Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 21:18
Sir,
A mail hindu died in the year 1990 leaving behind 5 sons and 5 daughters. Out of 5 sons, the elder brother created a document styled as family arrangement during the life time of their father itself and got entered alone his name to all ancestral joint family properties as if the remaining brothers and sistered signed on the un registered family arrangement deed. now the remaining brothers intends to file a suit for partition against their elder brother. my question is whether an unregistered family arrangement is to be treated as partition ? whether they are entitle to get share as per amended Hindu Succession Act 2005 ? please provide if there are any citations.
Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 20:27
Dear Experts,
My question is related to the agricultural land which was gifted with duly registered gift deed. Son of donor wants to challenge this gift as it is an ancestral property and it was made when he was minor now the technical part of the transaction is that in deed no particular land (description of gifted land) was mentioned only total area of gifted land was mention. Can now (after 20 year of gift) it can be questioned in Court for declaring the particular numbers of land to be gifted?
Alok Vashishth
24 August 2011 at 18:28
I would like to understand regarding the Mutation (which is also called Dhakila Kharij). It is called 7/12 in Maharashtra.
I bought an agricultural land in Maharashtra and executed the sale deed with the seller. But, the seller have not yet do the mutuation i.e. 7/12.
He is demanding for more money.
What are the option before me now. Who is the owner of the property now: me or seller ??
CA Yogesh Satpute
24 August 2011 at 18:08
1) whether land purchased in the name of minor son (say mr X) by father out of his (fathers)income is benami transaction ?
2) on attaining majority of Mr. X who will be the real owner, as the property was purchased out of fathers income ?
3) can other brothers of mr. X claim their right on the same land as it was purchased by their father when Mr. X was minor, now he is major. ?
Neelachandra
24 August 2011 at 16:01
Hello
The redevelopment agreement of our society allows the developer to transfer the redevelopment rights partially or fully to another developer. When referred to the Guidelines for redevelopment it is mentioned that the redevelopment rights should not be transferable. What are the consequences faced by the members of CHS if the redevelopment rights are kept transferable?
Regards
Neelachandra
Thanks in advance
raj kumar ji
24 August 2011 at 13:03
RESPECTED ALL ,
HERE IS A CASE -
A REGISTERED WILL IS WRITTEN BY A MR RAKESH IN 1988. IN HIS WILL HE WRITE DOWN THAT ALL THE MOVABLE OR IMMOVABLE PROPERTY WHICH IS EARNED BY ME AFTER MY DEATH IS GOING TO MY WIFE ONLY . IN 2002 HE PURCHASED A LAND OF 1200 GAZ IN GUARGAON .IN HIS NAME . NOW THE MR RAKESH WAS EXPIRED ON 2008. NOW THE WILL IS INFORCED BUT THE OFFICER SAYS THAT THE PROPERTY WHICH IS PURCHASED ON 2002 IS NOT COVERD IN THIS WILL . WHAT IS THE REASON IF IT IS POSSIBLE ?ACCORDING TO WILL ALL THE PROPERTY IS GOING TO THE BENIFICIARY OF THAT WILL .
Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 11:56
Dear All,
Please let me know the difference between agreement for sale and Sale Deed?
if there is a agreement for sale, is there has to be a Sale Deed? or Agreement for Sale is enough proof of ownership?
if one executes only agreement for sale, is it sufficient?
Anonymous
24 August 2011 at 11:07
Dear Experts,
Id like to know what documents need to be inspected to determine whether a land is agricultural or non agricultural. how would the documents of either category differ?
regards
abdul rehaman
24 August 2011 at 09:46
Sir,Need some advice,
party A buys agriculture land for Rs 2500/-,After few years he mortgages the land,
party A has two sons B and C. party B redeems the property by paying Rs.7000/-But till death of party A the land title remains in name of party A. can party B claim the Amount of redeem or claim joint ownership of property with party A, under Gift of redemption or any other act..
thx
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can any send me document u/s 20,21,22,23,4
of bye laws under co.operative societies act.regarding transfer of ownership.
i have urgent need of it