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Abhishek Gupta   25 April 2011 at 21:18

NOC containing some points

As per Municipal Corporation of Delhi Records my Late father is d owner of property.
My Father made 2 Wills on the SAME date.

As per 1st WILL -After his demise her wife is the sole owner of property.

As per 2nd WILL - AFter the demise of her wife ,Ground floor shall be given to her original daughter and First Floor shall be divided between step children (i.e me & my real sister).

Now she cannot sell the house as her name needs to be updated in MCD Records. For this she is forcing me to sign NOC letter which contain certain points mentioned below:

1. My mother shall be the owner of property in MCD/ or concrned Authority.

2. After signing dis letter neither me nor my legal heirs shall be entitled to claim any monetary compensation , nor any share in the property.

3. She has right to sell the property

This NOC letter is made on Rs.10 stamp paper having seal of Notary public and requires signature of deponent (i.e me)

PLEASE TELL WHETHER POINT NO.2 & 3 ARE NECESSARY FOR UPDATION OF NAME IN MCD RECORDS..?

IS THIS LETTER MADE INTENTIONALLY??

HAT SHOULD I DO...PLZ SUGGEST

Abhishek Gupta   25 April 2011 at 20:38

mutation

Dear experts

please tell the meaning of mutation as regards property.................

Anonymous   25 April 2011 at 18:13

papers required to check before buying a home/apartment

sir,
I want to know that what are the detailed documents I should check or ask the seller, before buying a house or apartment in kolkata?please advice me in detail.

Another question is ,that my mother wants to gift me some money which she got from selling one of her property.what is the step by step procedure for that?

Waseem   25 April 2011 at 10:58

under joint property surviving owner becomes the sole owner

Sir,
a flat was purchased in 1998 by husband and wife jointly and severally in both of their names, wherein no biforcation of shares in the agreement was given and also tht it was a jointly owned, self acquired property. in 2003 the husband expired. in 2004 the society has transfered the share certificate solely in the name of wife which was not under any objection since last 8 years.however during the lifetime of husband his elder son started living with them and that he was also appointed as nominee.but now after the death of his father and also sucha long span of years, he has thrown his mother out of her own house and is claiming rights in that flat. Now the question here is,
1. whether in joint ownership property the surviving owner becomes the sole owner of the property,
2. what is the quick remedy in case where the owner is dispossed from her own house and someone else is residing there.
3. under what provision of law the surviving owner becomes the sole owner of the jointownership property
4. does sec.44 of Transfer of property applies in this matter.
5. can a nominee claim his ownership.
6. any other remedy and judgements in the favour of surviving owner

Anonymous   25 April 2011 at 10:32

Transfer of property

Sir/Mam,
I m 2nd Year student of BBA LLB. My query is regarding my project topic:-
Concept of Possession
Actually,in this topic i m not getting sufficient material. so kindly help me and give some good material on this topic which can help me in my project and for presentation also.please reply as soon as possible.
Thankyou

amandeepsingh   25 April 2011 at 08:54

to get property free hold

Dear Sir,

We have a ancestor property (Lease hold) which we want to get free hold. Problem we are facing is One of the Legal Hire among Four is not traceable.

Kindly advice if we can file an application in the court for this & Kindly suggest if any lawer can file a application or there will be specific one who handle these type of Property cases.

Swadesh Kumar Gupta   25 April 2011 at 08:49

Is Probate maintainable in State of Punjab

Dear Experts

We are fighting a probate case in the High Court of Punjab & Haryana High Court, with properties situated in Punjab and Chandigarh.

Now after good ten years some of the lawyers have mentioned that Probate Proceedings are not maintainable in Punjab, and we should go in for a civil suit in the district courts by theway of Indian Succession Act.

Is there any such amendment or ruling which states that the Probate Proceedings are not applicable in the state of Punjab by the way of rulings, rules and or orders or amendments.

Kindly forward me the rulings and citations if any of such a nature.

Thanks & reagards

vishesh kumar   25 April 2011 at 08:29

civil

plaintiff has file suit for parmanent injuction restaining against the defendant that defendant restaining the plaintiff from using the street which is on the westren side of the house of the plaintiff and defedant.

but actually that is a private street belong to defedant

i wanna any any citation on this matter.

Abhishek Gupta   25 April 2011 at 04:30

Requirement of R Deed

Dear Experts

In what circumstances execution of Relinquishment deed is necessary...!??

Plz advice!!!

R.V.RAO   24 April 2011 at 19:10

will made by father for his children. how to register the property in the name of children afterr

DEAR SIR,
A HINDU FATHER DULY MADE OUT A WILL (BEFORE HIS DEATH) IN THE NAME OF HIS MAJOR CHILDREN.
NOW THE FATHER DIED.
IN ORDER TO REGISTER THE PROPERTY
( MUTATE THE PROPERTY IN THEIR NAMES) IN THEIR RESPECTIVE NAMES,WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DO?
1.) CAN THE CHILDREN SUBMIT A COPY OF THE WILL AND GIVE ANY REQUEST LETTER TO THE REGISTERING AUTHORITY FOR THE PURPOSE?

2. )WHAT OTHER DOCUMENTS DO THEY NEED TO SUBMIT IF ANY?

3.) ANY STAMP DUTY AND REGSITRATION CHARGES PAYABLE LIKE A REGULAR PROPERTY TRANSFER?
4.) PL. FAVOR ME WITH DETAILS OF ALL COSTS INVOLVED IN SUCH TRANSFER THROUGH WILL.
REGARDS,
R.V.RAO
MOBILE 9849436267
E MAIL raovr2001@yahoo.com