Anonymous
29 November 2010 at 00:58
my grand father has 3 son and two daughter.
my grand parents was no more.my father's one sister was died and her husband claim his share in my grand father's house , in which presently my father and my 2 uncle are living with their families. my father's sister's husband forced my father and my uncle to sell the house and give him his share though my aunt was no more. My grand father has no will.tell me is his claim is right or not?
rominder
28 November 2010 at 22:37
I belong to a hindu family.my father & my uncle runs a partnership firm in a rented wakf property(Shop),since 50yrs,acquired by my grandfather(not alive),he has not left any "Will" nor by my grandmother(not alive).The rent receipt still comes in the name of my grandfather.Now my uncle(who has no son but only 2 married daughters)wants partition of the firm,and planing to dispose off his share of the firm buy subletting to any 3rd party in exchange for "pagri"
Que.1. According to law can he do the partition of this firm without my father's consent?
Que.2. If internal partition happened,then can my uncle sublet his share for"Pagri" to the 3rd party?
Que.3. If my father don't want this partition or subletting to the 3rd party by my uncle,Can he stop this?.Please suggest the ways for doing so.
Que.4. If in case subletting to the 3rd party occurs,
how will my father's interests/title to his share in the property gets affected? Can landlord put pressure for vaccation on us at that time?
Anonymous
28 November 2010 at 21:33
what are the charges for deed of gift of a property in ghatkopar from mother to daughter? can it be done in chembur registration office? how much time it takes?
Soma
28 November 2010 at 17:54
A shop was taken on lease for 30 years by a registered lease deed. There is a clause in the lease deed that the lessee can mortgage the shop.
Now my question is whether a lessee in a 30 yr lease can mortgage the property?
Anonymous
28 November 2010 at 16:36
Dear Experts,
Pl. help me by giving a right and effective advice in the following matter:
I had bought a small office (100 sq.ft.) in Fort area near VT from the builder and I am a founder member of society since 1992. The managing committe was eying my office and wanted me to surrender it to the. and on my refusal threatened me of dire consequences. Due to corruption police did not even register an NC and they broke open my office, stole goods worth 80000/- in the year Jan. 02. Police did not rgister the FIR and delayed it till Dec. 2003. Society in order to pressurise me made me a party in a civil suit of 1998 saying that my room is also illegal. The case against accused persons is being heard by MM and the civil suit against me is dissmissed. In the mean time society has disconnected power supply to my room and is not allowing me to get an independent elec. meter. In spite of my paying stamp duty and share money they are refusing to hand over share certificate to me for continued harrassment. I therefore want to opt out of the membership and want to pay the BMC taxes directly and then apply for a separate connection for power supply to my room.
a) Can I pay my BMC taxes directly ?
b) Will the BEST provide me power supply or refuse it to help culprits ?
c) What are the options open to me as I can not use the office premises evenafter dismissal of false case ?
I had taken up the matter with Dy. Registrar of Co op Societies but they are not acting against them due to bribes.
Naval
yember
28 November 2010 at 07:08
Protection of Tenant under Rent Control Law is no longer need.
Protection of Tenant has over-populated the metros and major cities as tenant get protection.
Rent control should not be applicable to posh areas and metros where cost of living index is very high as compared to villages.
Absurd laws needs change.
Rent Control should not be applicable for tenancy more than one year. 1 year is good enough to find another accomodation
Rent control should be applicable to 1 room or small house say 500 Sq. Ft or 50 yards.
rominder
28 November 2010 at 00:02
what are the rights of a grandson relating to the rented property (shop in possession for 50 yrs.) acquired by my grandfather (not alive)and is currently in posession of my father and uncle in partnership. Rent receipt still comes in the name of my grandfather.No will has been left by my grandfather nor by my grandmother(not alive).I belong to a hindu family. please help me.
NIMESH
27 November 2010 at 21:58
Dear Sir,
i want to know that if i purchase a shop which is already in posession of a tenant and after purchase i want the posession of the shop from tenant then what legal step i can take to get the shop posession from tenant and how much it will take to get the posession from tenant.
Thanks
Anonymous
27 November 2010 at 19:48
we have a house bunglow type property in parbhani (maharashtra)registered in my late fathers name we want to sell the same we are talking with third party for sell for which he has agreed but he has one condition before registration the title should get transferred in my mothers name then she will be able to sell since our father has left no will and we are two siblings myself son and one married sister when we checked with nagar parishad for transfer they want sucession certificate,can some one guide me what all documents are required at the time of registration like P.R card is in my fathers name even that does needs to be get transfered to my mothers name also what would be the duration for all this
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Ownership
a) What is the difference between joint ownership and co-ownership? Are there any pre-requistes to these concepts and documentation requirements for the same?
b) Does joint owner/ co-owner need to contribute funds for such status?
c) Can a husband contribute all the funds to purchase the residential property but have such asset in joint names (his wife and himself) and register it in such joint names?