G.Padmanabhan
26 January 2011 at 17:37
A women dies, leaving behind only class II heirs, a brother and a sister. Nothing is known about the brother for many years. It is not known if he is alive or dead or married or single. The deceased woman has left behind an immovable property in Chennai. What are the courses open to the surviving sister to claim the property left behind by her deceased sister. What should be done about the missing brother (another legal heir of the deceased woman). Would our experts please guide?
Anonymous
26 January 2011 at 16:19
I have given earnest money for a property in Delhi, two months back.
The seller is not willing to handover the property.
Last date of transaction settled was 02/02/11.
I am ready with the full payment in white money.
There is a "double amount returning" clause in the Bayana Agreement (Earnest Money Agreement), if the seller does not give the property.
What is the legal recourse for me to get the property or Double the Bayana ?
Should I send him a legal notice or do some thing else?
How to prove my stand in the Court of Law that I am ready to complete the transaction and it is the seller who is backing out ?
hemant h
26 January 2011 at 13:18
PRESENLY in govt. record 7/12 showing in my Grandfather name (form mother side)
and same was showing under ULC.
What is the procedure to remove the ULC?
why land gone under ULC ?
Anonymous
26 January 2011 at 01:53
dear sir,
my father was legally adopted by her massi after her death in 1992 in kolkotta their was a locker on her name she had not mentioned the nominee my father filed a case for the locker and fight till 2004-2005 my father was living in indore so he was not able to go kolkotta on the time thats why the case has been so streched for the years all the papers required were submited to the court but our lawyer was not supporting us when ther was a final hearing he was not in the court and my father come back on the next hearing lawyer told that the date in jan 2005 was last to make the case continue so send me the money or the case would be closed at that time our financial condition was miserable we were not able to send money and the lawyer want to streched the case for more time so we havn't contacted him till now so what we can do now is their any hope kindly reply
Anonymous
25 January 2011 at 23:32
My uncle who was the original owner of the land in Bangalore entered into a JD agreement with a builder 10 years back. The builder has not conveyed the UDS in full though he does not own a flat in the complex. Now he agrees to convey the balance to all proportionate to their built up area. One owner who has a private terrace in the top floor claims that he should get more UDS share for the private terrace area also which is an exclusive right of usage given to him by the builder. Is he right in claiming the UDS proportionate to the private terrace area also? The property is in Bangalore. Please clarify whether any law or write up is there to show him that he cannot claim.
Anonymous
25 January 2011 at 20:17
Do I need a no objection certificate from other legal heirs of my father to get a portion of the mutated in my name, which was meant to be given to me by my father in his will. I have 3 brothers and one sister and we all have been given a portion of land on the same plot. Since ours is a big family and some of them are settled abroad and not willing to come down to delhi for joint mutation. How can I get my area mutated in my name?
Anonymous
25 January 2011 at 19:13
This is rejoinder to my earlier problem that I asked the experts. My father expired in November.My mother has applied for registration of a plot of land in favour of 3 of her daughters but in the name of one of her daughter as two of her daughters are married outside and the land cannot be registered in the name of Sikkimese daughters married to outsiders. There is nothing in my name. To add to my woes is a will favouring the daughters which may be opened after sometime. The said land is partly ancestral and partly acquired by my late father but curiously registered in the name for my mother. My mother worships her daughters and hates me for marrying a girl without her permission. The SDM (registrar) has threatened that she will go ahead with the registration unless I show some documentary proof that the plot is ancestral in nature. So far I have failed to find any documents in my support from the registration section. What should I do. The problem is compounded by the fact that my elder sister's husband is also a practicing lawyer at Gangtok courts who is behind all this trouble. I am preparing an objection which I shall submit to the registrar on Friday(28th).Apart from that I have an option to get an injunction from the courts when they open from vacation on 1st Feb but that too for another one month or so. After that what.
Is there no law that protects the son? What course of action should I take as I am alone and even the inexperienced advocates in Sikkim seem reluctant to suggest the best course action for me and they feel I have lost the property by way of stridhan or something (which is not)
If this becomes a reality then the sons can be thrown out of the house for no fault of theirs. I am a very decent person, never spoke a word against my parents nor did I argue with them in my 45 years of existance.If more matter is required I will post it. Reply required urgently.
Please Help.
Rajendra
Anonymous
25 January 2011 at 18:58
what is 7/12 extract?
If there is a property of 250 sq yards and I am bequeath 150sq yards by the registered will of my mother, then, can I get my area of the property mutated in my name? My sister is not ready to get the property mutated as she is trying for adverse possession of some of my area. There is no case pending anywhere regarding our property.
Maseeh azam
25 January 2011 at 16:24
I got a piece of land through jubani hibba by my father and consent degree was awarded by civil court,after that i got mutation from anchal and nagar nigam on my name, I also brought land pocession certifacate.When i applied housing loan as i and wife are govt servant for nursing home, The bank lawer told us that your hiba is not regestered so equitqble mortage is not possible and you have to opt for regestered mortage. please guide as i got land through court(recent)and i have certified copy.
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