Ravi kumar Pokala
09 December 2010 at 20:11
I would like to know the lawyer's fee to file partition suite in the court.
One of my brother is not willing for partition.
Please help.
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 19:48
Dear Sir
Situation is like: - (A) took a land from a temple trust in west Bengal on leased for 999 years without registration. A died leaving his wife (B), & three sons (C), (D) & (E). After few years without knlowdge of (C) keeping some part of said leased land for him, (B), (D) & (E) approached to temple trust & made a new 999 years leased deed for registered in name of (E). At present old unregistered leased document of late (A) is not available with son (C). Now how Mr. (C) will proceed to get some records of old leased documents from temple trust to established his proper share in his father (A)‘s leased land.
kINDLY ADVISE HOW MR.(C) WILL PROCEED TO GET HIS SHARE IF TEMPLE TRUST DENIED TO GIVE ANY DOCUMENTS ON PRIVIOUS LEASE OF MR (A) TO MR (C).
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 19:18
Dear Sir
I took a land on 999 years leased from a temple trust board & done registered with stamp duty paid equivalent to the stamp duty applicable for purchased from subregister office in west bengal. After the transfer of the property I did mutuation for the said land from local municipality on my name. But I do not have any certified copy of trust board meeting resolution by which the trustee board authorised its two member to give it leased. & they did signature on its behave on leased deed. I am asking a copy of it from them. But they are not at all showing interest to give it.I do not have any record in hand that same two persons were authorised to give it leased. So kindly advise how can I get it.
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 16:58
Dear Sir,
My co-operative society is more than 20+ years. As on date we have not received the Conveyance Deed from the Builders
The land which our building stands belongs to a family consisting of two brothers and one sister. The Land sale deed with the Builder was signed by the two brothers but not the sister. The Builder is stating the land sale is not legal as the sister has not signed the sale deed. Due to this, he is unable to give us the Conveyance Deed.
I understand that 20+ years will be time barred for anyone to claim their right on land.
Can you please inform us how we can obtain the Conveyance Deed from the Builder
Thanks and Regards
Carvalho Oliveiro.
thomas
09 December 2010 at 16:54
hello every body,
well, i am Mr.Thomas. My query is as follows. My father passed away last jan ,jan(09) with out WRITTING a WILL. He leaves behind his wife myself and my brother. My father has two houses in his name , we like to transfer the property to my our names. how to do we go about that, more over my father had pledged the orginal documents in a bank to avail loan . PLEASE ADVICE. THANK YOU
THOMAS
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 16:26
Husband sole bread winner, bought property in the name of his non working wife.wife seeing the absence of her husband who was on a lengthy posting outside india, took advantage and sold off(made an agreement of sale/irrevocable gpa) the property for a song. husband put a court case. trial court gave judgement in favor of wife beyond pleadings. HC moved by the husband, perpetual stay granted. Now the gpa holder threatens to bring a criminal case against her, because he is unable to use/develop the property.as a gpa holder can he put a criminal case against the seller. seller also might say she has the judgement in her favor from the trial court.can he put a criminal case of cheating
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 13:24
Dear Sir
Situation is like: - A took a land from a temple trust in west Bengal on leased for 999 years without registration. A died leaving his wife (B), & three sons (C), (D) & (E). After few years without knlowdge of (C) keeping some part of said leased land for him, (B), (D) & (E) approached to temple trust & made a new 999 years leased deed for registered in name of (E). At present old unregistered leased document of late (A) is not available with son (C). Now how Mr. (C) will proceed to get some records of old leased documents from temple trust to established his proper share in his father (A)‘s leased land.
Kindly suggest
With thanks
Anonymous
09 December 2010 at 12:17
Dear Sir
I took a land on 999 years leased from a temple trust board & done registered with stamp duty paid equivalent to the stamp duty applicable for purchased from subregister office in west bengal. After the transfer of the property I did mutuation for the said land from local municipality on my name. But I do not have any certified copy of trust board meeting resolution by which the trustee board authorised its two member to give it leased. & they did signature on its behave on leased deed. I am asking a copy of it from them. But they are not at all showing interest to give it.I do not have any record in hand that same two persons were authorised to give it leased. So kindly advise how can I get it.
arvind
09 December 2010 at 11:46
We are dealing a 'suit for title declaration' on the grounds of adverse posession. The client have adverse posession for more than 25 years on suit land. However, trial court while convinced that the plaintiff have the adverse possesion, dismissed the suit on the ground that plea of advrse posession is not avalaible to Plaintiff and this is only available as defence to the defendent. Court referred the Article 65 of the Limitation Act and Judgement of Chandigarh High Court namely Bhim Singh and others Vs. Zile Singh and others, 2006(3), Civil Court Cases, 479 (PH), In this Judgement it was held that only defendent can take the plea of adverse possesion in his defence and this plea is not avaibale to plaintiff. We have filed the Appeal against this dismissal by trial court.
We need latest and specific SC judgements which supports our point that 'Adverse Posession Plea is available to anybody whether Plaintiff or defendent, who raises this plea'. If anybody have these judgemnts of Supreme Court or can tell me the source like CD etc. from where I can serach the same, it will be a big help for me.
Regards
Arvind
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Regn. Relinquishment Deed
Does the Relinquishment Deeds needs to be registered as per law with the office of Sub Registrar Office.
If yes, under what section it can be get registered under what act.
And what is the stamp duty payable upon it.