Anonymous
28 December 2010 at 14:56
One of my friends had purchased a flat, in his name, in a housing complex with part finance from financial institution. Although the possession was taken and monthly maintenance charge is paid to the Association, he did not get it registered in his name. Few weeks ago he succumbed to some lifetaking illness. He had not made any Will. His successors are his wife and only daughter apart from aged mother. There was no nominee. The home loan was insured against his life and hence, the flat is now clear from any loan. Apart from his wife, daughter and mother, he got two sisters who are married off and well settled. How can the ownership of this flat be registered in the name of his wife or daughter - mother also stays with them but would not be raising any ownership claim in her name. Please enlighten.
Anonymous
28 December 2010 at 13:50
I have applied for a loan for building a flat in a co-operative society in a property in pradhikaran. The bank is asking me for a NOC in the banks format from the Society and NOC from pradhikaran. What is needed to get NOC from pradhikaran ? If society refuses to give NOC in bank's format what can I do ?
Will the Pradhikaran refuse to give NOC ?
Anonymous
28 December 2010 at 11:51
Hi Team
My Grandpa has 10 acres of agriculture land and he got this land from his father in law and now my grandpa has expired without distrubiting this land and there is no will. Now my father's sisters & brothers are asking for this land are they legally own the rights both sister & brother of my father. Kindly advice
This land is in Andhra Pradesh, chittor District
Anonymous
28 December 2010 at 10:55
My father is four brothers including him. He is at the age of 60. My grandfather purchased a land in Patna. After his death all the four brothers resides in home constructed by the grandfather. All four brothers acquired the part in which they are residing and constructed as per their requirements. My mother is a LIC agent and as per earning they constructed their part in much planned manner.
Now I am the only son and my parents to avoid the future controversy wants to get the registered the property in their name. My parents pay the property texes and electricity bill for their part.
Now Except one aunty all the brothers are ready for the registration for their occupied portion, but aunty is not ready and she is telling that her space is lower than others portion. One more thing I want to mention that aunty is also enjoying the portion of eldest uncle and who has no objection for that. As the aunty has very good contacts in administration and police authority so everyone fears from her.
As my parents are old and they want to register the property in their life because they have a fear that in future aunty can play displeasure with the property.
Kindly suggest the legal solution to solve the issue and how the property can be registered in the name of my parents.
Aunty is third uncle's wife.
Anonymous
27 December 2010 at 19:48
respected sir,
my query is as follow:
my grandfather wants to give me his self acquired property through will.he has 2 sons and a daughter.i wants to know that if he give me his self acquired property can my father or my uncle or aunt claim any share in the property given to me. property is self acquired no inheritance
thanks for your advice
Anonymous
27 December 2010 at 15:57
Guide us how the mesne profits are calculated in the case of ansestrol agricultural land?
Anonymous
27 December 2010 at 14:47
I WANT TO KNOW IF I HAVE SIGNED DEVLOPEMENT AGREEMENT WITH A PART ,DOES THE AGREEMENT HAS TO BE REGISTERED
IS IT POSSIBALE FOR THE DELOPER TO REGISTER THE AGREEMENT WITHOUT OWNER BEING PRESENT
WHERE IT IS TO BE REGISTERED AS THE LAND IS KHAR AREA IN MUMBAI
CAN IT BE REGISTERED OUT SIDE MUMBAI
KINDLY ADVISE
THANKS
BIRINDER SINGH
MY EMAI ADDRESS IS ... gptradeagency@hotmail
and gptradeagency@yahoo.co.in
Laxman Ramulu Addagatla
27 December 2010 at 14:36
The property which we (third buyer) intend to buy do not have first chain of agreement. In the absence of first chain of agreements, what documents should be procured to make the title clear and also to avail loan from Bank.
mathi vadhana
27 December 2010 at 13:39
if a father settles a part of his property to his son , under certain conditions, in his lifetime can he cancel it again due to disputes?is that cancellation valid under law?what other remedies can he have, because his son has thrown him out of the property after settlement in his name nor has he fulfilled the conditions.
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