Good Afternoon,
I am planning to buy an agricultural land in tamilnadu. Here is some details,
1. Property 1.5 acres was bought by someone in Feb 2005 and at that time, the seller had 4 kinds (2 daughters and 2 Sons) . In the sale deed they did not mention the daughters name and only mentioned sons name in the sale deed. It is ancestral property to the seller.
One daughter was minor and another one was major during at that time(2005).
2. The purchaser is selling the land to me now and the Elder daughter (she was major 2005) is ready to come for the registration and another younger daughter (also major now) not will to come for the registration.
What is the rights of the daughter (minor in 2005 and major now) can file case on the property later?. Is there any red flags on my purchase?. Please let me know.
Thanks
S.
aman
17 January 2022 at 14:22
My father passed away recently..he had 3 fixed deposits in which nominee is my brother and one saving account in which i am nominee..i want to ask that only nominee has the sole right on money or we both brothers have equal right on total money including fixed deposit and saving account..because i have read in few places that nominee is just a trustee on money and all the legal heirs have equal rights ..please guide..
Anonymous
16 January 2022 at 18:00
Hi all,
Can my mother rent a flat that is in the name of my father(deceased) located in naigaon(e).
Is a succession certificate or any other document mandatorily required to be provided to the society?
Thanks
anbu
11 January 2022 at 07:41
Dear Experts,
I am selling a residential plot. Buyer and seller (Agent) made plain agreement that within one month, he will buy. Paid some advance. After one month he says bring me original. I am informing Original only after registration. Agent says, Registration afterwards. What I have to do? Can I deliver original without registration.
Regards
visuiyer
10 January 2022 at 22:19
I planning to Gift a agricultural property to Nephew, who is resident Indian.
On enquiry, I heard that I cannot gift a property to Nephew, (this may lead to avoidance of Stamp duty) and therefore, it has to be under sale deed.
The gifting of property is available or made possible only to blood relations; therefore the next possible way is only to create a will.
Now the querry is - is it so any legal law which says Agricultural property cannot be gifted to Newphew.. if so, how can I transfer the propert to my nephew. vetrans please advise.
Anonymous
10 January 2022 at 15:18
Hello All,
I'm the owner of a plot in Mumbai leased to me by the MCGM (BMC). The plot has now been developed and a society has been formed for the constructed building.
I need to transfer the plot from my name to the society's name and I understand a conveyance deed needs to be executed. However, I've received an advice saying a conveyance deed is not applicable in my case but a 'deed of assignment' needs to be executed to transfer the lease from me to the society. If anyone could please shed some light and point me in the right direction, it would be of great help. Thanks!
Notice period for resolutions in AGM of Apartment Owners association
Anonymous
04 January 2022 at 21:47
Need POA from father to manage/rent out property. However since due to dementia he is unable to sign and also fails to recognise people. How can we get POA in such case?
Anonymous
04 January 2022 at 16:30
Dear Sir,
Somebody owes me some money and I have promissory notes for the same.
However, he is not willing to pay.
Some other person took him to the court and his farm-land is going to be auctioned soon by the court order.
Can I also attach the same property with my promissory notes?
Or how can I get money back from him?
Thanks for your advice.
Daughter's rights on a property.
Good Afternoon,
I am planning to buy an agricultural land in tamilnadu. Here is some details,
1. Property 1.5 acres was bought by someone in Feb 2005 and at that time, the seller had 4 kinds (2 daughters and 2 Sons) . In the sale deed they did not mention the daughters name and only mentioned sons name in the sale deed. It is ancestral property to the seller.
One daughter was minor and another one was major during at that time(2005).
2. The purchaser is selling the land to me now and the Elder daughter (she was major 2005) is ready to come for the registration and another younger daughter (also major now) not will to come for the registration.
What is the rights of the daughter (minor in 2005 and major now) can file case on the property now/later?. Is there any red flags (legal issues) on my purchase?. Please let me know.
Thanks
S.