Anonymous
18 May 2011 at 23:46
Respected Sir,
Sub- Property Of a Firm
One shop is the name of a patnership firm.now i want to know that
1 Is firm can give this shop by gift To any other firm or person.
2 what are the % stamped duty on it.
3 any capital gain or income tax on it to any party.
2nd question
If a shop is the name of a firm and firm is now dissolute and 1 partner goes and 2nd is continuing this firm and in this deed they mention that that shop is taken by leaving patner And the desolution deed is register in thesil by patners on 31 march.
now Thesildar Is not changing the title name in thesil.
Now i want to know that how the title name is change in registrar court what is the procedure that i can change the title in tehsil.
Rahul Gupta Kohand (Haryana)
manish
18 May 2011 at 17:57
After death of my father & as per register will of my father with 50-50 share. We (my younger brother & me) construct a floor with collabration with builder. Now owner ship of property is Divide into three Floor/part ground floor with basement goes to younger brother, First floor goes to builder & second floor with roof right with me.
Reg. of property is still in my father's name, now i prepare paper for registration of property floor wise with map of third floor he return the same & told us that he want part in third floor also. Now i wish to consrtuced third floor.
Give me advise that is it possible to register my floor in registar office without my younger brother's sign & construct third floor without taking NOC from him.
First floor owner has no objection for construct third floor.
Anonymous
18 May 2011 at 13:46
I am planning to buy a flat in an apartment. This flat is located on the seventh Floor. The Apartment building is approved by BDA for G+7 floors. The Approved Floor Plan of 7th Floor shows only 7 out of total 8 flats constructed on 7th Floor. This particular flat is the eight flat(not shown in the floor plan).
My query is following:
If the builder gets the "As Built Plan" approved by BDA then does this flat still requires regularization?
If yes, then what could be possible cost for the regularization?
Anonymous
16 May 2011 at 20:18
Definition Road in terms of PWD Department.
please advice.
Anonymous
16 May 2011 at 14:11
Dear sir,
I would like to seek advice on the following queries regarding property from your panel of experts. We are residing in a new housing scheme in Pune having six buildings of four floors consisting of 32 flats in each building ie total 192 flats with amenities like parking, park, temple, gas pipe line, lift,inverter back up,Gym,comunity hall, etc. Now all the flat owners have taken the possession and builder has to form the society.Kindly give the advice and the expert openion on the following points.
1 Under which act society has to be formed since we want our right on
the land and other amenities provided on the said land.
2 Whether the society of individual building or whole scheme of six buildings jointly or one main society with sub societies of six buildings under the main society is advisable.
3 Whether the builder can keep his control over the temple and form a trust under his chairmanship or has to handover to society.
4 whether the builder has to hand over community hall and gym to the society or can keep under his control.
5 Whether the builder has to handover all the one time maintenance
amount taken by him in advance to the society with interest. What
amount he can deduct from the said amount while handing over
the same to the society.
6 Whether the builder is responsible or not for, to see that all the flat owners are getting sufficient water supply before formation of the society.
7 Can builder keep any right over any property of the housing scheme.
8 Which other things the flat owners have to see before the formation of the society to avoid disputes in future and any other advice they feel suitable for the benefit of flat owners.
Thanks and regards.
D.R.KONDAWAR
Anonymous
16 May 2011 at 11:14
My brother in law used to stya alongwith parents. His parents rejected their daughter in lw and hence my brother in law had to leave the house and stay separately. The rejection of his wife was typical indian story where she did not match upto the standards of in laws. 3 Years back his father expired. The father left some property for my brother in law, his wife and his younger son. The mother transferred all the properties to the younger son as she stays with the younger son. The mother is a depression patient but dead against the wife of my brother in law and blames her for snatching her elder son from her. The pension of the dead father and the mother is being taken away by the younger son, most of the property has been taken away by the younger son and complete gold has been taken by the younger son. The younger son also has the same hatred againt her sister in law and behaves like father and mother. Now my brother in law who had been avoiding dispute and conflict has decided to take legal recourse to get back his share in pension, gold and property. All these were not ancestral and were made by his father and mother. In such cases where the son is dis inherited because the wife of the son is rejected does my brother in law have any negotiation power ? Please advise
ashfaq
14 May 2011 at 21:40
this is about a commercial property bought by my uncle and my dad in 1980.My dad was not in india so the initial sale deed is in uncle's name.then a partnership deed was also made where it states that both are partners in business as well as property.Now,the share certificate of the co-operative housing society in which the property is,has uncle's name in it,since his name is in the sale deed. Now...How do i include my dad's name in the share certificate.someone had told me about gift deed.how should i go about it???
Anonymous
14 May 2011 at 15:30
We are Hindus,living in South Delhi.My late paternal grandfather purchased this flat in 1979 where we live.He has 5 children(4 sons and 1 daughter).
In 1998,he wrote his will in his own handwriting,signed by 2 of his friends as witnesses.He died in 2007.Now his witness friends are also no more.That will was never registered.
This will stated that if he died after my grandmother's death,this flat and all his money will be equally divided amongst his 4 sons.But if my grandmother remains alive after his death,only she will decide how she wants this flat and money to be divided.
2 days back,my grandmother made her will,where she followed my late grandafather's wishes only, that this flat will be equally divided amongst the 4 sons,leaving out her daughter.Her will was printed,and she signed it in presence of 2 known witnesses.
The brothers are deciding to sell this flat only after grandmother dies.
Questions:
1. After grandmother's death,if we follow her will by selling this flat and dividing it amongst the 4 sons equally,can the children of my aunt who was not given any share,claim any share in it?
My grandmother's will is not registered.My aunt had married a Christian in 1969 and has 3 adult children.She died in 1994,ie,four years before my grandfather had written his will.
2. Is there any way to prevent my aunt's children from claiming their share?
These children never keep any relation with my grandmother,hardly meet or call her or any of us and socialise only amongst themselves.In our house also whenevr they stayed when our aunt was alive,they only played politics in our family.
3.Is it a necessity to get the will registered?
4.Any other precautions,so that the flat may be sold easily without obstacles,after she dies?
Anonymous
13 May 2011 at 16:21
the u p stamp act, 2008 act is in force or not ?
if answer is negative, what is the tentative date of applicable.
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daughter's share in father's intestate property before1956Act
1)The property in question is a residential house situated in Andhra Pradesh. The property was purchased in the year 1946.The document is in the name of our father .It is not clear from the document from which funds he purchased it except for a reference made to it as ancestral property in a will executed by mother bequeathing a portion of this property to a religious organization. Hence I am not sure whether it is ancestral or self acquired
2) our father died in the year 1948 and did not execute any will. .Since our mother was living till 2006 the house was kept in tact. Mother experied in 2006 and till 2011 the property was in some rental dispute.
3) Our father when expired left behind him our mother, two sons and two daughters all were minors by that time.
4) Our Mother expired in the year 2006.
5) Our sisters got married in the year 1953 and 1955 respectively.
6) In view of the uncertainty of the nature of the property I request to kindly clarify the following.
a)What was the law/Act prevailing before 1956 with regard to right of daughters in father's property if he died intestate? Some say daughters had equal right in father's intestate property and some say daughter’s could get only 1/4 th of sons share or Rs5000/- whichever is less as per Succession Act,1925?
b)If it is equal share under which law/ Act existing prior to 1956 and under which section it is stated so?
c)If both are incorrect which was the applicable law/Act and what does it state?