gagan jain
20 June 2011 at 14:52
how a public trust under bombay public trust act 1950 and societies registration act can over take a private trust in karnataka????
and under which act or statue wil it b govrened in karnataka?
can trustees of public trust can individually qwn the private trust as done in partnership?
RSVP
thanks
Nirav
20 June 2011 at 14:16
what are the proof that can be generated/obtained in case the address on reliance bill has no supporting evidence. also the current owner does not have n e agreement of property.
Also the address on ration card does not matches with reliance bill.
Anonymous
20 June 2011 at 12:32
SIR CAN PROMOTERS CAN WRITE IN THE AGREEMENT THESE POINTS & IS'T RIGHT?
The Vendors shall have the full and free right to make additions, alterations, constructions and/or re-constructions in any open and covered space at the Building Complex not expressed or intended to form part of the Common Areas and Installations and to deal with, use, transfer, convey, let out and/or grant the same (with or without any construction, addition or alteration) to any person for parking or any other purposes at such consideration and in such manner and on such terms and conditions as the Vendors shall, in its absolute discretion, think fit and proper.
ankur
19 June 2011 at 17:11
can a non SC/ST buy land from an SC/ST person in dehradun under KUZA?
Hitesh Rughani
19 June 2011 at 15:50
We are planning to develop a land situated in Palanpur Municipal Corporation limit, Gujarat. The land bears New Condition and Agriculture.
We want to convert the land into Old Condition and Non-Agriculture and execute the development agreement with the Owners.
Please advise us the sequential procedure and rate of stamp duty. Can we execute the Development Agreement first ? or after converting the land into Non Agriculture ? Thanks and Regards.
Hitesh Rughani
Anonymous
18 June 2011 at 23:49
sir,
My grandmother who was a widow migrated from East Pakistan now Bangladesh, alongwith minor children. After spending more than 27 years in Delhi, a plot of 233 Sq. yards was allotted to one of her sons by Govt. of India, Punarvas Vibhag in lieu of property in Bangladesh. Now, shall this property devolve amongst all the children including my grandmother as it was allotted in lieu of compensation claimed for the property left in East Pakistan.
Secondly, whether there was a provision of allotment of one plot to one migrated family or each member was entitled to claim separate plot from the Govt. of India or whether Govt. of India had given seperate plot to each migrated member seperately?
Thirdly, whether the property papers of Bangladesh property which was in the name of my grandfather, could be used by each family member for allotment of different plot by Govt. of India? Is this no duping the Govt.?
Fourthly, can the rights of any member who has not yet claimed on such property, be time barred? Can he claim his rights on such a property which is in lieu of ancestral property?
Fifth, what would be the course of action if one of the shareholders wants to probate a laminate will on a plain white paper unilaterally?
Aarav jain
18 June 2011 at 22:24
sir where i m doing my bussiness(tailoring work-have commercial electricity meter) is area is develop by one builder.....when MHADA person came on survey i was not at place and they had noted my room as non resident(commercial)...but in actually earlier it was used for resident purpose only....past two year i m doing tailoring work there so converted electricity meter into commercial...bt in municipal records its residential place...so builder saying ki u will get shop...i said i want flat same as other are getting at residential place...so please tell me sir what can i do??
C.A Alok Mukherjee
15 June 2011 at 18:03
I am looking for buying a property from the owner of a one storied house who under an agreement to sale will construct the next floor on top and will transfer me the ground floor on completion. For this some amount will be paid to him as advance say Rs 5 lakh and the balance amount will be repaid to him against the bank loan. Now on inquiry we came to know that the bank loan will be repaid on transfer of property i.e on the date of registration of property. My question is as a buyer what are the risks i should cover because actual possession of the property will be done at a later date. I am bit confused please help me out.
Anonymous
15 June 2011 at 12:38
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am planning to purchase a flat in Bangalore. The Sale Agreement value for the flat is 70 Lacs. I am availing a loan of 50 Lac to purchase this property from leading pvt bank. Now in Banaglore there is some concept that property can be registered at govt. guidance value also which is very low compared to market rate thus stamp duty and registration amount will be much less. The Govt. guidance value of this flat is approx 25 Lac. Also bank does not have any issue if i register the property at govt. guidance value. Also i am paying entire amount in white only. Pls suggest if it is OK to register at govt. guidance valaue and tomorrow can i face any problem if i register at lower value.
Pls help urgently
Thanks in advance
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