Anonymous
16 March 2011 at 03:07
My father had purchased a terrace in our building from our landlord in 1998. In 1999, the society was formed & in 2000 an Indenture of Conveyance was made. The terrace belonging to my father has been mentioned in the Indenture of Conveyance Schedules as a property of my father & Stamp Duty on the entire society + individual flats / garages / terrace was paid with penalty in 2008. This Indenture is yet to be registered. However, the original & xerox of my father's terrace purchase agreements is untracebale & the same is also not registered. There is no other document or reference of the purchase in any communication except for the Indenture of Conveyance mentioned above. The society members are completely aware of our purchase & we have been using & in possession of the terrace since 1998. Pls suggest legal & practical options as to how we prove ownership & also avoid any action by society / anyone else.
Anonymous
15 March 2011 at 23:20
hello sir, actually we sold agricultural land of 14 acre to a party,but by mistake talati made entry of 24 acre in document.we did'nt knew it.now the party sold land to another party considering it 14 acres as he did'nt knew abut the documents.but now the knew party wants to acquire 24 acres of land..but we actually sold only 14 acre.so now he is tryin to grab extra 10 acres of our land..an court case is goin on,and we got stay on the property.so now what are our chances in this case..and what should we do...please guide.
allurisivajiraju
15 March 2011 at 21:32
Respectyed Seniors,
Mr.'X' purchased a vacant site in public auction conducted by a Court in execution proceedings in the year 2006. Later Mr. 'X' deposited entire sale consideration in the court and obtained a sale certificate and also possession of the vacant site from the court.
Now Mr. 'X' is put the said vacant site for sale. But purchasers are refused to purchase the same since the said sale certificate was not duly registered in concerned registrar office. In fact Mr. 'X' not registered the said sale certificate in registrar office till now.
Now my doubt is Mr.'X' can sell the said vacant site without registration or not. If he sold the same is it legally valid or not.
Sandeep Jaiswal
15 March 2011 at 15:37
Can all the flat owners be asked to vacate their flats in case the plot of land on which the flat is built is not title free from the builder's side? If yes, will the flat owners get their money back from the builder?
Devendra Prakash Kulkarni
15 March 2011 at 15:15
Our Flat was in the name of my Grand Mother, but she expired few days back. What is the procedure to transfer the Flat on my name (Grandson or her daughter-in-law's name)?
Its urgent please help..
Chandrika Subramaniyan
15 March 2011 at 09:13
Chennai
I had proposed to sell my flat in Chennai about 6 months ago and communicated this with the Tenant who is living there. Tenant was ready to buy the property and a price was agreed upon. After submitting copy of all relevant papers to the tenant through a lawyer, Tenant has been postponing the sale for now almost 3 months from the recipt of all proper documents (copy )of the property. Tenant is given time limit till 15 mar 2011 to conclude sale.
I am in a dilemma as to how to proceed further. I would be grateful for advice
I do not want to chase the tenant for ever for verbal notice in amicable conversation etc of 6 month had been given. Perhaps I should give a notice to vacate in writing citing property required for own use, and then perhaps if Tenant is able to conclude sale within the period then both tenant and I stand to benefit. But if not then I suppose we have to proceed legally which is detrimental to my convenience although I may not be left with any other choice.
Perhaps finding another party who is willing to buy the property with the Tenant (Guess unlikely ) may be an option but then that may put me in a disadvantage to negotiate on price.
I really would be grateful for your expert opinion and guideline based on practicality.
Thanking you
Sincerely
Chandrika Subramaniyan
Anonymous
15 March 2011 at 04:54
Hi,
I would like to buy an NA plot of about 2000 sqft on the outskirts of Latur. I am in US, so for now I would like to register it on my mothers name who is in India. Later, if I have to transfer that plot on my name, how much would I have to pay the stamp duty and registration charges? Is there a better alternative to that like sending POA?
Thanks,
Anil
Anonymous
15 March 2011 at 01:34
This query was previously raised.
we had decided to sale our flat to a person. But as our titles paper with the society was not clear the deal was delayed. At that time the prospective buyer paid us 1 lakh as a token amount which was recorded on paper with revenue stamp. Now as our papers are not still clear we dont want to sell our property. we even approached the prospective buyer to return the token amount with saving bank interest however he is refusing to accept it.
Can he take any legal action against us? will we be forced to sell the property to him?
what action we have to take?
please guide us.
Regards,
Anonymous
14 March 2011 at 21:07
My client having two sale deed executed in his favour in 1978. Stamp duty fully paid but the same had been return to him without registration due to lack of some NOC. wether it is valid sale and can he transfer the same??
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