Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 21:30
I am planning to buy approved plot.
The present seller sale deed is perfectly ok.
The present seller has obtained from previous owners. one owner is vimala + and other owner is her father-in-law.
Actual property was purchased by vimala's husband who was died and hence automatically vimala and her father-in law became legal heir and hence they became owners.
But since her father-in-law was old at 90+, so that previous owner vimala obtained a GPA-notary signed from her father in law .
Is this title clear? or GPA-Notary signed is a problem ?
However, the present owner has all sale deed, patta everything in order.
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 21:25
Hello Sir,
I am planning to purchase a plot which is approved in tamil nadu. and this plot present sale deed is completely ok.
Totally this property as 3 sale deed.
1. 3rd deed-present sale deed is ok.
2. 2nd deed- previous sale deed has a mistake, mentioning of document number of it's parent deed (1st deed) deed is wrong.
so, my present seller has obtained also an affidavit by previous owner .. which is also registred.
can I buy this plot?
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 19:35
I got a favourable decree/order from Additionnal Magistrate Court to Execute the last Will of my mother in the month of Sep09. With the strenth of will the land and house were transfered into my name and I am enjoying the propery. My sister in law (my broter who objected the execition of will died during the case pending before Magfistrate Court) has filed an appeal before the High Court chalenging the order in the moth of Feb10 (after 3 months). I would like to know the following
1) is she is eligible to file an appeal after 3 months?
2) Since hihg court didnt issue any order to stay the Decree, and officaly I have not received the notice, The High court can issue any stay over the sale of property or revoke the Transfer of my property in my name?
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 19:20
Sir,
My mother has a self acquired property of site 2400 sqft, in 2008 she made registered gift deed for 1600 sqft this property has been transfered to me by khatha transfer and she has been suffering from cancer from past three months, now she has written a will deed for rest 800 sqft in my name while writing the will she has acknowledge the gift deed portion also. we have obtained Family doctor certificate for sound mind. sworn before a notary with two witness. Can my sisters challenge this will deed.
bibi reddy dilip kumar
11 December 2010 at 17:33
dear sir my father aquaried a property of about 300 yards my father expire on 2nov 2009 he made a willdeed on me we are the four members to sisters and one elder brother two sister got married and my brother he came to house all this them he not with us just one day befor death of my father my mother is their she is with me only please give me suggestion.weather the willdeed which is allready regesterd it valid how can i approch the leagle now all of them are saying that how can the willdeed will be vaild when my mother is alive they are just harishing me with all one or other issue my brother is even his friends are comming to house and creating problems to me and my elder sister also doing same what can you suggeste
SB
11 December 2010 at 15:30
what is the legal validity of 1) an unregistered sale agreement 2)another unregistered sale agreement based on the s.no. 1 agreement.
What legal sancitity holds for a third party who as acquired the same property thru registered sale deed , taken possession, and got it mutated and constructed over it during existence of validity of the sale agreement ( S.No. 1)
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 15:23
Respected Experts,
My father has got ½ share in ancestral property from my grandfather (who is no more), which had been purchased by grandfather. We two are sons of my father.
My elder brother died couple of months back and my father wants to transfer the above said property to me through relinquishment deed. Soon before my elder brother’s demise, he had given affidavit for having no objection over transferring above said property to me.
Can his widow wife ask for her share in above said property?
Anonymous
11 December 2010 at 15:16
Namaskar All,
Thanks, Mr Ramchandran, for replying my query, yes there i smore to fact situation
What if the widow had contributed towards
the rebuilding of the property and invested a lot of money. There was a will executed in her favour beause of her financial contribution, which was revoked, when she re-married, she has not got her money which she contributed back, she filed a case for it (against Father-in_law and sis-in-law, who is widow also, these two took money from her for reuilding),there is a suite pending in high court,she won in lower court, but widow sis-in-law , appealed , using her widow status for mercy.
This money was contributed towards the house of her deceased husbands father (who died in 2004).which he claims his self acquired property, what about funds of he got from widow of his son who dared re-marry?
will it still be considered his "self acquired"property,One feels cheated, he took the money on behalf of a will which he revoked later.
please guide me on this.how to go about making best law suit, and win also from these greedy hounds.
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