Anonymous
27 November 2021 at 12:29
Flats in co-operative housing societies in Maharashtra were not immovable property for the purpose of stamp duty and registration before 1980 or so. Transfers were effected by the simple expedient of endorsement of the name of new owner in the share certificate. Can anyone let me know whether during those days transfer to heir of the flat on the death of the testator was subject to probate (in Mumbai) and stamp duty? This is a question of facts and history and not of legal opinion.
Nabeel Muhammed
24 November 2021 at 14:37
Hello,
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Vasudevan
20 November 2021 at 17:59
Respected Learned Experts,
Whether the will has to be registered compulsorily? If a will is made in one's own hand writing with witness need registration? Whether such a unregistered will can be enforced as per law?
With much respect THANKS IN ANTICIPATION.
Anonymous
20 November 2021 at 09:01
My father is having house which he mentioned to be given in my name in the WILL. However the witness are not willing to appear in the court. Me being the only legal heir, if forget the will then what will be the registration and stamp duty charges for transferring that property in my name.
I understand if I go with WILL then there are no charges applicable.
Kindly advice
Karan
19 November 2021 at 19:54
Sir/Madam, We are 3 children to our Parents. 3 yrs back self along with my father applied Housing loan (am co-applicant) & finished the first floor (3 bhk) above my already existing father's ground floor (old 2 bhk) property -( total land area 1950Sq.ft). My elder sister and younger sisters are married and insisting for their share in my fathers property. Presently am paying the EMI for the first floor and the renowation/extention of the ground floor. Please suggest how to write the will / share the property to my sisters, if all of us has a share... Secondly if all of us has equal land share is there any legal issue will arise while selling my first floor in future?...any no objection required from my 2 sisters etc. Looking into the long term benefits/problems, kindly suggest how my father should handle the situation while writing the will/registration.
Thanking you.
with best regards,
karan
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Karan
18 November 2021 at 20:37
Sir/Madam,
We are 3 children to our Parents. 3 yrs back self along with my father applied Housing loan (am co-applicant) & finished the first floor (3 bhk) above my already existing father's ground floor (old 2 bhk) property -( total land area 1950Sq.ft). My elder sister and younger sisters are married and insisting for their share in my fathers property. Presently am paying the EMI for the first floor and the renowation/extention of the ground floor.
Please suggest how to write the will / share the property to my sisters, if all of us has a share...
Secondly if all of us has equal land share is there any legal issue will arise while selling my first floor in future?...any no objection required from my 2 sisters etc.
Looking into the long term benefits/problems, kindly suggest how my father should handle the situation while writing the will/registration.
Thanking you.
with best regards,
karan
Anonymous
18 November 2021 at 17:32
My Father made the will, however the two witness which has signed the WILL denies to appear in the court to give their confirmation of signature. In this scenario please advice what to be done.
Anonymous
18 November 2021 at 11:52
I made a bainanama with one buyer for sale of my house with 20% advance taken from him. The bainanama states that i am obliged to make the registration of the property within 30th Nov2021. However i am insisting my buyer to extend the Bainanama for another 3 months, since i have health issues of my mother which needs to be operated . Buyer is forcing me to complete the registration by 30th Nov and harassing me mentally. What steps i can take.Or legally can he force me to make the registration? The bainanama is done on Rs 10 Stamp paper and made notary . Please advise.
Anonymous
17 November 2021 at 22:07
The owner (buyer) of the property has lost the original copies of the agreements/documents (ikraarnama etc) of a cooperative society land plot but has the photo copies of these lost original documents and for sure has the original cooperative society patta that was transferred from the seller to this purchaser along with original blue colour maps. There is no JDA patta or registration done yet.
Will this owner face challenges due to the lost original documents if decides to sell this plot further? If yes, what should be done in this situation?
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Registration of family settlement
Experts kindly simplify in simple language if one has to explain to a lay person the following...........
"It is well settled that registration would be necessary only if the terms of the family arrangement/settlement are reduced into writing."