Anonymous
12 April 2025 at 16:25
Miss X, an unmarried woman, without any children, executed a WILL relating to her property (Apartment) in favour of her niece Mrs Y and this has been duly Registered in one of the Registrar Office in Tamilnadu. The property is in Tamilnadu.
Miss X died recently. Mrs.Y wants to sell the property which had been willed to her (and Registered also). Whether she has to get it endorsed/ ratified by a Court of Law before selling the property?.
Dwelsten
10 April 2025 at 23:00
We have old 7/12 papers showing name of my Granny as per Kul Kayda law, but from 2019 Maharashtra Shashan name is reflecting on the 7/12.
How do we claim this land?
Please share a details process and step by step guide to get the land back.
dr ashok rohatgi
09 April 2025 at 17:57
My bare villa site has no OC I am constriting but some neighbour are living there.they are objecting if workers works after 6pm to 9 pm
Nikhil chaudhary
05 April 2025 at 05:27
Hello dear lawyers,
In 1990, A registered partnership firm was formed named M/S Radhe Shyam Traders with four partners, A, B, C, D
In 1991, A HUDA Plot was purchased in the name of M/S Radhe Shyam.
In 1997, A, C, and D (3 out of 4 partners) retired from M/S Radhe Shyam by signing a dissolution deed and transferred all the assets and liabilities to B.
For 6 months, B was the only partner in the partnership firm.
In 1998, B signed a new partnership deed with new partners X and Y with the same name and address (B, X, Y).
B did not explicitly pool the assets of the old firm in the new firm.
In 1999, B retired from the M/S Radhe Shyam partnership firm. The constitution of the firm was changed, leaving X and Y as the remaining partners. The constitution of the firm was changed without taking any permission from HUDA.
From 1999 to 2007, no letter was sent by X and Y to HUDA to update the records of the HUDA.
In 2008, X AND Y (New partners) sent a letter to HUDA for a name change. HUDA REFUSED IT.
In 2009, X and Y filed a suit for a declaration of their rights in the HUDA property and an injunction against B (the previous partner).
I just have 2 questions:
1. When 3 out of 4 partners retire in a partnership firm by signing a dissolution deed, leaving one partner, the old partnership firm ceases to exist?
2. New Partners did not send any request to update the records of the HUDA for 7 years and sent their first letter in
2008 and filed suit for declaration and injunction against HUDA in 2009. Is this case under limitation? because I have researched that the case should have been filed after 3 years of changing the constitution of the firm.
Thank you so much for your answers.
I really appreciate your hard work.
Prashant Taneja
04 April 2025 at 21:59
Sir, there were mistakes in my sale deed. To correct these mistakes a rectification deed was executed. There are some issues with the rectification deed due to which I want it to be cancelled. After negotiations the seller has agreed to execute a cancellation deed to cancel the rectification deed but the sub registrar seems confused. He says documents registered in Book 1 cannot be cancelled by cancellation deed. Can you give me the details and copy of a judgement of a case including the Exhibits presented (sale deeds/rectification deeds/cancellation deeds.......... etc.) where a cancellation deed to cancel a rectification deed was refused registration by sub registrar but court ordered it to be registered, so that I will be able to convince the sub registrar to register the cancellation deed. I am ready to pay for the service.
Anonymous
04 April 2025 at 01:51
Hello Sir/Madam,
This query is regarding residential 3-storey building, a house that accommodates 3 families, on each floor, in Mohali (Punjab), beside Chandigarh.
Brother-1: He is graduated in Arts (49)and working as District Commander in home guards and civil defence. He is married and have 2 children, a boy (software engineer ) and a girl (an MBBS student)
Brother-2 : He is also graduate in arts (47) and an experienced lawyer by profession in high court district courts Chandigarh. He is running his own law firm. He is also married and have two sons (both are law students).
Brother-3 (Myself): I am an Electrical Engineer by profession (41) and a Canadian citizen. I am on OCI status in India. I am divorced with one son from my previous marriage (in Canada).
Mother: She is widow with pension (72).
Father: Passed Away.
My question is : As per my knowledge, registry of floors in a residential building, is banned in Punjab. My father has written a note on blank paper (before his death), that which brother will stay in which floor, after his demise. And we are living accordingly also. But now, the time has come to split (divide) this one property, among 3 brothers.
So, Can this property be divided in equal portion in %age of (34-33-33), as my brothers want to distribute the property by actual floor wise, which will be (50-30-20).. ??
A needful guidance is solicited please..
Anonymous
02 April 2025 at 15:27
Dear Sir/ mam,
My parents have a self acquired property in a Cooperative housing society in Faridabad. They are now deceased. I am one of the legal heirs, along with my other siblings. My one sibling wishes to relinquish his rights ( for no consideration) in favor of me and the other siblings. My Sibling is unable to travel due to health issues. Can he release his share through a notarized NOC in favour of me and my siblings?. if it is possible, then what are the necessary requirements for such notarized NOC....
I also request to mention further steps, so that the above said property can be transferred in favour of me and my siblings.....
Regards...
Anonymous
29 March 2025 at 13:19
The tenant had rented out ground and first floors of a commercial property, through a registered rental agreement. He is vacating the ground floor now, while he vacated the first floor merely after 1 year of the tenancy. We want to mention that on paper as well.
What all needs to be put in writing, and should it be on stamp paper of a certain value, and in presence of witnesses? Thanks.
at your mercy
27 March 2025 at 16:48
Dear learned advocates, first my salute to you all. The sub registrar though is inclined to release the document, he is cautioning me that I may have issues later as it may not come in EC. I find with my little knowledge, the new doument read along with previous deeds as refrenced technically correct to have clarity on the plot that has been conveyed. Please go through the following and advice. Thanks I recently purchased a plot from a seller. The seller provided both the original document and a rectified deed. The rectified deed clearly specifies the plot number, survey number, CMDA layout approval, and detailed boundaries. In the new purchase deed, the schedule mentions a new survey number (210/51) and new current patta number (22977),which was obtained through the patta issued to the seller a few months ago. The boundaries, and total area remain consistent with the details in the original document. However, the old survey number (210/4) is not mentioned in the new deed. Both the original document and the rectified deed are referenced as previous linked documents. Details from the previous document (Schedule B): Plot Number: 47 in "SASTRI NAGAR" Survey Number: 210/4 Location: No. 82, Varadharajapuram Village, Sriperumbudur Taluk, Chengleput District Extent: 2170 square feet Exact Measurements: East to West (Northern side): 27 feet East to West (Southern side): 37 feet North to South (Eastern side): 50 feet North to South (Western side): 60 feet Boundaries: North: 30 feet Road South: Plot No. 48 East: 30 feet Road West: Plot No. 46 In the new purchase deed, all these measurements and boundaries are accurately reflected, except that the old survey number (210/4) is replaced by the new survey number (210/51) and includes the updated patta number (22977).
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Can society ask for additional maintenance charges
Hi Experts,
I bought a flat in phase 2 of construction. Builder has taken 2 years maintenance in advance and handed over building to existing society.
Now society has calculated some maintenance charges and adjusted amount with paid to builder which comes to 1.25 years of maintenance.
Now society is saying your advance funds paid to builder are consumed because of high maintenance changes. Now you need to start paying maintenance from coming month even though two years are not finished.
Can society ask for such funds? Society is saying they did the same thing in their case.
Can someone guide me when I have paid two years advance to builder and mentioned in agreement to sale
can society over ride this and ask for maintainance charges?