Anonymous
29 October 2020 at 09:31
Hello Sir,
I have an elder brother and sister. We have an ancestral property of 6 acres (in Kerala, Christian family) which my parents want to give it to my brother. We agreed to this orally,
though we have not signed any document, thinking that he will take care of our parents. We have another property of 4 acres, which my grand father gifted (self acquired) to my aunt
(who is unmarried and stays with my parents). My parents decided to give an acre each from that plot to me and my sister and rest to keep in their name. Recently, my brother
decided to renovate the ancestral house and he has taken a loan from the bank. We got to know that my father had transferred a piece of land (around 30 cents) to my brother's name
without our consent. But now, after demolishing the old house, he's not started to construct the house. My brother wants to transfer the 4 acre plot to his name before starting the
house construction. My parents and aunt are staying in a rented house for time being. My brother's and his wife's behavior towards our parents are not good. My parents
don't have a monthly income and they are mainly dependent on agriculture and diary. He doesn't care to give any monthly maintenance to my parents. Me and my sister help them as and
when we can. We agreed to this formula of partition thinking that brother will take care of our parents. But it doesn't seem to be from their behavior.
What are the legal options available for me and my sister in this situation?
Anonymous
28 October 2020 at 13:12
Sir,
Can we insert a clause in the sale deed that the buyer shall get possession of the property after receiving full and final consideration amount of the property even after registration of sale deed.
This is because the buyer in the sale deed is giving half consideration at the time of agreement and balance payment he will be paying in the form of Post dated cheques of which we are not sure.
and even if the possession is hand over on sale deed registration and the cheques get bounced then we will loose the property and then have to go for litigation.
please guide .
Anonymous
28 October 2020 at 10:10
My father purchase the flat from his brother, and society is asking for transfer charges. As per Society bye laws no transfer charges are required if flat is sale or purchased within blood relation. Am i right..? Now society is demanding money and not issuing NOC to us, can anyone suggest what to do in such cases ? we are facing very difficulty as the society sectary has erased my father's name from the name board of the society. They are harassing us coz they are not ready to refer the bye laws and just want their money. please advice.
Rohit Kunte
27 October 2020 at 19:34
Respected sir/madam
I am a Badminton coach from Pune There is a housing society near where I live with an unused & abandoned open ground
When I approached the Chairman for taking the ground on a lease to build a badminton complex on it, I was told that according to law, 20% of total society area must be left without any construction, for playing purposes.
Now since badminton can be categorized as "playing", Can we build a temporary tin/steel shed i.e. non-concrete construction on such a space? If no, can the corporation be approached for permission?
thank you
Anonymous
27 October 2020 at 16:38
Can any suggest me for purchase the site. The site is at present with General category person. He purchased sote in 1990 from land owner who is Scheduled tribe. This owner is the 1st son of his father out of 4 children. He got land from his father, who is having this land from way before 1951. The owner & his 3 brothers including his mother signed on the paper for registration. At that time his father was expired, so not signed. The site is in the layout which is DC converted.
Rohit Kunte
27 October 2020 at 07:32
Respected sir/madam
I am a Badminton coach from Pune
There is a housing society near where I live with an unused & abandoned open ground
When I approached the Chairman for taking the ground on a lease to build a badminton complex on it, I was told that according to law, 20% of total society area must be left without any construction, for playing purposes.
Now since badminton can be categorized as "playing", Can we build a temporary tin/steel shed i.e. non-concrete construction on such a space? If no, can the corporation be approached for permission?
thank you
Thanigai Velan
26 October 2020 at 21:35
I am from Chennai. My father's sale deed has a minor mistake that is instead of 600 sqft vacant house site, it is mentioned as 600 sqft undivided share. In register Office they advised to go for deed of declaration by my father to correct the error. As previous owners not traceable. Is it correct way to proceed.? Any legal consequence in future wil arise. Please guide me.
Mareeswaran
26 October 2020 at 19:45
I want to know the width of cart track is 4 meters or 6 meters?
Anonymous
26 October 2020 at 10:52
My late father-in-law was owning a flat and is having 3 nominees. Out of 3 nominees, 2 nominees want to sale the flat, however third nominee is not cooperating and is remaining silent.
My query is, what is the way out in order to sale the flat in such situation?
Can the majority opinion prevail in such case?
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