Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 10:50
Is it requierd to pay an agent a yearly( 11 months) commission at the time of renewing a lease.
The Argument: The agent was paid 2% at the time the deal was signed the first time. This commission was paid in return for his services of helping the deal go through.
Why should the agent be paid at every renewal especially when the renewal is a mutual agreement(resulting from a good working relationship) between the landlord and the tenant.
I distinctly remember reading(news paper) a high court or a supreme court judgement to this effect.
Appreciate an expert's opinion.
Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 05:17
what does the expression life interest means in regard to property.
Arati Gawde
06 August 2011 at 21:57
One person has 4 sons. He got right in one piece of land as a kul ( His name is also entered on respective 7/12). SO queries are :- 1. Can he gift this property to his only one son? 2.Is any other 3 son having right in that piece of land?
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 18:01
Sir,
We have lands in throvagunta, A.P. Before 1962 they were inam lands, later my grandfather attached it to wakf board and applied to become mutawalli. becoz there were no proper person to take care of the lands. actually the lands are of my grand mother's (maternal) father. he had no sons so he gave it to his wife as maher. later my mother has no brother and we are three sisters. The lands are totally 80 acres and out shareis 9 acres. now i want to know
1. Whether the inam lands are heritable to female.
2. can the inam lands be taken back from the possesssion of Wakf board.
Anonymous
06 August 2011 at 16:36
Can a mother gift the land (as dhaan)to her own son as per karnataka Act. (unaware of this matter)
s.s.m.rajan
06 August 2011 at 14:23
Dear sir,
A NRI or PIO has general permission to acquire/transfer any immovable property in India other than agricultural/plantation/farm house property, etc.
So if you want to acquire/transfer any immovable property to any Indian citizen/NRI/PIO, there is no bar to you.
With Regards,
S.S.Muthurajan
C.A Alok Mukherjee
06 August 2011 at 13:30
A buyer is going to buy the ground floor of the property from the owner. The owner is having one room on the first floor of that house and on receipt the consideration from buyer in form of "advance" / post dated cheques on account of sale of ground floor he will complete the construction of the the first floor, till such time he will keep possession of ground floor.
What are the steps and precautions buyer should follow before making advance /PDCs?
What could be the best suited arrangement so that buyer's interest is protected legally? Please advice.
Anandan Rajamanicam
06 August 2011 at 09:17
Please Help me to Understand
My Father died intestate ( year 1970 ) : without WILL ., On Succession All the Property Transferred to My Mother's Name,
My mother have 5 daughter's all married before 1989, and Myself got married year 1995, I have my only Daughter Age 14 years,
Now My Daughter (behalf my Wife) Filed the Partition Suit in the District Court for 50% share..?
Is it Valid ? Maintainable in the Court ?
My wife left home ( 4 years before ) and she take my daughter also with her and staying her parents house, and myself staying with my mother,
Properties on my Mother Name is it Considered as Self owned Properties & / Improvement done & safe guarded, Last 40 years. & she have absolute rights on the properties.?
I got Gift Settlement Deed from My mother & then I got Release Deed with consideration ( Paying some amount )from my all 5 Sisters,
So Legal advice needed.
My Daughter can demand 50% or only 1/14 part from me..?
What ever I got from My mother and My sisters considered my Self Owned Properties ?, If yes, What is the share my daughter can demand.
Pl. give with your views..Thanks, Anandan
DIWAKAR SHINDE
05 August 2011 at 23:43
Respected sir,
I have purchased a flat in badlapur city and get possession in April-2010. During rainy season in July-2010 we seen leakage in bedroom and then after in hall also. I met builder and show him shooting and photographs of leakage which I have recorded. Next day he visited residence and assured that he will remove the leakage. As per promise he removed bedroom's leakage. I made several calls regarding this. But still there is leakage on all four walls as well as cealing of the hall. This year also I communicate the builder and shows photographs of the leakage. He made promise that he will remove the leakage.
Sir, pleasesuggest what I should do to overcome this matter. Can I file suit against Builder in Consumer Court or any other court?
Thanking you,
Diwakar Shinde
Badlapur
05/08/2011.
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Rights of daughters in property of deceased father against will
Dear Eminent Members, Pls help me with my personal query related to Property (Land + Building)
Facts of the case:-
a)Family Tree:- Grandfather-> Father(Dead)-> Father's Wife-> 3 Daughters & 3 Sons
b)After death of his Son (Father), Grand Father wrote a will (Duly Registered & witnessed by all relatives excl. Father’s Wife & 6 Children) mentioning:-
 Widow of his Son can enjoy the property till her life lifetime and cannot sell or mortgage the property.
 After death of the widow mother, property will automatically vest into 3 sons and they are having full rights to the property (Enjoy, Sell or Mortgage).
 As a fact, property was actually purchased by the self earned income of deceased father who bought it in the name of his father (here Grandfather) and no will was made by him and later passed away.
 At present 3 Daughters are taking care of their widow mother and sons are just waiting for her death so that they can sell it and increase their wealth.
Query:-
a)As per the fact (iv) above, now daughters want to restrict right of their brothers to enjoy the full property and want equal rights. Is this possible?
b)If above is not possible what are the other remedies available to restrict 3 sons.