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Anonymous   23 March 2021 at 11:18

Sale of firm property by managing partner

I am the managing partner of regd partnership firm since 2009. 32% shareholding diluted with 2 UK based companies(sole directorship) 16% each in 2015. Deed was restructured by this time. Deed define me as managing partner and permits critical decisions by majority voting. The both company have given POA executed at UK & registered in India formally in 2018 which covers a clause to allow sale or buy or any other property transactions. We have a firm property, which would like to sell now. The purpose is to settle a bank Loan fully and close. With POA I can execute the sale or any other documentation to be done legally.
Your timely advice would be appreciated .

Dr UMESH halkar   23 March 2021 at 09:27

Original document for sale deed

Sir,
I want to purchase old villa .Now vendor is telling the original documents are misplaced and duplicate will obtained by Sub registrar and municipality office. For this whether police complainant and Affidavit is required or not to accept.
2. The property is his Mothes name and father was initiated and sighed on old sale deed from first owner. Now his father passed away. Now for sale deed all family members of second owner signature is required or not since the property is not her own earnings.
Regards

Anonymous   20 March 2021 at 23:56

Kul kayda

When was the last kul kayda fine revised last time?

Anonymous   20 March 2021 at 16:53

Stamp duty

I WANT TO KNOW THAT WHETHER I CAN MAKE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE SELLER THAT THE STAMP DUTY SHOULD BE PAID BY THE SELLER. IS IT LEGAL. IF YES, PLEASE SHARE THE RELEVANT SECTION. IF POSSIBLE THE RELEVANT SECTION IN ANY KERALA ACT.
PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM A BUYER TO THE PROPERTY.

Samaresh Sinha   20 March 2021 at 12:53

Building temple inside a residential condominium

A handful of residents (owners and tenants) wish to build a temple inside our residential complex in Gurgaon. There are several multi-story residential towers in this condominium. An attempt is already made by keeping some bricks and stones and a couple of deities. All of this has been done without seeking any govt. approvals. The original plan of this condominium did not have a plan for a temple or any religious structure. This may soon become a permanent problem for us.
Now, ladies from these families have started gathering everyday in the evening. They sing bhajans and clapping, do the aarti and this creates noise. This is a constant disturbance to the residents of one of the towers. This condominium has people from multiple faiths, religions and cultures.
What is the remedy? Can a temple be built even if a few residents do not want it here?

Anonymous   20 March 2021 at 03:11

Owners right if property collapse due to old age

Dear Forum

I want to know the rights of the flat owner in Mumbai if the old age building collapses due to non-maintenance.


Anonymous   19 March 2021 at 15:22

Total area have not put on property card

PROPERTY CARD AREA IS 1000 SQ FT PASISION IS 4500 SQ FT REGISTRATION DOCUMENT WAS IN 1968 ITS WRITTEN HOUSE AREA 1000 SQ FT AND FRONT AREA ALSO COVER HOW CAN I PUT FRONT AREA IN DOCUMENT TO PUT TOTAL AREA IN PROPERTY CARD

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Anonymous   19 March 2021 at 14:00

Ancestral property disposal


Sir,

Sub : Can be the suit property (ancestral ) sold to any prospective buyer who wishes to buy, while the case is going on in district court and as well as in High court ?.

I am a Senior Citizen, aged 62, have a ancestral property, inherited by my grand father. In a district court the suit property was given judgement on my favour and accordingly I proceeded with Final Decree Proceedings (FDP).
Mean while, the other party (Dependents – Cousin Brothers & Sisters), one of them went to High court saying that there is some points, which were not considered while delivering the judgement and he wanted to reconsider the same, for that the high court has given STAY order to District court, to stop the FDP and wait for the further order. It has taken more than 5 years in high court to come to the Bench for hearing, reason was given that the summons are not surved.

Now I am a retired person and getting very less amount of Pension as per the norms & am not able to protect and run my family because of very meager amount, what I am getting . So considering the above, I wish to dispose off my Share of Property on the basis of Preliminary Judgement if any prospective buyer wishes to buy.
My question is can I sell / dispose my share of property legally to the buyer, even the case is pending in the district court and High court ?. What are the legal steps to be taken while disposing the property to the buyer ?. Is there any problems will arise from our Cousin’s and it will trouble me.

I seek your Valuable advice in this matter.

Regards

Rahul Yaduvanshi   19 March 2021 at 12:39

Dakhil kharij pending

We had some open land IN front of our house and land. Which my neighbors use for parking playing or as per need. From some sources we came to know that one of my neighbor trying to sell that piece of land with daughter in law of land owner( on paper they were having name). So we contacted them and bought that piece of land to avoid any future dispute. All land owners did register (Bainama) in my grand mothers name leaving 8 feet passage for neighbours to use. My same neighbour file a case and kharij dakhil stop. Case is in its last stage, so can we do boundary leaving 8 feet post kharij dakhil or they can put some further objection. Or any way i can get prior order before doing boundary keeping in mind my neighbor can create dispute.

Vinit Jain   18 March 2021 at 23:58

Demolition and redevelopment

I am a resident of a pagdi system. 8 years back a builder had acquired 38% rights of the property. He immediately did a structural audit of the building and unfortunately, the building fell into C1 category and BMC issued us the demolition notice. It has been 8 years now that the building is still standing strong. We have had numerous battles in the various courts of Mumbai against the evil designs of the BMC and the builder but to no avail. Eventually, the builder is having the last laugh. The building will be demolished in a couple of weeks and we will be left with no shelter. The builder is showing his helplessness in not giving us the rightful rent and the extra area as per the law. Enter a new builder. He is ready to give us the extra area, as well as the rent, provided the title is clear. Here lies the biggest problem. My question is
1. Can a builder deny us the right to extra area and the rent?
2. Can we force the builder to give us rent and extra area even after demolition?
3. There are numerous landlords in the property. Except one, all the landlords are ready to settle their rights. Can we force the remaining one to relinquish his rights? And if not then what is the alternative?
4. Can one landlord stall the redevelopment plan if all others are in?