Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 12:34
Hi,
I am in urgent need of help.
Case History: In 2003, my building was supposed to go under redevelopment, everything was decided. The builder told us to shift to new bldg contructed by him without any rent or any payment till the time the redevelopment of my bldg in completed. I shifted from my place to new place under thr guidance of builder. Due to some reason, the redevelopment did not happen and in the meantime i sold my flat. We wanted settle the dispute with the builder as he wasted us to vacant the flat in which we were staying on temporary basis as I did not sign any agreement. Everything was oral and mutual understanding, nothing is written on paper. The builder filed a legal suit and they won. I dnt know wat to do. Can some1 please help me. I cant tell the detail issue over here because there is much complexity in the case.
I would like to sned the copy of judgement on email if some is interested. Do not want to post it publicly.
Please help.
PRAGNESH
17 January 2011 at 12:22
I have purchase d-502
but i want to change property m-502
builder is ready but he is saying agreement to sale is registered.
is it possible to change in registration of agreement to sale
how can i do it
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 12:11
Sir, the case relates to a property in south delhi in which a person came up suddenly with a will written on a plain paper that too 20 years back and claiming that the lessee had executed a will in his favour and now he is an absolute onwer. The will is unprobated. But despite our repeated requests made in the court the above said person not yet submitted its original even after the court order to do so since two years. Please clarify the following;
1.Whether above said will be valid in the eyes of law as it is unprobated and 20 years back;
2.The various judgements of apex court are permitted its validity; and
3.What course of actions are required to be taken in view of above said facts.
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 12:04
Sir, I would like to know about the relinquishment deed in detail and its legal validity etc.
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 12:03
I wish to purchase an apartment from an investor. The investor entered into an Agreement to Sell with builder (who is holding leasehold right on the land for 30 years) at say Rs.10. Now the investor wishes to assign his right at say Rs.15 to me by a deed of assignment. I am agreeable to purchase at Rs.15 from investor provided a tripartite agreement is entered into by the developer, investor and me where builder would be vendor at Rs.10, Investor Rs.5 and I as purchaser giving Rs.15. But the Builder don't want to enter into tripartite agreement. My question is if I agree to investor's proposal is the title of said structure is absolute in my hand? If so Deed of Apartment executed by builder under Maharashtra Ownership Apartment Act 1970 will abolute my title on structure, common areas and proportionate land. Please help me since I have advanced some amount to the investor.
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 10:42
Hi,
Needed a small help from an property expert.
I have received a mail from HDFC Realty that they are powering housing loans to a particular Developer in Virar (E)Gurudutt Nagar at a little lesser per sqft rate than the market price. I did visit the site and the office the building in under construction and posession is within 1 years time. Housing loan is completely powered by HDFC Realty. What are the major details I need to pay attention to while taking an housing loan.
I also needed to know how do you check how genuine these developers are as there are a lot of frauds happening and also what are the documents we need to check before investing in an underconstuction property.
This is my first porperty investement so needed your kind help.
Thanks and Regards,
Vilintina
Mumbai
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 10:30
The key to the query seems to be the understanding of the Co owner's right ie
1) Does the Law treat the 2 joint owners differently ie 1 the main owner who has self acquired the property and the other joint owner ie wife a housewife as secondary and hence not allowed to change the will or after death of the self acquirer the secondary co owner has absolute right under law.
2) Again under law does the secondary co owner has absolute right to change the will against the main self acquirer. Also is the will valid if made by self acquirer and not signed by the co owner in a joint property.
3) If the secondary co owner's rights under law are restricted I suppose there is scope that the son could seek to live being the property of his father and anyway it has been 1/2 willed to him, however if under law there are absolute rights to secondary owner = to the main self acquirer then there is no scope.
Ajay Kumar Reddy
17 January 2011 at 10:21
Sir,
I won the case of my divorse on the Crulty Basis from Durg (C.G.). Then she applied to the HC, Bilaspur, again i won that case. But before filling the case of divorce one day i was not in home at that time my ex-wife entered my house by breaking the lock, At that time i have given coplaint to the Police also at that she entered in my house she kept my allitems & my valuable docments also. But Police has just given me 155 letter then i put complaint on the sec.200 to the court then that case was registered against my ex- wife & my in laws also. That case is going on.
Nw, when i won the case of divorce she is not ready to give me my purchased house nor she is ready to give my valuable items, I got divorced decrre from April.
So please suggest me how can i get my house & she is residing in my house & i am paying the EMI for that house so can i get any legal help for getting the money as rent from April & she can vaccate my house easily & i get my house easily.
Plz reply soon, i am very much in problem. No one has given any suggestion on this matter Plaz help me, I am in big problem.
chinna
17 January 2011 at 08:11
Hello,i m chinna..we have a property of fathers grandfather..my father and his cousin brothers had settled the divison of that property and registerd.. and now my father had registered that property to me when he alive..but actually we have 3.,me and 2sisters.. Now some problems with my sisters.. If they went to court for this property.. Wil they have right to get the divison..?? Weather my father can register his grandfathers property to me ah.? If so any of my 2sisters went to court means that wil be again divisible by court ah.?please help me any one..
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To whom Share transfer
Hello experts,
My client have a property in chandigarh. She is 55 year old, Having husband, one daughter and one son. She purchase that property before 20 years and make residencial house there. If she die without making her will, to whom that property is transfer??? is there any share of husband in that property???
i m very thankfull to all you.