Franklin DSouza
13 September 2026 at 09:29
Dear Sirs/Madams,
A member of CHSL in Mumbai, who is a super senior citizen aged 80 and is sheltered in a Senior Citizen Home, has entered into a L&L agreement with a tenant for a period of 3 years.
The Society's demands for the deal are listed below.
Need to understand if the demands, which seems unreasonable are legally valid.
In anticipation for your response.
Thank you and kind regards.
Instructions for keeping Tenants-
Members are requested to follow the below, before the tenants shift in ( 1-5):
1. Introduction of the tenants to the Management Committee.
2. Agreement copy & Police Clearance to be given to the Society.
3. Nominal Membership Form with a fee of Rs. 100/- cheque to the Society.
4. Incoming Rs. 2000/- to be paid by member to the Society.
5. Member should pay to the Society a deposit of Rs. 10,000/- for a 2 BHK flat, & Rs. 8,000/- for a 1 BHK
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6. For every new agreement, even if it is renewed Rs. 1,000/- cheque to be paid to the Society.
Also please note:
1. When the tenant is leaving the Society, please inform the Managing Committee in advance. Also, Rs. 2000/- has to be paid to the Society while moving out.
2. Non-Occupancy charges to be paid for the full Quarter.
3. Parking charges to be paid for the full Quarter.
Praveen Kumar
12 September 2026 at 14:30
Respected Sir/Madam,
I respectfully seek your guidance and intervention regarding the persistent water-supply problem and inadequate maintenance services being faced by me in the residential society at Baddi, where the maintenance of the society is being handled by the Builder.
I am regularly paying the prescribed maintenance charges to the Builder. However, despite making regular payments, I am not receiving adequate basic maintenance facilities, particularly a reliable water supply and proper sanitation.
For a considerable period, I have been facing a serious shortage of water supply in my flat. Every day, the water supply to my flat stops after approximately 2–3 hours of the motor being operated, making it extremely difficult to carry out basic household activities.
In an effort to resolve the problem, I recently installed my own water-storage tank. However, even after installing the additional tank, the water supply to my flat continues to stop after approximately 2–3 hours.
I have repeatedly requested the Builder and his representatives to inspect and resolve the issue, and I have also communicated the matter through several emails. Unfortunately, my complaints have not been taken seriously and the problem continues.
There are approximately nine water tanks installed in my tower, but, according to my observation, the water stored in my tank alone is getting exhausted/stopped within 2–3 hours of water supply, whereas other residents do not appear to be facing the same problem to the same extent.
I have also had the plumbing of my flat, including the bathroom and related fittings, examined by a plumber. No leakage or other apparent internal plumbing defect has been found in my flat.
In view of the above circumstances, I have a genuine concern that my water supply may be being deliberately restricted or interfered with, possibly because I have been raising complaints regarding the poor maintenance of the society. therefore, request you to kindly guide me regarding the appropriate legal and administrative action available to me against the Builder for failure to provide basic maintenance services and for the continuing water-supply problem. I shall be grateful for your prompt intervention and appropriate action.
ASHWIN JOSHI
07 September 2026 at 07:52
In property especially ancestors deprival of inheritance rights to daughters most common. Specific heir takes away whole rights in her favour on with the help of Title support and grab full realised amount in her benefits.
As Daughters got equal rights in ancestors provided if not self aquired.
If specific daughter who is also a coparcener only having inheritance rights to her specific portion of the property share not whole property restricted.Partition should take place to determine share of the property.
In this matter properly is ancestors eldest daughter takes title right from her mother through testament and also obtained probat. She also submitted family tree succession admission of each heirs and get attested witness of 2 independent witnesses Notary public and Talati mantri.
Therein after after few years she dispose whole property in her favour and excluded rest heirs in inheritance rights in said ancestral property and declined to provide shares .
Can such sale is valid ?
Where one side commission of inheritance rights of her sisters.
Later excluding same sisters from such inheritance rights which is birth right.
No partition took place before and after and no defence of any relinquish deed execution where deprived daughters have committed waiving of their inheritance rights.
Merely on title ground she can do ?
May be upto restricted share to.her.
Opine eldest daughter can do so ?
Is it lawful?
Option for deprived daughters to claim their shares.
Sale deed executed.
also daughters in within timeline as per limitation laws of 3 years from the date of knowledge and approaching civil court for justice after completing required formalities.
Possible outcome of such mysterious unlawful practice done by eldest daughter.
Seeking partition declaration of inheritance rights.Possible out come. Opine.?
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ASHWIN JOSHI
06 September 2026 at 01:30
Defendant failed to produce such evidence
Anonymous
04 September 2026 at 09:57
As the 3 daughters only inheritance rights just to title purpose signe in favour of eldest daughter as there was no Partition took place 3 daughters being inheritance rights can do such for title purpose only keeping intake vary nature of the property and their rights.
Eldest daughter can do such act on support of title? Aggrieved daughters can file suit adgainst her?
Anonymous
04 September 2026 at 09:00
If eldest daughter sold property without consent of the legal heir daughters 4 months back on virtue of title in her favour.
There after vary nature of the property remain unchanged ancestors property.
The Act of eldest daughter lawful?
Deprived daughters can challenge and claim their shares in disposal amount.
No legal partition took place.
Eldest daughter admitted succession rights of the daughters in family tree in affidavit manner.
ASHWIN JOSHI
03 September 2026 at 11:18
3 daughters signed transfer deed in favour of Mother.Tital purpoe Ancestors property.Mother made testament in favour of eldest daughter only.
Eldest daughter submitted family tree succession admission of the sisters b4 executive magistrate Mamlatdar.
Later all of sudden 2026 she sold whole property in her favour.Depriving daughters
On vertue of title.
Is it lawful?
Anonymous
03 September 2026 at 06:40
Daughter rights in ancestors property deprived once accepted in family tree later one of the heirs obtain title on her name from her mother deprived succession rights and also no partition took place.
Sreekumar J Pai
02 September 2026 at 12:39
In our apartments we have 1, 2, and 3 BHK flats. Common are maintenance charges are levied rs. 1400, 1800 and 2000 respectively. Is this justifiable when the owner's right on the common area is undivsible and equal ? How an owner's association can charge based on the area of flat held?
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