Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 16:31
Hello,
My query is on registration of property in Bangalore in second sale (not from builder, but from an individual). The following are the facts;
1. The land was originally owned by 3 owners, who got into a development agreement for developing the property in a multi storyed apartment.
2. The present owner purchased the flat from them, by entering into 2 agreements a. Sale Deed for purchase of Undivided shared of land and b. Agreement for construction of flat. The sale deed was registered with the value of land mentioned in it and the Agreement for construction of flat was not registered. Hence the stamp duty/registration charges were only paid for the land portion purchased.
Query;
1. Can I also now purchase the property by registering only the land agreement and the having the contruction agreement assigned in my favor?
2. What are the possible problems if I follow this methodology?
Request your help in this regard.Thanks
srinivas murthy
20 January 2011 at 16:17
Dear sir
Request you to tell the stamp duty in Tamilnadu to create Indenture of Mortgage to Consortium of banks for the NHAI Road project.
Regards
Ashwini Sharma
20 January 2011 at 13:31
Hi, can anyone provide me with a copy of the Haryana Urban Development Act, 1977?
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 11:56
Dear Sir/Madam,
As the purchase of flat owner, can enter his/her name in land more particularly record of right (Form No-6-A) under Mumbai Land Revenue Code. On making application in prescribed format to the Office of Mamlatdar (Land), one notice through Talati Cusm Secretary u/s. 135-D under the act is generally given to the effected parties of that entry. Simenteniouslly, one adhoc entry would be made in Format No-6(a). If no any objection received from the respective parties within 30-days on receipt of the notice, mamlatdar have right to certify that entry and give effect thereof.
In my case, I have produced all relevant documents i.e. copy of registered sale deed, Index-II, General Irrevocable POA by land loard in favor of builder / developer to give effect of selling proportionate part in lad to the prospective flat purchaser etc. Inspite of the same the said entry was rejected by the Mamlatdar (E-Dhara). What would be the possiblity and under what provision i have right to challenge the said action of Mamlatdar?
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 10:26
sir
Ihave a plot in my registered in my name
and as i was young at the time of registration my father had told someone else to pay the taxes and i assume they had been doing it for him and now when i asked them to give me the tax receipts so that i can pay my self and take care of my property they are stalling without giving me any reply.
Please advice me how i can get the tax receipts of a property belonging to me,i have the registered deed of the property.please suggest if and how I should get them from the muncipal office.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 10:08
Sir ,
I have two sisters.Our father had written plot in my name few years ago and has the deed of conveyance registered.
I am giving the procedure according to which my father got the plot below,
The plot was purchased by his(my father's)
maternal grandfather who expired in 1968 and my father was the only son of his daughter who had expired long ago.
my father claimed the plot as he was the only surviving grandson as there was no 'will' written by his grandfather.
please suggest to me if my sisters are also legal heirs and do they have to give me a release deed inorder for me to apply for mutations etc.
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 09:51
Respected Lawyers,
I have a house as co-sharer in my name and my elder sons name, in faridabad, haryana. That is our self acquired property and now in my life time i want to transfer my complete share to my elder son only. Please let me know how i can do it very economically and at a least cost, please tell me the modes of transfer of this house to my son in my life time.
Some one told me to execute relinquish deed in favour of my son but one advocate told me that relinquish deed can be execute in matter of ancestral properties only and it does not applies to self acquired property.
Pls guide me........ thanks in advance
Anonymous
20 January 2011 at 09:32
Dear Sir,
What is the procedure to get the documents(like legal hire certificate & etc.)which my brother has submitted in the bank??
Please advice me.
Thanks & Regards,
Meenu
Anonymous
19 January 2011 at 22:19
I am a real estate agent.
Many times we come across properties whose original documents are not with the sellers,they generally say that these are lost & present certified copies of the same.
We treat certified docs as originals and sell such properties but banks generally do not finance such deals.
The seller might be telling a lie, he might have mortgaged the original docs or have indulged in some kind of deal of that property with some one else.
Is it right for us to sell such properties--the seller may be truthful also--what is the best legal way out so that no risk should remain for the hard earned money of the purchasers?
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