law(no child)

2.three son

Anonymous   12 July 2011 at 20:04

MAP SANCTION & MAP APPROVED FROM MCD Delhi

Dear Expert,

I am looking forward to buy a builder flat with Home Loan. But my problem is that builder had not seek for MCD MAP Approval for the same building.

Now i need below suggestions
1. is the building map can be sanctioned after its constructions done?
2. Is there any law regarding only floor approval plan in Propety Law?
3. If not, than should i buy that property?

Best Regards,
Mukesh

Anonymous   12 July 2011 at 16:41

Should MOU, Consent Terms and Declaration cum Indemnity be registered for foolproof documentation

Hello All,

This is regarding a property suit in City Civil Court, for division of property between Mother and Son. The Mother has a Son and two Daughters.

The suit was settled in terms of the "Consent Terms" by executing a "Memorandum of Understanding" which states that both have agreed to settle the dispute in terms of the "MOU"

The signatures in the "Consent Terms" and the "MOU" had been witnessed by both the Daughters of the Mother.

"Consent Terms" had been filed making the terms and conditions of the MOU as part of the Consent Terms.

Both the daughters have executed "Declaration cum Indemnity", in individual capacity, confirming the terms and conditions of "MOU" forming part of the "Consent Terms". They have released all their right, title and interest in the property. They have stated that they confirm, agree and consent to what is stated in "MOU" about the division of property between the Mother and Son. They declare and confirm for themselves and on behalf of their heirs and legal representatives that they shall not claim any right, title or interest over the part of property that the Son is entitled in respect of "MOU".

The suit order states :
• “‘In view of Consent terms Exch.6, the suit along with un-registered N/M is disposed of”.
The Consent Terms state :
• The terms and conditions of MOU dated …… be treated as part of this Consent terms. The MOU shall form part of this Consent terms”.
• The daughters have executed Declaration cum Indemnity and have confirmed the terms and conditions of MOU”.
The Memorandum of Understanding states :
• Both the parties agree to sign this Memorandum of Understanding and draw consent decree in terms of what is stated herein above before the Hon’ble City Civil Court”.
• Both the parties agree to file this Memorandum of Understanding in the above matter and the above matter be decreed in terms of this Memorandum of Understanding”.
The “Declaration cum Indemnity”, from both the daughters, states :
• I hereby declare and confirm for myself and on behalf of ….. that I am not entitled to the said property and in any case do hereby release all my right, title and interest in the said property. I do hereby confirm, agree and consent to what is stated in the MOU and more particularly the following which is agreed in the MOU…..”.
In light of the above, will the Registration of MOU and Consent Terms between the Mother and Son as well as Declaration cum Indemnity of both the daughters, suffice and act as full proof document? Or, will an additional deed like Release Deed or Partition Deed be necessary? If so, then which deed will have to be prepared and registered?


My query with regard to the above is :
Will it be necessary to Register any of the above documents?
Will "Release Deed" be necessary? Will it have to be registered?
Will registration of "Consent Terms" and "MOU" suffice?
Will Stamp-duty be required to be paid? If yes, then on which document and on what amount?
any other point that you may feel necessary to clarify.

Thanking you in anticipation and looking forward to your valuable advice on the above query .

Sincerely,

Anand Shah