vipul
15 June 2011 at 12:18
Hi Sir,
Recently i purchased a shop which is in the ground floor. The seller owns the complete land, he constructed 3 floors and sold the groung floor to us. Seller had purchased this land 15 years back from the government and got it registered. now we purchased ground floor from him and got it registered.
seller has 3 daughters and 1 physically challenged son. 2 daughters are maried. sellers wife and his son is not staying with him and he has not divorced her.
My query is that as sellers has purchased this property from Government and we purchased from him CAN HIS WIFE OR MARRIED DAUGHTERS OR UNMARRIED DAUGHTERS OR SON HAVE A CLAIM ON THE PROPERTY WHICH WE PURCHASED.
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks.
S Chowgule
15 June 2011 at 09:27
Dear All,
I do intend to carry out repairs in my flat which include painting my flat & changing a part of the flooring. Recently I came to know that the society has come up a rule demanding compulsory payment of security deposit of Rs. 25000/- towards 'Accidental Damages' caused.
Continued:
I regret not having mentioned that the security deposit in question in to be payable in advance of the repairs work that I intend to carry out.
My questions are:
1) Can a society committee arbitrarily come up with a rule charging all residents for repair works? Since the same greatly increases the budget a normal resident.
2) Can the Security Deposit in question be refundable on discretion of the society committee?
Regards
Chintaka Perera
15 June 2011 at 08:49
Could some one advise me on,
1. Does Goa law needs registration of the lease agreement.If so,
2. What is the procedure to do it?
Anonymous
15 June 2011 at 03:17
I had given my flat in Mumbai for rent to a Company. It was occupied by one of the Company Directors.. The agreement which was for 11 months was registered... After the expiry of the lease period the flat has not been returned to me as the Directors wife refuses to hand over the keys as they have some family dispute...( The Directors claims that she is not his wife but they had just a live-in relationship)She has filed a case against her husband and put him in jail..We have filed a case against the company in the small causes court.. Meanwhile this lady has also petitioned the court to be included as a party to this dispute.. The Company has given the court in writing that they have no interest in the flat and requsted the court to evict this lady... Now the judge has passed a order to include this lady as a party... Does this lady have any right to be included or stay at this flat... No rent has been paid for the last 18 months....
Chintaka Perera
15 June 2011 at 01:59
I am about to lease an apartment in Goa. Me and house owner are in Bangalore. Can lease agreement print on stamp paper issued by Govt. of Karnataka?
sunil a noronha
14 June 2011 at 21:01
i am looking for a recent 2008-2010 supreme court judgement ( not sure of the exact year)regarding reservations on the basis of caste n creed being allowed in a co-operative housing society. this had to do with the parsi panchayat in gujrat.
if i remember the court ruled that reservations were allowed subject to state provisions being in place for the same.
Anonymous
14 June 2011 at 20:03
Respected R.Ramachandran Sir, I am awaiting your reply, please refer to your answered query at S.NO.-2788 in “ Queries Answered By Me” column of your profile.
Anonymous
14 June 2011 at 17:43
We have taken land on lease from one land owner. Now that land owner has expired and his son is asking us to pay rent to him. What documents we should ask from him to confirm that he is only the legal heir of that land owner.
Please advice.
Anonymous
14 June 2011 at 16:59
SIR
I belongs to Tamilnadu- We have grand father properties which were divided into their 2 sons- on which elder son who's my father(he's passed away in the year of 1994)he had 2 sons and 5 daughters- In which 2 of daughter were married in 1977-. Now we have registered one house document In which all were agreed and released their on taking amount for consideration. Elder 2 daughters denied to take the considred amount also they have not released their rights in the said house property. Now my question is
1. According to tamilnadu act of 1989 which clearly states that daughters who have married before 1989 they can't claim their rights in ancester property's.?
2. In our case all were agreed(majorty portion)also these 2 daughters were intendly doing even we offer consideration
(they were well settled in their life)
3.If they approach to court what can be the result and how long will it take? also what is the portion of house that court will provide to them?
4. How can we defend them against their proceedings?
Kindly provide reply pls
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Probate case
Sir,
In a property related case in Delhi, the plaintiff has filed a probate case in which he has deliberately filed original Will after lamination as the defendants have already made objection about making of Will by adopting forged methods and copying the signature of the executant. Earlier the plaintiff has filed photocopy of the Will in different courts such as in the partition suit case pending in the High Court of Delhi.Further, the property in question is not self acquired property and allotted by the Govt. of India to refugees migrated from East Pakistan(now Called Bangladesh). Please clarify the following points:-
1. Can forensic lab. genuinely examine the signatures of the executant in a laminated Will.
2. What would be the proper course of action keeping in view of above said facts.
3. Since the Will is more than twenty years back and unregistered also, is this Will is time barred now, if so any recent judgement of the Supreme Court of India exists.