Hemant
20 September 2011 at 12:12
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are two brothers married with no sister.I am the younger one. My father is planning to buy a new home so that our life among brother remains peaceful. At present, we all of us live in our existing house which is 160 sq yards. I am with my family on 1st floor and 1 hall room of ground floor and my brother lives on ground floor with 2 room set.
my father and brother are interested in already built home which is 95 sq. yards and cost is 65 lacs. My brother wants that he should take this home on his name. For that my father is ready to give 50 lacs of his hard earned money too.
Presently I am out of City and can not go home until 7th October. But they are planning to complete all formalities before 30th September. They have given me time to think about it. My father is assuming that each of us will be given 50:50 of his property. But I am in a fix that how it will be distributed as our existing home cost is around 95 lacs atleast.
My father says that If I stay in existing home then I will have to pay 1/3rd of existing home cost when they willbe no more.
if things go like this, then my entire life will be burried in home loan and my brother would be enjoying as he would be getting money from me for his part of existing home cost as the newly purchased home is of just 95 sq yards.
My queries are:
1. If I opt for existing home, then should I put a condition that 1/3rd part will be given on current market price of existing home. On the contrary, if I dont put this condition then who knows the price of our existing home once my parents will be no more. May be it can go around 1.5 crores too.
2. What could be the best deal so that so that we brothers have to bear equally??
Thank you very much for your cooperation
Regards,
Hemant
kunjal
20 September 2011 at 12:09
If a tenant is staying at a particular house for more than 25 years, will he be deemed to be the owner of that house?
Anonymous
20 September 2011 at 11:10
I have received some immovable property by registered partitioned deed from my father's self acquired property in 1973 at Tamilnadu.
Is this property becomes absolute/personal/acquired property of mine?
Can I sell or share this properties to any one or not.
I have 2 sons and 3 daughters. can I make a registered partition among myself, one son and one daughter, because other son and daughters are well settled in abroad.
Can another son or daughter make raise any claim/suit.
Anonymous
20 September 2011 at 10:19
We are using a plot of land for social causes for 17years.The owner of the plot never objected and never came to see the plot of land for 30 yers. We organise social & cultural functions in the plot.Now the owner has arrived & wants back the plot.The plot is developed by us.What legal action can we take to stop that ?
Anonymous
20 September 2011 at 10:15
We are using a plot of land for social causes for 17years.The tenant of the plot never objected and never came to see the plot of land for 30 yers. We organise social & cultural functions in the plot.Now the Tenant has arrived & wants back the plot.What legal action can we take to stop that ?
Anonymous
20 September 2011 at 09:51
we belonging to scheduled caste due to that reason according to govt.policy,in year,1976 the dist collector give a aggriculture land,about a acer, to my father for our livehood,by sanad.and impose condition that we cant mortgage,transfer,assign,to another person. after many years my father was disable to agriculture work due to his old age. he give that land to his friend for doing farming in partnership. my father died in 1996. and after his death, friend sale this land to another person,and now already third time sale this property. we came to know this fact when we got revenue record from grampanchayat,and get sale deed from sub- ragistrar office. what we can get back this land? how? the purhaser of the said land all are from upercaste.
shrishail
19 September 2011 at 22:01
Dear Sir,
I have property in Badlapur which in Thane District. I want to let out this property. The society is charging me Rs. 200/- extra maintenance charges as a non occupancy charges. Monthly maintenance charges for Occupied member is Rs. 400/-.
Please clarify whether this is correct. As per my knowledge the society can not charge NOC charges more than 10% of Maintenance charges.
Regards,
Shrishail.
Anonymous
19 September 2011 at 21:23
i am owner of one flat in ahmedabad gujarat.one multi national company, requires the flat for their employee, for three years. the rent amount is rs.8000 per month. i want to know that in this fact,and matter rent act law is applicable?
Learner
19 September 2011 at 20:47
Question - What was the share of daughter’s daughter in ancestral property in 1974?
Facts:
F (Father -died in 1960)
Heirs:
M (Mother – died in 1972), 6 Sons, 3 Daughters
What was share of a Daughter’s daughter in 1974 after death of Daughter (Daughter died in 1974)? The daughter had two sons and two daughters at time of her death.
I have calculated it to be 1/144 share, as per Hindu Succession Act as the Act stood before Amendment of 2005.
Plz. Correct me if I am wrong.
I have attached a document in which I have given the Family tree and the procedure I followed to determine the share of daughter's daughter.
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