jayesh sinha
05 February 2011 at 21:37
can sombody send me standard copy for agreement for sale while purchasing resale flat
j k sinha
Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 18:02
Dear Sir,
PLEASE LET ME KNOW THE THE DETAILS AMENDMENT MADE IN THE SAID LAWS SO AS TO GET UPDATE ABOUT THE SAME.
iS THERE ANY CHANCES OF GETTING THE LAND WHICH IS NOW UNDER THE KUL KAYADA BACK TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER AS THEY ARE SUFFERING FROM ACCUTE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS?
Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 17:49
whether landed property purchased in HUF name can be registered without mentioning the name of the individuals copacensor of HUF
chander mohan
05 February 2011 at 15:43
DEAR EXPERTS,
I AM BUYING A PROPERTY IN NOIDA EXTENSION. FOR THIS I WILL BE GETTING LOAN FROM MY EMPLOYER. THEY ARE ASKING FOR SEARCH REPORT OF MY PROPERTY. IF SEARCH REPORT CAN BE GENERATED FOR THIS AS THIS IS A NEW PROPERTY.
Tipsy
05 February 2011 at 13:27
Our Housing society could not get regd bec builder built 2 additional floor illegally, Now my mother is 85 years, where do we give nomination form, Is there any law to protect flat owner on the above issue?
Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 09:16
Sir,
Kindly clarify the following :
(i) what is the detailed procedure and conditions requisite for probating a WILL in Delhi, made by testator who is deceased and died 20 years back?
(ii) whether there is any time limit for barring the probate of a will and whether there is an existing recent judgement of Supreme Court, High Court in this context barring the limitation alongwith case no. and year?
(iii) Can the other party probate the will dubiously without informing the other claimants / legal share holders of the suit property by even advertising in the local news papers and not letting the court summons reach the other party?
(iv) Shall the Court take cognizance of such a procedure without the presence of the other legal share holders and claimants in the probate procedure?
(v) Can affected party file a caviate in the probate court, before or after filling a probate case by the other party?
(vi) Will it be valid if the a blood related is the witness in the Will?
(vii) what shall be the course of action if one of the witness in the will has already deceased?
Anonymous
05 February 2011 at 05:16
My father expired recently and amongst the various assets, there is a property he owned through an irrevokable GPA.
Now my question to you is that do we as legal heirs aquire that property also or not, whether his GPA is still valid or not?
Can we sell the property on our own, without consent of the Executor,who gave him the GPA.
Thanks.
R.Manivasagan
04 February 2011 at 23:26
Dear Seniors,
My clients are not parties to the Loan Transaction with the Bank and One XX. The son of my client stood as a Guarantor to his friend and pledged the properties inclusive of my client's shares without my clients' knowledge. now the Bank is proceeding under DRT-SARFASI Act in which my clients are not parties. My clients separately filed a Civil suit for Partition to protect their legitimate claim, since the Civil court alone is the competent authority to decide the right of partition and obtained a Preliminary Decree for Partition. The Bank is also one of the Defendant in that suit proceedings.
now my clarification is what is the next course of action against the Bank based on the preliminary decree for partition. please note that the final decree for partition not yet passed by the civil Court. please clarify me
Anonymous
04 February 2011 at 10:15
As per M.C.S. Act 1960 elected committee member has to submit an 'Indemnity Bond' in form M-20 to the society within 15 days of taking charge.
On how much Rupees stamp paper , this is to be prepared ? Is it necessary to execute the same before a Magistrate or Notary?
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