Anonymous
14 June 2021 at 18:36
Hello sir,
Please give me perfect solution for my problem,
here problem is of 3 site owners in hyderabad
there in a lane 3 sites are there with equal area one site owner constucted house in other person area(mistake1),second person also construced in other person site taking reference of first one(mistake2),
Now third person observed it later where first persons site is vacant now , without distrbuing constucted houses with house no, electricty meter , property tax assement number , what solution can be better for all of them as they all agree for better outcome
Thanking you
Anonymous
14 June 2021 at 15:20
Person X had a 99 year leasehold property in his individual name. He entered into a partnership with Y.
In the Partnership Deed it says that business shall be conducted at this property address.
Further in the Partnership Deed it says as below
"Land and building should be transferred in the name of both partners and expenses shall be borne by the partnership firm and the amounts so invested by the partners shall form the capital of the partnership and the same shall be used as per this presents in partnership business."
In the deed, this particular leasehold property is not mentioned as being transferred to the firm, it only says Land & Building in one of the clause.
Partner Y never made any monetary contribution to this partnership firm nor it is mentioned in the deed as to what he is bringing into the firm.
This partnership firm never did any business since it was formed. Court cases were filed by partners against each other. No Transfer Deed or Assignment Deed has been made by X to the firm. The partnership deed is neither notarized nor registered.
So now what is the status of the property in this situation?
Baljeet Singh. Sunny
13 June 2021 at 20:15
If part payment is not paid then could be the deal cancelled
Kartik
13 June 2021 at 02:44
My brother bought a property in auction in nagpur several years ago, he paid the full price. I was not present at the auction, nor did I pay any amount towards its purchase. In certificate of sale he added my name as co-owner. He got into some financial trouble, and so he made a declaration and had it notarized, stating he does not own the property nor does he vest any interest in the property. This way the property would avoid legal effects due to his financial troubles.
His declaration states that I (his brother) am the sole owner of the property. He also gave me an irrevocable power of attorney so that I can transact on the property. Can I transfer this property without any issues? Will I run into problems if in the future he claims to be real owner of the property? Does State of Maharashtra law or Transfer of Properties Act of India allow such transfer via declaration and power of attorney?
Anonymous
12 June 2021 at 21:16
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are based in Mumbai and our 1996 building is undergoing redevelopment. The carpet area is 410 Sq Ft but the builder is insisting that the Assessment & Approved are is only 350 Sq Ft. He has offer of 20% on this approved area where in the final flat will again come to only 420 Sq Ft.
We will get 1 BHK in return of 1 BHK!! The society management is hell bent on going ahead with redevelopment and says that our building is unsafe and BMC will evict us if we do not go for redevelopment.
There is no notice from BMC which says that the building is unsafe and dangerous to live in. Society has definitely failed to negotiate with the builder but there could be some understanding between builder and society members.
Is there any way we can find out from BMC, the carpet/Approved/Assessment area?
How do we tackle this and avoid our losses?
Rishi S
Anonymous
11 June 2021 at 23:27
Hi
I m having house in chawl of 9ft in pagdi system.
My roof is damaged and rain water litraly drip all over the ceiling but my landlord are having hard feeling for me so they don't give me permission to repair as one gunda live opposite me and he influence them. So can I repair it by taking permission from bmc and what is the procedure to take such permission.
Anonymous
11 June 2021 at 14:38
The firm had 2 partners and it seems the firm is dissolved after the death of one of the partner. The partnership deed is neither notarized nor registered.
So now what happens to the plot?
Rohan
10 June 2021 at 20:34
State: Goa
Mundkar property was purchased in 2017 for which the Sanad/Purchase certificate has been obtained.
1. The mutation for the property purchased is as follows (40% of is on my grandfathers name(deceased) and 60% is on my fathers name). Objection has been filed by the landlord against the request to transfer the property part from my grandfather to my fathers name so that he's the sole owner.
2. The landlord has filed an appeal against a purchase order given by the mamlatdar. (NOTE: There is no stay order)
Can the property be gifted to a son via a gift deed? If so will it create any complications as the mutation is still not completely on my fathers name.
What could be any possible complications that could arise in the future?
DEEPAK DHAMEJA
10 June 2021 at 13:37
AS MY GRAND FATHER WAS HAVING SHOP IN HIS NAME . HE WAS WHOLE AND SOLE OWNER OF SHOP. BUT NOW HE IS NOT ALIVE.
HIS BROTHER HAS SOLD THE PROPERTY IN 1991 FOR Rs 350000/- . TRANSFER OF PROPERTY DONE MERELY DONE ON 20 OR 100 RUPEE STAMP PAPER. NO REGISTRATION CHS ARE PAID TO TEHSIL OR SDO FOR THE SAME.
AND GRAND FATHER EXPIRED IN 1995. I HAVE APPROCHED THE SDO FOR THE TITLE SEARCH OF ABOVE SAID PROPERTY. ON PAPER THEY HAVE GIVEN ME THAT YOUR GRANDFATHER IS OWNER. AND NO TRANSFER HAS TAKEN PLACE.
SO I WANT TO KNOW FROM YOUR SIDE THAT CAN I GET BACK MY GRAND FATHER SHOP ??
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