Messi
23 December 2010 at 00:26
I am in 3rd generation. My grandfather had following siblings:
Brother A (dead) - survived by 2 sons 5 daughters and grandchildren.
Brother B (dead) – no survivors. The house belonged to him. He left a will leaving the house in the name of Sister C (dead) who was not married and had no kids. The will had name of all other siblings
Bother D (dead) - My grandfather. Survived by 2 sons and 3 daughters and grandchildren.
Brother E (dead) – 1 son 1 daughter and grandchildren.
Brother F(dead) – 3 daughters and grandchildren.
U can understand now how there could be 30 heirs.
In the will it was also mentioned that D my grandpa was looking after A’s children as they died early. From the past 30 yrs only 3 families are staying in this house:
1>A’s 2 sons and their children
2>My father mother me.
Another will was made later by B in favor of my grandfather D, which is now missing. My question is:
1. Since there are only 3 families staying in the house for so many years do we have a say in the manner/proportion of division?
2. Can the property be divided without involving too many people?
3. Can the property be sold first then the money be divided?
Anonymous
23 December 2010 at 00:08
hi
We have a flat at ghodbunder thane and it comes under forest zone can any one tell me how much time will it take to get the clearance from the forest department
Manish Lal
22 December 2010 at 19:59
SIr/Madam, I have a few question regarding sale of property.
I have a ancestral land in goa on which tenancy cases are going on in Mamlatdar office. Form 1/14 clearly mentions my family as owners of property without any tenants name. The property has been sold off to a party by making a MOU followed by registered Sale deed. The MOU clearly mentions that tenancy case is running and purchaser is willigly purchasing it on "as is where is basis". MOU is registered with NOTARY and subsequent sale deed with respective Sub-registrar. After sale deed is over, Mutation of concerned property has taken place with form1/14 noting new names of over. mY questions are:
Q1) Since i have sold the land, who's liability is it to run the tenancy cases?
Q2) Whos liability is it to ascertain in the first place (prior to signing MOU and sale deed) about depth of legal cases running on the property?
Q3) can the purchaser go to court saying "he was not informed about tenancy cases and that he wants the seller i.e me, to re-imburse his losses?
Q4) After MOU, Sale deed and mutation processes are over, what is my liability towards that property?
Kindly reply
Manish
Mohammed Khaleelullah
22 December 2010 at 18:48
Dear experts,
Please offer your expert opinion on the following five queries individually.
(1) What are the advantages of issuing a receipt for rent received by the Landlord?
(2) What are the consequences to be faced by the Landlord, if receipt is not issued wantonly for rent received?
(3)What are the disadvantages to the tenant, if rent receipt is not insisted by him?
(4)What are the advantages to the tenant, if rent receipt is received by him?
(5)What are the legal remedies available to the tenant if the Landlord evades issuing rent receipt even after it is insisted?
Mandeep S. Virdi
22 December 2010 at 18:47
If Lessee has purchase a Prop. from MMRDA,and the Lease Deed expressly provides that the Lessee is required to pay Property Tax.
To whom would the Lessee be required to pay the Prop. Tax -- i.e to BMC or to MMRDA.
What approach should the Lessee adopt in case if Lessee has received a notice from BMC asking the Lessee to pay Prop. Tax.
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Thanks and Regards,
Adv. Mandeep Virdi -- 9920057348
Anonymous
22 December 2010 at 17:30
Property is self acquired by grand-father. he is no more. There is no will.I am talking about my fathers father not about my mothers father.Both my father and my mother alive.
All property belong to my mother. Now my question is . Since my son us minor, can i register to my mothers name or sell it to some one.
Can i register it to miothers name as i am the only grandson of my grandfather.
If i can register to my mother,after my mothers life, Who all will have the share?. i don't have brother and sister.
Anonymous
22 December 2010 at 16:52
Property is self acquired by grand-father. he is no more. There is no will.I am talking about my fathers father not about my mothers father.Both my father and my mother alive.
All property belong to my mother. Now my question is . Since my son us minor, can i register to my mothers name or sell it to some one.
Can i register it to miothers name as i am the only grandson of my grandfather.
If i can register to my mother,after my mothers life, Who all will have the share?. i don't have brother and sister.
rajesh menon
22 December 2010 at 16:31
I am planning to purchase some agricultural property in Maharashtra but before i do so i have some legal queries as i am not a farmer. The purpose i want to buy however is to undertake farming , mainly mango cultivation and Kashew cultivation.
1. Can i buy a agricultural property ? I have seen people buy such properties who are not farmers themselves...therefore how is it that they are buying it? Is it illegal?
2. What documents should i be looking at carefully to understand the legality of the land ownership and whether someone is not trying to cheat me ?
3. How do i go about registering the land in my name?
rajesh menon
Anonymous
22 December 2010 at 14:26
hello gurus,
I need some help with calculating the STCG that I need to pay when selling a flat.
key dates
1. Flat Booking: March 2007
2. Flat Registry: March 2008
3. Flat Possession: March 2009
4. Flat Selling Date: Jan 2011 (probable)
Key Figures
1. Purchase Price: 18L
2. Own Contribution: 2L
3. Loan: 16L
4. Selling Price: 30L
5. EMI: 18K (for 3 Years)
Questions:
1. Does this fall under STCG?
2. If yes, which date is being considered (booking, registry, possession)? (this question has many different answers on the forum and therefore the repetition)
3. What is my tax liability due to this transaction?
4. How is it calculated?
5. Can I save the tax money using any instrument?
Please help me out so that I can take a proper and an informed decision. Also, thanks for helping me out.
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can one residential plot be in two Survey nos.
Sir,
Kindly clarify whether one residential plot can be situated in two survey nos i.e in 251 and 252 in a particular lay out of say 200 acres.The area of the plot is 8500 sq ft. residential plot.
Some broker told me if it is so it means 50% or more of the plot area is meant for park, or internal road or other purpose and not for residential purpose.
Kindly clarify.