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Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 09:37

Getting Registry of Sale Deed of a Property, yet not constructed??

I have handed over my 400 sq. yds. plot in Delhi for construction to a developer.

It is collaboration deal.

The construction is just on initial stages.

The developer wants me to get the Registry(Sale Deed) done in his name at this point of time (It was already settled that I would do the Registry,whenever he would ask after starting the construction).


My doubt is--Would it be legal to get a property's (particular floor)sale deed registered ,which is yet to come in existence (the construction has yet started and the floor which is to be given to the Developer is yet to come in existence)?


Thanks a lot in advance.

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 09:24

Legal Search report of Properties ?????????

I am to buy a property in Delhi and I have been suggested by mine friends to get a Legal Search Report by an Advocate.


My queries----

How this Legal search report is different that just getting the "Certified Copies" of the relevant documents of the property from the Registrar Offices?


How can some one find out a if pending Court Case on a certain property or not,while some one even does not know in which Court Case it is pending and when it was filed? (Here it should also be taken into notice that Our Courts do not have all the records in digital form.)


Please guide..


muralidharashastry emani   11 May 2011 at 07:40

assigned land

I have purchased one acre land in Dec.,1984 and it was registered by the Sub –Registrar. The registered sale deed clearly states it is not assigned land for sc st communities. How ever the land given by Revenue authorities for social welfare school and hostel for 12 acres. They developed school only in 2 acres and left the other area open. I made a representation to MRO to give back my land and it has been referred to RDO. Do I get any legal strength as my transaction already registered and Encumbrance certificate is on my name. And lay outs were approved by Grampanchayath. The land was purchased not for grabbing or real estate business. It was purchased in 1984 and no body bothered at that time. The information’s of AP GOVT ASSIGNED LANDS WERE INFORMED TO SUB- REGISTRAR HAVE BECOME MANDATORY SINCE 1991. Prior to this period and the transaction which are on record what is the legal fate? Can any body suggest better opinion please.

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 01:27

cooperative society asking for unfair amt for transfer

Sir,
I had purchased the property in 1990 in terms of ownership from the builder on the 4th floor which was extended to the existing 2 floors ,but he made the agrement in 1998 by showing tenancy being converted into society by paying 100 times rent,in 2003 a member of the society sold of the flat for which as a secretrary a no objection & dues to the society certificate was given by me ,since the formation of the society in 1998&prior to it no property tax has been collected either by the society or the landlord/builder ,now as i intend to sell my flat the committee insists that i pay for the dues not only mine but also for the outgone member who had sold in 2003,i have said that i am willing to pay for the dues on my flat but they arent accepting it & arent giving the no objection cert or transfering the flat in favour of the purchaser.
Is it legally that i have to pay for the outgone members dues as well, is it not that the liability of tax is on the property & not on an individual thus the new member who had bought has to be liable?
do suggest the remedial measure.
Thanking you,

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 01:26

cooperative society asking for unfair amt for transfer

Sir,
I had purchased the property in 1990 in terms of ownership from the builder on the 4th floor which was extended to the existing 2 floors ,but he made the agrement in 1998 by showing tenancy being converted into society by paying 100 times rent,in 2003 a member of the society sold of the flat for which as a secretrary a no objection & dues to the society certificate was given by me ,since the formation of the society in 1998&prior to it no property tax has been collected either by the society or the landlord/builder ,now as i intend to sell my flat the committee insists that i pay for the dues not only mine but also for the outgone member who had sold in 2003,i have said that i am willing to pay for the dues on my flat but they arent accepting it & arent giving the no objection cert or transfering the flat in favour of the purchaser.
Is it legally that i have to pay for the outgone members dues as well, is it not that the liability of tax is on the property & not on an individual thus the new member who had bought has to be liable?
do suggest the remedial measure.
Thanking you,

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 23:57

Tenant vacated but did not handover the key ?

I won an Eviction lawsuit against my tenant.

My tenant vacated the house on the last day granted to him for eviction but did not hand over the key to me.


I do not even know the new address of my tenant.


How to get the possession of this house ?


What are the legal way outs, suggest please?

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 21:56

Sale of a Flat

If a flat owner has a case pending in the court regarding encroachment made by him, can he sell the flat?

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 15:58

registered agreement & stamp duty

I have been allotted a flat by gda under installment pay plan.after paying first installment and lease rent,gda is ready to give possession by executing registered agreement.in which full stamp duty has to be paid. i want to know that it is actual registry or additional stamp will be paid later.pl. advise me what is the best way.
waiting for expert advise.
thanks.

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 15:49

Criteria for Selecting Industrial Property

Hi,

May I request you to provide a checklist containing ctiterias for selection of Industrial Land

Regards,

Anantha   10 May 2011 at 14:25

Flat Purchased thru Auction from a Financial Institution

Dear Sir,
Recently one of my relatives have purchased a flat in Chennai thru a action from a Nationalised Bank. The sales certificate got registered duly paying the stampduty. Now we came to know that the key is not available with the bank and the bank manager is telling to collect the key from the house owner after mutual acceptance with them.( that means to settle any amount with the original house owner as they would have incurred any loss due to some reasons ). Also now the Bank Manger is telling that the action by the bank to sell the property thru action is been challenged by the owner in the court and been suitably replied by the Bank's advocate. Kindly let me know the way out.