Mohammed Khaleelullah
31 December 2010 at 11:43
Dear experts kindly clarify the following queries:-
1.How safe it is to let out or lease out a property without executing a valid Rental agreement or Lease Deed and also not issuing a proper receipt for the rents received, as long as relations between the two i.e tenant(Lessee)and the Landlord are smooth?
2.In the above circumstances, who is put to much hardship, if the relationship sours in future, and the matter is dragged on to court?
Thanks in advance and good wishes.
Anonymous
30 December 2010 at 23:34
I have been in actual possession of a residential house and land since 1965. I have come to know that my cousin has purchased the residential house and land, where I am presently living, from some one (who might not or might be the real owner) in the year 1995.
Can my cousin get possession of my house and land now and dispossess me of my house and land?
Please help.
arun bansal
30 December 2010 at 23:03
if claim demanded over the property on based onb expire licensee deed title "suit for possession" is just and good
Mohammed Khaleelullah
30 December 2010 at 22:22
Dear experts,
Kindly clarify whether an eviction petition can be filed (in Tamilnadu)without issuing a proper legal notice to the tenant? In the instant case the landlord himself issued a notice to vacate the house immediately on 14th October and filed eviction petition in the court on the 22nd of the same month.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
30 December 2010 at 21:38
My greatgrandmother had made a will leaving our ancestral house to her 2 grandsons sometime in the 1940s. Later in the 1970s or 1980s, my great-grandmother's daughter (my grandmother) made a will in favor of her daughter (my mother). I am not sure not which of the wills is considered valid. Kindly guide me as to whether the will in favor of my uncles is valid or the one in favor of my mother is valid.
Thanks in advance.
Shree
Rahul Jhunjhunwala
30 December 2010 at 21:29
Hello everyone,
I have recently received one flat in gift from my sister in law. I have applied in the society for transfer of name. I have submitted all the papers required as per the law. However the said society don't have any office and the work is handled by secretary with support of a chartered accountant. Basically it is a very old and small society comprising of only 8 flats. After 8-9 days of submitting the papers the secretary told me that the society would also need a clearance certificate in relation to maintenance till date from C.A of the society. Besides, the fees to be paid to C.A for this purpose should be in addition to transfer fees. I want to know whether this is right. ( Note:- my sister in law has already given the undertaken to society regarding clearance of maintenance)
Bhawani Mahapatra
30 December 2010 at 18:44
Dear Experts
"A" who is a hindu, has a licensed gun. He has two sons, who are farmers with equal social status. After his death, the gun was surrendered to nearest police station. Now both the son are claiming the gun to be issued in his name. The matter was not decided by the district magistrate, thus advised to go to civil court to get an order. please decide the case with relevent laws.
vineet advocate
30 December 2010 at 15:48
can a foreign national acquire immovable property in India through sale/purchase ? note that such person has no orientation in India ?
BHOOP SINGH
30 December 2010 at 14:33
Dear Sir
we had rented a office on lease basis for three years from 11.03.2008. now it will be expired on 10.03.2011. We want to extend the tennure of the said lease for another three years , so could you guide us whether we need a fresh lease or same lease can be used for further three years. and What is the procedure for fresh lease as well as renewal lease.
Thanks
Bhoop Singh
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