Anonymous
16 December 2010 at 12:17
My fatherinlaw mortgaged his property for Rs. 10000/=during 1960.After his expiry his legalheirs have so far paid Rs.104000/=clearing the entire loan and interest.The last payment was paid in 2004.Now the legalheirs wants to sell the property.But the mortgagee demands, further, Rs. 2lacs to release the mortgage deed.
Is the mortgage deed registered fifty years ago valid now taking Law of limitation into account?
Experts,Sir, kindly give your valuable opinion.
Anonymous
16 December 2010 at 12:03
Hi Experts,
There's a property (land) in Mumbai and if a person wishes to buy that property (land) then where should he approach to get the related information to the land, whether the land is in litigation or has any kind of issue with the land? does the land has clear title?and what will be the cost in order to procure all these details in Mumbai
Regards,
RS
Anonymous
16 December 2010 at 11:57
We purchased a flat on joint name (myself and my father) with partial support from the money received by selling land on my father's name.
What r the documents required to help him gain capital tax benefit?
As per Andhra Pradesh registration, the sale deed value of flat is almost one third of actual market cost.
Hence what other documents can be useful for submission to IT dept by him?
KHALID YOUSUF
16 December 2010 at 11:16
On 12th December 2010 at 9.30pm, these two persons came over to our flat along with four persons, and started demanding Rs 10,000 to my wife. When asked why the money was being demanded, they said it is for repairs of the foundation of the building being weak and every resident has to pay this amount. My wife said we do not have this kind of money, they said we will have to pay Rs 10000 or in two installments of Rs 5000 each.
On their way out, Mr Azad threatened my elder son, saying the amount has to be paid within 10 days anyhow, sell your ornaments or anything or else face dire consequences. We shall be back in 10 days to recover the amount and we know how to recover it.
Legally can they have the rights to it. NO ADHOC COMMITTEEE is formed.
Anonymous
16 December 2010 at 10:51
redevelopment matter of society.builder not co operating
Mohammed Khaleelullah
15 December 2010 at 22:57
I am a tenant in a house for the past more than five years by rental agreement dt 01-07-2005.Iam paying a rent of Rs.5000 now and it is paid regularly all these years without any default.Initially I asked for receipt, he refused. I sggested paying by cheque. Even that he did not agree. Now he has filed a petition in rent control court for eviction on grounds of wanting additional accommodation and it is still pending.Fortunately he has not denied the payment of rent by me regularly all these years.In the above case he falsely deposed before the court that I did not demand the receipt so he did not issue it.Recently I asked him in writing to adjust the advance of Rs. 20,000 lying idle with him towards rent for three months and retain only one month's advance as per Tamilnadu rent control Act 1960 and also issue receipt for the same and also rent to be received hereafter, as per sec 8 of the above Act and in the form prescribed in Rule 9 of Tamilnadu Rent control rules,1974.After three months, he has now replied that he has adjusted the rent for three months from the advance,retaining one month's rent only as advance, as per the above Act. But so far he has not issued any receipt towards that, as already requested by me in writing.Now I have to pay the rent in January,2011 and adamant landlord will not issue the recipt.I want to know in these circumstances what is the remedy for me.As a case is already pending in the court and after duly receiving the rent, he denies it and holds me as a wilful defaulter, I will have no basis to prove that I have paid the rent promptly. I want the experts in this field to kindly enlighten me on the course of action to be taken by me to safeguard my position and make the landlord obey the law.
Mohammed Khaleelullah
15 December 2010 at 22:22
My landlord has filed a petition in the rent control court for eviction on ground of seeking additional accommodation u/s 10 (3)(c) of Tamilnadu Buildings(Lease & Rent control Act,1960.I am occupying a small portion of 400 Sqft house and regularly paying rent of Rs.5000, without any default for the past more than 5 years. Initially a rental agreement was signed for 11 months on 01-07-2005.Thereafter every 11 months the landlord used to get endorsement continuing the tenancy and also enhancing the rent.The rental agreement was not at all registered.He has made a false claim for additional accommodation for settting up a dental clinic by his daughter-in-law.She is not at all staying here and already having clinic elswhere,whic he falsely denied.There is another tenant who has not been touched.Landlords' three sons already having separate portions each, which he has denied saying it is under his occupation.There are totally six portions. One occupied by landlord, three portions by three sons and two portions rented out.The building is purely residential and his requirement now for setting up a dental clinic is a commercial prpose.I want to know what are the chances of my winning the case. what are the likely questions I will be faced during cross examination.In what way I should be prepared to face the cross examination to win the case. I want to hear form experts in the field of rent control Act to come out of the situation.
Anonymous
15 December 2010 at 21:43
'A' IS A GRANDSON OF 'B', 'A' IS MINOR, 'B' WANTS TO PURCHASES A PIECE OF LAND IN THE NAME OF HIS MINOR GRANDSON 'A', FATHER AND MOTHER OF 'A' ARE ALIVE. CAN 'B' PURCHASE PIECE OF LAND IN THE NAME OF 'A' AS A GUARDIAN
J.D.Pai-Mum
15 December 2010 at 18:50
I have to apply for a Succession Certificate in Kerala for Bank Deposits of value of Rs.9 lakhs. Kindly advise on the following :
(a) what will be the court fee that would be payable for the above.
(b) Is the charges for publishing in newspaper to be paid to court or do we have to relese the ad and pay separately.
(c) What would be the ideal professional fees payable to the advocate handling the work.
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Tenant act
Dear sir
I am a owner of a property & I have a very old tenant at my property. We give him a good offer to leave the property but he is not agree with that.
Now we have a legal suite on them. He is doing all false claim in the court.
Please advise me what will happen next?
All the legal papers are belonging us & he have only one false witness.
I am afraid of this because I am alone & do not have any guardians. The property is came to me from my grand parents to my Father & now to me.
My father expired two year back.
Tenant have three Son & one daughter & he is saying each of the son should get at least 10 guntha & I have total of 63 guntha.
My property is in Raigad area & Under MMRDA region.
They are also claiming for Kulkayda but my property is already released from Kulkayda.
I have Judgment copy in my favor from Collector but still they are troubling me.
Please advice what the worst can happen from this.
Also tell me what will be the rights of the tenant.