Anonymous
25 June 2011 at 15:04
As per the Land Acquisition Act 1894 within 30 days of the Notification by the Government any person interested in the land can object to the Notification and file it in writing to the Collector
Has any amendment been made in the Land Acquisition Act 1894 TO SAFEGUARD THE INTERESTS OF THE PERSONNEL OF THE ARMED FORCES SERVING IN Border Areas where no communication reaches nor Notice about the Notification?
Can the Land of the Defence personnel serving in remote areas , who do not get to know about the Notice, nor able to file objections be returned to them under any Law/ Act?
Anonymous
23 June 2011 at 23:48
I am staying in the old cess building in Mumbai about 60 years old , we are 100 tenents. All are willing for redevelopment of the building with redevelopment of building in nereby us which belongs to the our landlord / developer.
We are presently utilising 600sq ft area ( including 100sq ft balcony )
Builder is saying that balcony area will not be considerd in new redeveloped bldg and according to MHADA rule he can give us only 500sq ft
What are the rules regarding balcony of old cessed building ? Please help
Anonymous
23 June 2011 at 15:20
dear all,
my client wants to purchase one floor of (under construction) commercial complex which is under construction in mumbai.
my client wants to make 88% of the total sale consideration amount or one time payment of the total consideration amount and get the sale deed registered my question is whether there is any restriction via local act/s on such transaction.
does the applicability of MOFA will come into affect in this situation.
kindly suggest.
thnks in anticipation of ur response
Megha
23 June 2011 at 15:02
Landlord of the building wants to sale flat based on pagdi system, but that flat had used by tenant earlier and died without any claimant to that flat.
So my question is that is it legal to sale flat by landlord to other party in pagdi system.
Anonymous
22 June 2011 at 13:33
Dear sir,
I belongs to karnataka- I have grand father proeprties which were divided in to my slef and my father.(He passed away in the year 2007)he had one son and three daughter-In which 2 of daugher were married in 1985 and 1990 ,
1.According to karnataka act of 1994 which clearly states that daughter who have married before 1994 they can't calim their rights in ancester property's?
2.My second sister were married in 1998.
3.She is already file the suit for partition in 20/8/2005 what can be the result and how long will it take?
4.She will get equal share with me or less?
5.She have share in landed house or not?
6.We have three daughter and one son including my mother, but they are asking 1/3 share how?
7.But they did defendent for the case me and my two sister including my mother how?
This case will depend on karnatka act or different please give good suggestion.
Thank U
Anonymous
22 June 2011 at 12:50
V is my father: two sons birth 1925&1928.
two daughters birth 1920 &1930respectively.
Daughters are married in year 1936 and 1950 respectively.
V = business is sukhavastu brahmin cast brahmin. he sold old property and purchased property called Z small plot with house in 1945 . V expired in 1959.
thus 1959 TO 1980 all the property papers named after V only.in the year 1980 mother
(M) called for partition of said plot and house. wardi application prepered mutualy signed by two sisters and mother for partition between two sons .(copy of this wardi application is lossed )from this day allthe property papers named two brothers as AQA & BQB as on 2011 JUNE. Mother expired ON 1995. Son BQB sold small part of his hissa in 1992 to avoide finansial troubles.( no body thake any objection)
when we tried to sale this plot with house in 2011, public notice served by builder received objection from our two sisters for equal share.deal stopped .my question is what to do ? state karnataka
Anonymous
22 June 2011 at 11:04
Dear Patil Sir,
This NOC is required by Talathi to register my name in 7-12.
Regards,
Deepak
sweta
21 June 2011 at 15:47
Dear Members,
Kindly let me know the formula for calculating average annual rent, as per article 36A of the bombay stamp act.
Thanks and Regards,
Sweta Todi
M.Com, A.C.S
Anonymous
20 June 2011 at 17:38
I have already raised an query regarding rights of married woman-in the year of 1977 in Tamil nadu.for that i have got reply from Ramachandran sir- thanks for the same.
Now i have had the following queries on the same.
Grand father has 2 sons- one is my father who's elder(passed away in 1994) and yonger son is alive
1. House property partitioned as-
front portion to grandfather second son-
back portion to me(my father is elder son-who's passed away in 1994)
the property is registered- IN which the elder sister's who have got married in 1977- they have made their objection with register office- inspite of that we received our documents now.- My question is
1. Can we go for bank loan with the registered documents.?
2. According to partition back portion(vacant land) came to me- the signtors are
1. my grandfather second son,my 4 sisters(married after 1990) & my elder brother- will the process is right.
3. Earlier in grand father land is sold by us in which my elder brother has offered shares to my elder sisters(on that time we don't know the rights of woman's in ancester property)can it be recovered now?.
Kindly provide your advise sir
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