Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 22:25
I had given one room on rental basis in the year 2000 to two joint partners (brothers) doing transport business with a contract for 3 years, though after 3 years it was not renewed and I was getting rent as usual. In the year 2006, Contract was again made for two years with renewed increased rent, But after 2 years again it was not renewed but the rent was increased and tenants were paying rent, though it was paid at a gap of 3-4 months at a time with verbal harrassment. Since Last october,2010 I did not get rent and they misbehaved with me verbally,In february 2011 I had sent one legal request letter to vacate the room giving 15 days period through my advocate becoz of their status of defaulter. Now they are denying to vacate and sent rent through money order (which I did not accept), with false allegations of blaming me for not renewing contract. I am 80 years old Retired school teacher getting small pension of Rs.6000/- from state government So what can I do get it vacated immediately since I have a big land and this room is on front portion. Please help
My local lawyer has also suggested to file eviction suit against him, But I just wanted to know can I claim for immediate possession and again since I am a Retired Government employee and senior citizen can I get any special benefit for my status.
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 21:20
I have given my flat situated in Delhi on rent @15000/- pm for 11 months.
I have been suggested by my estate agent that for my safer side, I should add a clause in the rent agreement that if the tenant stays in my flat after 11 months without my consent, he would become a tenant on daily basis @Rs.1000/-.
Thus he would not be able to stay there beyond 11 months without my consent.
Would that be a legally enforceable agreement,would that clause help me in getting my tenant evicted,if I want my property back after 11 months?
Help please......thanks in advance.
Aj Mann
07 March 2011 at 17:46
My mother is due to go to India in April for two months. I have given her power of attorney so that she may sell the land left to us by my father (if she can find a buyer).
Which of the two options would be better from a cost/tax perspective:
1) For her to use the power of attorney to transfer the land into her sole name and then try to sell it(so if she doesn't find a buyer on this trip at least I don't have to give her power of attorney again)
OR
2) For her to just register the power of attorney and only use it when a buyer is definitely ready to buy?
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 16:31
Hello,
I want to sell my (small) shop in a mall in NCR. I would like to invest the money in some other property.
* Where can I invest this money? I mean, can I invest in residential property, residential plot, group housing society, ....?
* Or I have to invest in commercial property only? I don't want to invest in commercial because the market is not improving.
Thanks.
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 16:18
1) Is Bayana agreement( Agreement to sell) executed on a plain paper but signed on the revenue stamp by the seller, valid in the eyes of law? (in Delhi)
2) Is Bayana agreement executed on Rs. 50/- stamp paper valid or not?
3) Or should we have the Bayana agreement registered only, to make it forceful in the eyes of the law?
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 16:14
Dear,
The size of my property is less than what I have paid for to the builder. I asked for refund but no responses to registered letters and emails from the builder.
* I am planing to approach consumer court. Should I?
* How much time (or hearings) such a case would need in consumer court? I hear that cases in consumer court do not take much time.
* If consumer court delivers in my favour, can the builder challenge it in Civil court? Cases take longer in Civil court.
Thanks a lot.
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 14:46
Dear sir
My mother is likely to acquire two row houses through sucession of his brother since he expired on april. The query is to understand the valuation since we had paid some money as a bond in the court proceeding based on the paper value in which it was originally
purchased on 1996 thinking that my mother who is the only sister with blood relation and my uncle being unmarried when he expired and she will be acquiring this as a gift.
But now we had got a letter from the collector office in chennai stating that they will be visiting to confirm the value mentioned .\
pl give your expert advice if my mother is to acquire the property through gift is it that we have to revalue it as per present value and its locality and pay the defecit amount or what we had initially paid as a bond based on the purchased document is correct pl reply
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 13:34
I would like to gift immovable property to my sister by virtue of Gift Deed without any consideration- whether on the same stamp duty is required to be paid as per market value of the property. If not, please also cite some court judgments or relevant sections/articles of law
Anonymous
07 March 2011 at 13:06
I would like ot know what are the states / cities where probate for registered will relating to immovable property is necessary ?
Gujarat have its own High Court / Can a probate procedure for a registered will be forced ?
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