Farmer
29 September 2021 at 15:23
Father name Shivaiah (Family consists of : 2 sons (Narasimha & Janardhan) & 3 Daughters (2 of them expired). myself prasad from hyderabad purchased land in the year Nov 2013 from Narasimha which was registered in 2000 year (Sale Deed) which was in his name saying purchased through CASH, as witness second son mr. Janardhan has also signed. land measurement : 14 Guntas (1700 yards) Problem hear : Narasimha elder sister approached through a agent (broker) saying that i have a share in the land which belongs to her great grand father, she shall approach court saying shall file case against me(prasad-purchaser), however the land is in the name of his brother Narasimha not on his Father name (Shivaiah). How to processed further please suggest me. Best regards, Prasad
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Harish Khanolkar
28 September 2021 at 20:09
Hi,I have a piece of land ,on the 7/12 the main title is of F E Dinshaw and property card as well, Only the N A order ( which is on our name ) number is reflecting on the 7/12 ,we are in the possession of the said land since more than 32 years,I would like to know the procedure of entering in adverse possession ( later on in 7/12,Property card ),How to file and where to file adverse possession,document required for the process.
Thanks
saravanan.s
28 September 2021 at 17:17
sir
My mother elder sister want to settle is property for me settlement dded can i proceed what is amount i pay for registration
Ashok Ashok
27 September 2021 at 23:29
1. Grandfather “is referred to as A”
2. Grandmother “is referred to as B”
3. Father “is referred to as C”
4. Mother “is referred to as D”
5. Grand Daughter-1 “is referred to as E”
6. Grand Daughter-2 “is referred to as F”
7. Grandson-3 “is referred to as G”
8. Grandson-4 “is referred to as H”
9. Grandson-5 “is referred to as I”
Facts & Background
1. A acquired a land in 1940 on perpetual basis at his native in Rajasthan and constructed a house on it (hereinafter referred to as “the said property”).The said property was a self-acquired property. A was married to B.
2. A had a son C, C was married to D and they had five children E (Granddaughter), F (Granddaughter), G (Grandson), H (Grandson) and I (Grandson).
3. A died intestate in the year 1982 and B died in the year 2001 leaving behind his Son, Daughter-in law and Grandchildren.
4. In 2009 C and D made a joint will, under the said will the said property and other properties and assets were to be given to survivor of them and after the death of both the said Property will be given to I (Grandson) only.
5. C Died in 2011, as per the joint will made in the year 2009 all the properties devolved upon D. D died in 2021.
B. Query:
I raised the following queries:
1. Whether the said Property will now go to I as per the Joint will of C & D or will be equally divided between E, F, G, H and I (All Grandchildren) as an ancestral property (HUF)?
Anonymous
27 September 2021 at 12:24
Dear Expert
A property is under consider to purchase by myself.
1. But seller is out of India and due to COVID19 restriction he is not able to visit India immediately.
2. He is not NRI, he is resident indian and lives in new delhi but currently he is visiting her children, who are staying aboard.
3. He wanted to sign Sale Deed without any attorney and come to India, but to ensure the deal to be get completed and his visit will not get wasted, he wanted to sign the Agreement to Sale from aboard.
4. So expert pls suggest is it possible to sign the required agreement by seller from aboard.
5. The seller does not want to use POA. If it is possible then kindly share the procedure. OR if was someone can help me then they can also share their contact too.
Thank You
Anonymous
27 September 2021 at 11:39
To
Senior experts
In one leave & License agreement (for 11 Months) of a shop the licensee insist on replacing of the word "License Fee" by the word "Rent".
I said the licensee that in that case we have to insert under mentioned clause :
" The provisions of West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act,1997 will not be applicable".
My logic behind inserting this clause is,
As the word "rent" mentioned in the agreement, by inserting this clause, in future the licensee will be prevented to file any suit under "West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act,1997".
Can you share your comment(s) on whether my view is correct or not ?
Regards
Abhijit
Anonymous
26 September 2021 at 13:55
My brother sold my mother's apartment on the basis of my father will.
The Apartment was in my mother's name and purchased in the month of July 2020. She died in September 2020.
My brother and I signed a relinquishment deed in favour of my father in the month of January 2021. My father expired in month of April 2021
After his death my brother sold the apartment on the basis of a will which was made on the date 25 January 2020 ( Date mentioned in Will: This will was made on 25 January 2020 ) and registered in March 2021.
How can my father make a will in 2020 of a property which was purchased in July 2021.Is this void?
Please give me some advice.
Dharmender Gond
25 September 2021 at 01:20
We registered society with 384 members in it. We are in process of doing Conveyance of the society. The draft which we have received from the builder says they will do Conveyance of the Building + 3 meter from all sides of building.
Builder is not doing the conveyance of the open parking space allotted to residents. One open parking space is mentioned on all sales agreements from the builder. Now builder will keep the rights of those open parking space and will use FSI/TDR future developments in the locality.
How to deal with this as we don't want or residents loose their parking space rights because of this conveyance process. Please advise.
sandesh
23 September 2021 at 16:32
IS THERE ANY LAW THE PROPERTY IS NAME OF THREE BROTHERS BUT ONE OF THEM OCCUPY IT FOR LAST 30 YRS TAN HE BECOMES LEGAL OWNER AS THE PROPERTY HAS NAME OF THE THREE BROTHER WAT ACTION OTHER TWO CAN TAKE
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