Anonymous
25 January 2011 at 11:30
My father willed his self acquired property to my mother for her life time use and after her demise to my brother and me. My mother passed away in 1996 and my brother is not ready for getting the property mutated. I want to know if I can sell or transfer the portion bequeath to me to a real estate agent or a builder right now. The property is yet to be mutated in our names and is on lease hold.
jacob
24 January 2011 at 23:24
Dear Sir,
Could any one please provide me a copy of lease (preferably pdf) drafted for obtaining a shop on lease based on statutes applicable in Karnataka.
You may please send me the copy in the given id jacki2@rediffmail.com
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 18:04
I need to register a lease for a flat in Mulund East in Mumbai. Where do I register, what is the location of the office, what are the procedures and cost, what documents etc, do I need? Is the lease executed on plain paper or on stamp paper (if so, what value?), do we need to take extra copies for the office where we register? Does the lease have to be signed in the office of registration, or can it be signed in advance?
What is the purpose of registration?
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 17:38
Dear Experts,
In RCOP (Tamil nadu Rental law) for willful default in payment of rent, tenant (respondent) was regular in payment of rent earlier the litigation period. For the litigation period also deposited the rent on the first hearing date, after the filing of RCOP also regular in sending the rent to the landlord by RPAD. Tenant pleads that landlord accepted rent by cash and as good relationship was prevailing he did not insist on receipt. Will the court order eviction in this situation. Will the court take into consideration the good conduct of the tenant in paying the rents before and after the litigation. If the tenant fails in RCOP is there any chances of succeeding in RCA or CRP.
vinayak Mulye
24 January 2011 at 16:00
my father was daid in 1981. till our room is on his name. I want to transfer the same room on my mothers name. can i charg for it; if yes how many.
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 15:57
my father was daid in 1981. till our room is on his name. I want to transfer the same room on my mothers name. can i charg for it; if yes how many.it is about pagadi systeam in south mumbai.
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24 January 2011 at 15:09
Dear sir,
Thanks for your valuable advice.
We had issued a legal notice to the builder demanding the possession of flat. After receiving the notice the builder invited us for the meeting.
After discussion for one hour on 13-01-11 the builder handed over the "Fit out possession letter " and "keys hand over letter" Both letters are backdated (dated 28-12-2010)
But till date(24-01-11) he didn't handover the keys of that flat .He is still demanding the money
He has done one mistake...he forgot to take copy of that letter and take our sign on it as received .
Till date we didn't sign that letter . There is only one copy of that letter and that is with us
Please kindly suggest what to do next
Waiting for your valuable replay
Thanking you in anticipation
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 15:00
Hello Sirs,
In 2006 my father gifted me a property thru a Gift Deed which he had acquired from his Parents (1/2 from his Father and another 1/2 from his mother). The Gift Deed was drafted as my father acquired the whole property from a will made by his father only. Now, I want to rectify the mistake and add a clause where my father acquired the property from both his parents mentioning their respective wills. Incidently, because of some issues with the Revenue authorities, the Khata in my father's name is revoked back to my grandfather's name.
How do I go about the Rectification process now ? Is it possible to rectify and register this deed without the khata ? What charges will be incurred for the same?
Anonymous
24 January 2011 at 13:38
Dear Sir,
we purchased a land from Mr. M about 20418 Sq ft.
Land is situated on higwaty and it is agriculture land.
We registered the land in our name and also anantkal in our name.
After sale of peoperty son of M taken stay from court on that land and they taken possition on that land. As per Son of M land belong to his grand paa and they also entiteld in equal share with Mr. M (Father).
(One problem we know that Mr. M has two borther and land ofLand still is in the name of His fathers name. they just share amount htemselves and doing agriculture activity on thier share as mutualy decided)
My Question is that:-
1) we can loss this land in any fact ??
2) is grand sons have right on this property??
3) when we have registry what we do now ??
Regards
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