Anonymous
03 August 2011 at 12:00
When a member sells his flat, can we take
2 Lakh Rupee deposit along with 25000 transfer fee from New incoming member
in Housing society by passing a resolution in AGM to improve health of society.
what happens when bank goes bankrupt, what type of resolution we have to pass, any idea
sriram
03 August 2011 at 10:26
Hi,
My uncle who is unmarried wishes to gift his property to his brothers children ( 5 children).
Stamp duty concession (Rs1000)is avaible has been given in the act, which includes son, dauther, wife, brother, sister and parents. I would like to know if the same can be applicable for the above gift?
Rekha
03 August 2011 at 09:05
I need services of a competent lawyer well versed with CIDCO rules and regulations and has dealt with property disputes with CIDCO. The property in question a 40 sq meter plot in nerul area. Kindly reply at the earliest.
Anonymous
03 August 2011 at 08:50
My grandfather, based in NCR, India has 3 sons and 1 daughter. My father died some 23 years ago leaving his wife and 2 minor daughters behind (Me and my younger sister). We live in a joint family with my 2 other uncles in a house in NCR owned by my grand-dad. My father had a flourishing business of chemical exports which after his death was taken over by his younger brother (my uncle) and we (my mom, me, and my sister) were removed as share holders from the entire business leaving us with no income.
Then under family pressure (constant harassment by uncles because they want my grand father's inheritance to be divided in 2 as opposed to 3) my grand father re-married my mom 3 years after the death of my father against her wish - putting emotional pressure on her. While my younger sister went with my mom, I at age 13, chose to stay back in my fathers house. Unfortunately my mother's second husband was killed in a mugging incident (2-3 years after the marriage) and my mother was then brought back into the house by the grand father. Since then there has been continous harassment for my mother from the uncles and my grand mother but she chose to stay back for the sake of her 2 daughters and because she wasn't left with any source of income.
I, the elder daughter, am married now, and my younger sister is about to get married. I want to seek your opinion on the following matters:
1. If the family house has been bought by my grand father with his earned money, can he legally leave it for his 2 living sons only and leave us out of the will?
2. If so, can we contest this will on any legal grounds?
3. If I wish to stake a claim/share in my uncle's current business (which was originally set up and run by my father) - is it possible to do now or is it too late?
4. Since my younger sister is about to get married and leave my mom alone in that house, can we file a case of sorts for court/police intervention to prevent my uncles to harass my mother in our absence and also not enter her premises when she is travelling overseas to visit us.
Thanks for advising
Manoj
03 August 2011 at 06:55
Good Morning to all experts.
My query is
1) Whether mortgage of property of state of Jammu is possible or not. The mortgage is going to be registered at Gujarat, Ahmedabad.Other properties are of Ahmedabad.
2) Whether in case of default the mortgage in respect of property of State of Jammu will be enforceable in court of law or not.
3)Whether Transfer of property Act and Registration Act applies to property in State of Jammu.
4)Any precautions that need to be taken while creating mortgage in respect of multiple properties including property of state of jammu.
nikhil kumar
03 August 2011 at 00:12
i need a help of an advocate who can help me out in executing gift deed in my mother name by her father .kindly explain me the whole procedure and advice me where i can go for the same
Anonymous
02 August 2011 at 23:14
Ancestral property inherited by four brothers. Eldest brother named as Ekatra Kutumb Manager. Property not partitioned.
After the demise of Eldest brother (Ekatra Kutumb Manager),who has the maximum right over this property?
a) Eldest brother who survives the Ekatra Kutumb Manager?
OR
b) Eldest son of the deceased Ekatra Kutumb Manager?
Anonymous
02 August 2011 at 20:52
Respected Experts,
I am junior advocate and i need help for my client regarding transfer of flat in his name.
1) my client is younger brother and elder brother having flat in his name and agreement for sale registered in his name and also loan is on elder brothers name.
2) but my client who is younger brother have paid payment of and flat and also of loan amount fact is that my client could not get loan on his name so the loan and flat was registered on elder brother name because he get loan from the bank now both mutually agree to transfer flat on younger brother name
3) whether it is possible to make gift deed or transfer deed on younger brother name or first of all loan should be paid before the above transfer.
4) and after making the deed of transfer of flat that will be transfered on younger brother name
please suggest me how i should make above transfer.
Nirmal
02 August 2011 at 19:10
One of my uncle got 2.20 acre of land as an ancestor property from his father (even he got same from ancestor). Now my Uncle passed away a year ago. In 1960 he was married to my aunty (first wife), she passed way after 6 years; she has one daughter (elder daughter of my uncle). After my aunt’s expiry, he married to another women, she has two daughters now.
Now second wife and their two daughters are not giving partition to my uncle elder daughter (first wife daughter). We would like to know what will be the share given to my uncle elder daughter if we file a petition in civil court.
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Please help regarding MCD sanction
Dear Expert,
I am looking forward to buy a builder flat with Home Loan in Mahavir enclave. But my problem is that builder had not seek for MCD MAP Approval for the same building.
Now i need below suggestions
1. is the building map can be sanctioned after its constructions done?
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