Anonymous
16 February 2020 at 14:46
sir,I have a shop (in Partnership with my brother) in santacruz,Mumbai which is parental Property. Since Jan 2015 my brother has not given my share of rent.
He capture my part of shop mischiviously and owned shop by his name in fake society and this fake society has given him Gumasta license,
electricity bill,BMC documents all in his name.
sir,now I informed this matter to authorised society secretary in 2018 November and society has submitted this matter to
Deputy registrar of housing society Dadar west mumbai.As my brother has not filled society maintenace which is about 7 Lakh.Society asked me to pay society maintenace
and get share certificate as decision of Registrar of court has not yet come but society is demanding Lumpsum amount before court order.
Sir, I wanted to know what the process of Registrar of Housing Society ,Dadar(W) for court order. Society advocate told me there is no time given to you by court.
The registrar Housing society court will cease your shop and auction it. What should I do.
Should I wait for court order or should I pay maintenance bill.Your advice on this matter is highly appreciated.
Thanking you
Nirmala sharma
Anonymous
14 February 2020 at 20:46
Hi,
Request your expertise guidance for vacating the occupant from the plot.
Almost 3 decades ago my father had signed an agreement with Tenant-1 as to give the partial vacant land for rent that was in his name.
Also Tenant-1 also has his own place built adjacent to my father's vacant plot. As to extend his business he approached my father for a rent.
At Later years he did not renewed the agreement.
Without my father knowledge the Tenant-1 has leased his business licence and the his place too another party (party-2). As the rented vacant plot matters in their business that too has been occupied by Party-2. Further party -2 subleased the place and businesses to party-3.
Meanwhile till now my father receives a meager amount as a rent..
Please let know how to vacate tenants.
Anonymous
14 February 2020 at 19:58
I am a 30 year old unmarried man staying in Mumbai.
My mother died in 2019 without any will but I am the Nominee of a house in Santacruz (East) Mumbai which is in her name.
My father is alive & I am the only child.
Please reply regarding:
1. How do I transfer the property in my name?
2. Legal Documents & Charges applicable?
3. Which office & department to contact in Santacruz (East)?
Anonymous
14 February 2020 at 08:51
My Late Grandfather ( Mother's Father ) had written a will that, all his self earned property comprising both Agriculture land and houses to be shared among his 11 childrens ( 8 sons + 3 Daughters ) . But a decade ago all the 10 brothers and sisters signed the property documents ( only one house costing around 5 crores ) in favour of Eldest son as a mark of respect and documents got registered with out any signature from the grand childrens. Now legally can grand childrens claim share in the grand fathers properties.
Please Note: Late Grandfather has not written any will in favour of grand childrens and the eldest son has not paid any money to his siblings for registering the house in this name.
Moreover the cost of remaining 10 acres of land and other houses is not even worth for 75 lakhs. but this 75 lakhs is to be shared by 10 childrens of my grand father ( Mother's Father ).
Our Agony is the house at prime location costing 5 crores and above went to the eldest son of my Grand father
Kannamma Nayudu
12 February 2020 at 16:24
My sister living in a flat which is gift deeded by my father to me. when i asked to vacate they went to court saying i have paid bribe in the registered office and attached my fathers photo and without concern of my father i made gift deed. now my father is not alive, he is dead. They are challenging the gift deed by saying the fathers signature is forgery. i have small concern that my father was nearly 70 when he gift deed the property and his signature was not as good as when he was young. will in forensic report will it shows as fathers only i have this dout. i have mutated the property on my name.
Vijay Kumar
12 February 2020 at 12:11
Dear Sir,
My parents died intestate and he left behind property in Calicut, Kerala. Since we heir to the property of our parent are settled in Mumbai we could not get heir ship certificate from Kerala. Now we have obtained Letter of Administration from Mumbai High court for the property and I would like to know the procedure in executing the Letter of Administration in Kerala so that the property can be transferred to the legal Heir.
Your immediate reply on the matter is appreciated.
Regards
Vijay Nair
Jayesh
11 February 2020 at 17:25
Hi Experts,
I reside in Thane district (Dombivli KDMC jurisdiction).
I have purchased flat in 2011. All 60 flats in society are sold and occupied. Still developer has not formed society and done conveyance deed.
When asked he points out to clause in Sales deed (agreement) which says he will form society post construction of second building on same land. And this building is still under construction.
Can you help me to understand if such clause in agreement can allow developer to bypass law of land? Which says society should be formed after selling some percentage of flats.
Anonymous
11 February 2020 at 11:34
I'm living in Ranchi Jharkhand. I booked a flat in Ranchi in Dec 2018 and do the sale agreement in the joint name of myself and my wife. accordingly applied for a home loan and got sanction from bank. At present their is a provision of Jharkhand government that if property get registered solely in the name of female, registry is done at Rs. 1 only. therefore to avail this scheme benefit I go to my bank to know the process regarding how to get register my flat solely in my wife name. they told me to submit a supplementary agreement done between builder any my wife only and a no objection application by myself as previously I was also a party in sale agreement.
Therefore it is requested to draft a suplementry Sale agreement or post some formats including no objection application
Anonymous
09 February 2020 at 22:07
thanks experts, I agree with you to resolve the matter asap, but my siilings and mother are not sharing any documents with me, and transferring the properties internally among themselves without informing me.
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Development agreement and adjudication
Respected Experts,
Currently we are in process of redevelopment of our property (KDMC municipal limits). This is not co-operative housing society. We are 6 members staying in apartment. We approach developer, and confirmed mutual agreed development draft. And he moved forward for adjudication process and stamp duty payment.
However when we received adjudicated copy, it's found that it's not matching with our agreement. Also some of members name are not correct in challan copy and order received from collectors of stamps office. Also some major mistakes are there like no proper mention of area to be given post redevelopment etc.
Now we have been asked to go ahead with registration process as changes can not be made in adjudicated copy.
Is this correct ? Can developer not go back and make corrections in adjudicated copy ?
Any suggestions will be extremely helpful.
Thank you.