Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 16:07
I AM PLANNING TO BUY 2ND PROPERTY IN A SOCIETY IN MUMBAI, I ALREADY HAVING A PROPERTY THERE BUT SOCIETY SAYS AS FOLLOWS "THIS IS TO INFORM YOU THAT UNDER THE MAHARASHTRA CO-OPER. ACT 1960 & THE BYE LAW, THAT IT IS MANDATORY THAT ANY MEMBER WHO WANTS TO BUY ANY FLAT IN THE SAME SOCIETY REQUIRED TO OBTAIN THE PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE REGISTRAR OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY."
kindly help me with your valuable guidelines in this regards
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 13:38
can an advocate hold the power of attorney of his brothers buisness
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 12:36
We have property which is used for commercial purposes. Earlier we used to enter in to lease deed with the parties. Now the party is proposing for LICENSOR/ LICENSEE agreement.
why the party is insisting on the change? what implications it will have on the agreement
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 01:22
can you please explain what is 'ancestral property'
S Chowgule
31 January 2011 at 22:08
Respected Sirs,
My tenants and me wish to renew our leave & license agreement for a period of 1 year & register the same with the local corporation.
Firstly, due to the paucity of time, and contrary to execute the agreement and register the same day, we have decided to sign the document first and register the document a week later. Can we do that, sirs?
Secondly, since we are unaware of the total stamp duty necessary (earlier amount was 2500). Could we sign the agreement first on a Rs. 500 Stamp Paper & pay the differential stamp duty at the time of registration of the document.
Request your guidance.
Regards.
AMAN
31 January 2011 at 19:27
hi,
Could u kindly let me know that how to prove that sister gets the Father’s self acquired property by fraud / cheating / undue influence / pressure on father etc, what are the grounds son can file an petition and what are the chances for son to win the case, please advice?
Thks,
unni
31 January 2011 at 18:44
Hi,
We are planning to buy an apartment in Bangalore.
Towards this we wanted to understand the importance of family tree. The apartment has been made in an agricultural land and is about 5 years old. There are over 70 flats and this flat is one among the flat given to the original buyer by the developer as compensation.
Many banks have loans running in the houses situated there and one public sector bank we approached is asking for the family tree.
Can you please share some information on the below:
* What is the importance of the Family Tree.
* Who will have the same.
* Which Government authority would have certified the family tree.
* In the absence of the Family Tree be recorded then , can the family tree be sanctioned by any government authority. If so , which authority should we approach now.
* What help can i expect om the builder pr the current owner?
* In case the family tree can not be done now are there any alternative and legal ways of meeting the legalities?
Thanks in advance. will await your legal views very keenly
Anonymous
31 January 2011 at 17:47
In a registered co-partnership cooperative housing society in Mumbai, a member Ms. Z has 2 tenements in her name. They were initially in her father’s name, then her mother’s name and finally in her name. She is a single woman, now a senior citizen (70 years). According to her, when she was 29, her brother and his 2 sons (AZ and BZ) who were staying with her, started treating her badly, causing her to vacate the property and move in with her sister in the suburbs. The monthly rent was paid to the society by her relatives occupying her house. The current occupants AZ and BZ have not paid anything to Ms. Z, nor have they taken care of her, nor have they permitted her to stay in her own property.
Now, the society is thinking of going in for redevelopment. The managing committee of the society has been trying to help the 2 nephews in establishing a case by accepting correspondence from them, allowing them to renovate the tenements, issuing domicile certificates to them and allotting a member parking space to them at subsidized member rates, adding the parking charges in Ms. Z’s bill, without her authorization for any of this.
I have 3 main questions:
Do the occupants have a strong case or will Ms. Z be able to evict them or at least be compensated by them?
What is the position of Ms. Z in the case of future redevelopment and will the builder recognize her or the occupants?
Is there any way Ms. Z can remedy the situation at this point? Would it help her case if she directed the society to stop accepting the rent from the occupants?
Anonymous
31 January 2011 at 17:34
one of my client had died and he had written a will in favour of his wife bequeathing his immovable property which is unregistered. is the deceased wife is enabled to sell or gift the same and register in her legal heirs favour. if so what is the procedure to be followed.
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Validity of gift dead
Respected Sir/Madam,
My Grand father has 2 brothers and 2 sisters (total 5 in family,Father and mother of grand father expired)and my grand father was adopted to another family.
my grand father is second in family.
my grand fathers elder bother is not married.
my grand father younger brother is married.
Both sisters are married.
Legally the whole property is shared among these 5 people in family.
Our elder grand father who is unmarried and stays close to us.His property is given to my father by executing gift deed with stamp duty of 6%.(coz my fathers father was adopted to another family)
All the grand fathers are alive.
I have below questions:
1) Is this gift deed valid?
2) will my younger grand father and his family has any right on this property?
3) will there be any ambiguity since my grand father was earlier adopted by another family?
4)what do we need to do to avoid any complexities from other members of family in future?
Thanking you in Advance.