Arati Gawde
29 May 2011 at 18:45
If after conducting private survey it seems that on some part (may be 12 x 30 ft.) Some other person has possession from last 12 years on that land. Meantime nobody have objection for the same. My queries are: -
1.Then whether that possessor has right over that land.
2.Can legal complaints file against that possessor?
3.What is the solution available for that possessor?
4.Then is it necessary in the eye of law for that possessor to vacate the said land?
Kiran
29 May 2011 at 09:58
my father has purchased a revune land form a person since there was no registration.. that person was GPA holder.from the land lord... he made AGREEMENT CUM GPA REGISTERED to my father and acknowledged receipt of total consideration...so my father was 2nd GPA holder..now my father expired the property is not registerd now whatz the procedure... can my mother.. register the property...???
we got the posession and ULC clearance /LRS In our favour.
Any other way if the GPAholder refuses to register or demands big amount.
Arati Gawde
29 May 2011 at 09:57
This query is relating to Private measurement of land: -
1.Can any Private surveyor measure the land on holiday i.e. Sunday?
2.Is it necessary to obtain consent in writing of that 4 person who have boundary of their land near the land where survey is conducting by Private Surveyor?
3.If survey is conducted without informing that person who have boundary of their land near the land where survey is conducted, then what is the legality of such survey in the eye of law? And what solution of that 4 person?
4.What is the legality of Private survey in the eye of law?
Anonymous
28 May 2011 at 18:19
Is it safe to pay through cash as booking amount,although the builder is reday to give money receipt.
Abhishek Gupta
28 May 2011 at 15:47
Can the owner of the property gift the immovable property to the trust at his/her will when the testator has clearly mentioned in the will that "THE PROPERTY SHALL DISPOSE OR DIVIDE BETWEEN THE CHILDREN"??
Testator=My Father
Owner=My Step Mother
Total Children=3
Sri Vidya
28 May 2011 at 15:04
An unmarried lady died without making a will. she has 2 married sisters and one married elder brother. another sister of hers has passed away and her son is left behind. to whom will all her property vest in if she has died without making a will? (its a Hindu family)
Anonymous
28 May 2011 at 12:09
I got married to my husband in 2006. From day one my husband & his family members started harassing me for bringing less dowry. After a year my husband has throw me out from matrimonial house with my son. I field two cases in court against my husband and his family members i:e Domestic violence act & CR.P.C 125. Both the cases are pending in the court & my husband is not ready to keep me.
Query:- My grand father-in-laws purchase a property in 1970’s .He died in 1990’s without leaving any will. My grandfather-in-laws left behind two son & two sisters. In 1998. My father-in- law & his brother got registered that property on their names by taking N O C from their sisters.
My query:- Now above said property is on my father-in-laws name can, I claim right of my son in the said property.
2. Can I put partition suit against my father –in -law on behalf of my son
Jatin Singh
28 May 2011 at 07:37
My name is Jatin Singh and I live in Chandigarh. I had purchased a plot with Emmar Mgf in Mohali. The agreement had a penalty clause of Rs 50/- per sq yard for failure to deliver plot to purchaser whic was due in July 2010.However builder offered me a some what possesion arrangement by ltr however the property cannot be registered nor constructed and awaiting formailties till date ie May,2011.
Builder is Not ready to pay compensation of this penalty. Am I legally entitled to penalty as per agreement. Attached are the relevant docs.
AJAY KUMAR SINGH
27 May 2011 at 19:49
hi , i do have a query here regarding succession certificate . I do have my residence in Lucknow city . My parents have passed away and i have no sibling , thus one and only legal heir of the all property . I want to know the procedure of applying for succession certificate(someone told me that court takes 3% of total cost of house as fees). I have already registered my name in Nagar Nigam for the purpose of house tax(will this only suffice if in future i want to dispose my house ? ).
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daughters right on mothers property
Hello,
my mother's parents are dead and my mother has 2 brothers and 4 sisters excluding her.
- Property comes in delhi state.
- property was in self aquisition of parents.
- did not leave any will.
- all the 4 sisters excluding my mother have signed papers leaving there right on the property.
My Questions are:
- what is the share my mother is eligible for i.e. 1/7th or 1/3rd?
- can my mother ask her share, if her brothers are not selling the property as of now?
- can her brothers do any demolition or renovation without my mothers consent in the house?
- what precautions can we take to ensure that my mother gets her right whenever the property is sold?
Any thing which we should keep in mind, besides these question then please enlighten us on that too.
Thanks