Dipankar Sarkar
11 April 2011 at 15:56
I am planning to give my flat in Kolkata on rent. I would like to know what would be the best way to go about the agreement with the tenant to minimise any type of legal complications that may arise in the future.
Thanks.
uday
11 April 2011 at 15:31
Sir, The builder Palla constructions, Hyderabad, sold flat to us of 1086 SFT area in ground floor without the approved drawing in cantonment board area which is illegal, he managed the bank to get us the loan from the bank. we came to know only when we filed application for property tax, the cantonment board has regected our file and given orders to demolish. this was happened 4 years till date i am behind the cantonment board officials requesting them to legalise my flat.
there are only 4 flats in total apartment including mine. G+3 floors with sufficent parking for all.
Mayuresh Gujar
11 April 2011 at 14:34
which sale deed is final for co-op society ltd and appartment?
society is frimed under mofa act but builder avoid to register the sale deed in favour of society members?
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 12:39
Hello,
I have recently booked a under construction flat in Bangalore. I and Builder has executed an agreement of sale against aforesaid sale. He has provided me sale agreement on Rs. 200/- stamp paper. But as per current changed law (since April 01, 2011) in Karnataka I should pay stamp duty equal to 0.1% of the sale agreement. Please tell me how to proceed as builder has shown inability to cooperate. He is asking me to get the stamp papers and then he shall sign and undergo the agreement.
Where I can get stamp papers? How much value it should pay towards stamp duty(0.10% of sale agreement -Rs 200, already paid) or full 0.10% of the new sale agreement?
Anonymous
11 April 2011 at 10:09
.A person was born as Hindu in in the then state of Madras.the said person died in the year 1948.He left a residetial property which was registered in his name.It is not known whether the property was self acquired or ancetral except in a will executed by his wife there was a reference to this property stating that it was ancetral.When th said person died was survived by his wife ,two sons and two daughters.Daughters were married before 1956 and wive and all the children are still surviving.
Under this situation kindly clarify:
a)What was the sucession Act and the corresponding law that was prevailing when the person died?
b)How his property gets devolved if the property is self acquired ? how it gets devolved if it sis considered as ancetral?
c)Is there any specific definition for either ancetral property or for self acquired property in law? what are the opinions expressed by Supreme court on this distinction ?
amar rawat
11 April 2011 at 09:04
my name is amar and i am residing in amritser dear sir i loose my property case in trial court and after that in sc court now my case is admitted in high court of punjab and haryana but high court not grant me stay now i want to go in supreme court but my economic condition is not capable to fight in high court so sir please tell me may i get any legal aid from any govt agencies
Anonymous
10 April 2011 at 20:33
Hi,
Kindly tell me know if a property which is owned by a father(not an heriditary property) to compulsarily give to there childrens or is there an option for the father to give to anyone of them only or to not at all give to anone one of them.
Kindly let me the rules and solution for the above.
Anything under HUF law, can you please clarify on them.
Anonymous
10 April 2011 at 18:35
what is the status of building constructed on a land which is derived from a legal heir certificate( thru relinquishment of right ).. wat if a persons name is not mentioned in legal heir certificate who also is class 1 heir.. what can he challenge .. what happens to the registration..the share of those who relinquishe will not fall bak to them due to it being a defectplease expalin very clearly
Anonymous
10 April 2011 at 17:53
My father before his demise gifted some land in the name of we three sisters by the way of gift deed which was solely earned by him, he did not include my brothers name since he was not in good terms with my father & also with us, now can he cause trouble to us by bringing a stay or file a case against us if we want to sell the said land.We are confused
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regarding a sale of property
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my name is keerthiabishek ,i have a query regarding my grandfathers property .my grand father expired last year and he is got property worth 1 crore ,after he expired it was taken by grand mother and now she is also expired .this is my mother side property .what my query is . To sell this property does all duaghters and grand son should sign and give no objection to sell this propertys.
she has not written any will regarding this property.