Anonymous
20 December 2010 at 19:03
Location: andhra Pradesh, andhra region
A gentle man has 2 sons and 1 daughter.Daughter is married in 1979 and blessed with a son in 1980. after the birth of the son, a portion of land has been gifted by the gentlemen's wife to the grandson. The daughter expired leaving only son at the end of 1980.
Now, this gentleman expired having property (partly inherited and partly self acquired).
Son 1 - 3 GD's
Son 2 - 1GD+1GS
Daughter - 1GS
Now does the grandson from the daughter have any right over the property of the gransdfather who died without leaving any will?
Raj
20 December 2010 at 18:18
Hi all,
First of all I would like to thanks you in advance for providing me your valuable suggestions.
Let me start with stating that I have purchase a resale flat on ground floor from first buyer in a building at Bhayander.
The title of the property is clear.
There is a area of about 100 sf fts approx outside the building which has been taken inside by the first owner by creating a sort of fence before formation of the society. Actually he has made it like gallery and have made a separate entrance for it which is locked now and am being provided with the keys. Recently chairman of the society met and and said that that area is not covered in the agreement and plan of the flat and they would demolish the said structure. My query is: 1) Can a society demolish a structure which has been constructed before the formation of the society? 2) What is the procedure if I want to buy that area legally and what would be the position if society does not allows to me buy that area? waiting your response.
Thank you,
Raj
Anonymous
20 December 2010 at 18:08
Dear Sir,
Iam staying in chawl room rented / hired from a owner for 11 month rental possesion.
Now TEN motnhs are getting over by Jan 2nd 2011 and 2dn Feb 2011 as 11 MONTH.
The owner asking us to leave the house with in 15 days of time and he also returned our deposit amount back to us.
We are paying our rent on time without any delay there were no problem with a owner.
At this movement I asked to give one monthe time while we search for a other room stay once we get we will evacuate your house. But he is not listening and asking us to leave witihin 15 days of time.
What is best way to fight with him and stay there for few more days untill we find other room in the same area.
Please help.
Vijay Gopal
20 December 2010 at 14:17
Dear Sir
My father has sold his lands in the year 2005 and retained 17 and half guntas since my ancestors been burried in one place and had a old house, so they made a agreement that after conversion of land they will register this 17 and half guntas on my father name and return our land. Since the agreement has the validity only for three years, and the purchaser was taking more time to convert the land, my father request for a fresh agreement, however the purchaser wrote a comment on the back of agreement in the year 2009 (after 3 years of the first agreement made) and signed and got the notary seal on it. But recently when my father met a lawyer he informed that since the agreement valids only for 3 years, the backside whatever the purchaser made a note and signed will not be considered. Is it true ? If yes, do we have any alternative plan, since the purchaser looks to cheat my fathers innocence. My father is also a freedom fighter and a senior citizen. Please help us.
Regards,
Vijay Gopal.A
Anonymous
20 December 2010 at 13:34
Dear all,
I require a suggestion on below
I have purchase a flat in 2007 in under construction building there after due to some personal reason for benefit of my child i have change my religion and name by doing offical government gazttee. Registration of flat is in old name whereas after wards i have inform the builder about same, all my other documents are in new name. Now while getting the share certificate i require to submit copy agreement to society which is in old name which i don't want to disclose it.
Can you guide me how can i get the agreement copy change in my new name bcoz all my home loan / Muncipal tax receipt/ light bill comes in new name.
regards
Sachin More
20 December 2010 at 11:17
Hi,
In my society, one of member(chairman) has acquired common usage land since many years. Now he is planning to built a house on it. I need suggestion on how to stop him and how to get the common usage land for use of everyone.
Please help me on this.
Regards,
Sachin More
Vivek Kuls
20 December 2010 at 11:08
My father and his 3 brothers made a family settlement deed of property (area wise). Now, my father is expired and said area allocated to my father has also been transferred to my mother's name. Is it possible, if she wants to sell that portion of property after taking consent from her both sons.
Pls advise.
Anonymous
20 December 2010 at 11:06
Dear Expertrs of the forum,
Can a daughter claim coparcenary rights under Hindu succession act 2005 (amended),if her father had died in the year 2003 since the act came in to force only in the year 2005(but her father WILLED his property to his only son, daughter in law and to his grand childrens)?
With regards and Thnaking you All in advance.
Anonymous
20 December 2010 at 08:36
Respected Sirs,
Mr.A,Mr.B and Mr.C has carrying a partnership business at the tenanted premises. The landlord of the said premises is Mr.X. Rent receipt has been in the name of Firm, consist of Mr.A,B & C as partners. After some time Mr.A dies and in his place, his son (Mr.D) has been admitted in the business. But no intimation has been given to landlord regarding the death of Mr.A and admission of the Mr.D as a partner. The rent receipt remain in the name of same old firm consist of Mr.A,B & C as partner. This continues for 25 years. After 25 years the firm dissolved. On the distribution of all the assets, it has been agreed by all that the said office premises will be given to Mr.D (a son of deceased Mr.A). Howevevr, in the records of the landlord and also on the rent receipt name of Mr.D has not been mentiond for a long period of 25 years. Now Mr.E, who is a brother of Mr.D (and a second son of deceased Mr.A) has claimed that his name should be included as a co-tenant along with Mr.D, as in the records of the landlord, Mr.A (his father) is mentioned and Mr.B and Mr.C has surrender their rights related to said office premises. Sir, please advise me on the claim of Mr.E to include his name as a co-tenant. Landlord consider Mr.D as partner in the tading business of the firm only nad not in the office premises.
Thanks.
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