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Satendra Mane   25 November 2010 at 00:17

Reversal of Mutation in Property Card


Ours is an undivided ancestral property ,
My grandfather had 3 daughters.
my grandfather had 50% and the other 50% was with my eldest aunt.
My grandfather passed away in 1987 and my eldest aunt passed away in 1984, she had no children or will.

My mother and her sister are the only surviving members, my aunts children sold their property to a builder in 1988 claiming 50%.

This builder has made changes to the 7/12 extract adding his name as 50% owner , without adding our names, no notices were serviced or ever sent out from the CTS office. There was also no family arrangement with regard to my aunt

If I want to reverse this mutation in the property card , whom should I approach, is it the collector's office and what is the process I should follow?

Ghara Singh   24 November 2010 at 23:00

correction in property documents

I have overlooked the one digit error in my PAN card no. quoted in my house agreement registration documents. Can this cause any complication in future? If yes how can I get it rectified? Please advise me accordingly.

Ghara Singh   24 November 2010 at 22:50

Correction of wrongly quoted PAN no. in house agreement registration

I have overlooked the one digit error in my PAN card no. quoted in my house agreement registration documents. Can this cause any complication in future? If yes how can I get it rectified? Please advise me accordingly.

priya   24 November 2010 at 20:44

property dispute

we are 6 brothers and sisters, parents expired without making any will. we have a landed propery and the builings are rented out. The income from the property is wholly/ fully enjoyed by only one brother and his inlaws. Is there any provision to stop the income legally till the property is divided.

Arati Gawde   24 November 2010 at 19:05

Stamp duty on Cancellation Deed

My friend entered with an agreement for Sale, for transfer of immovable property .(He is vendor). Period of the complementation final transaction is end. Now for some reason both the party want to cancel the transaction. Then on this 'Cancellation Deed' how much stamp duty require to pay? Is it same which pay at the time of Agreement for Sale i.e 6%..

Anonymous   24 November 2010 at 18:10

Relinquishment of life interest

My fathe thru an unregistered will left his immovable property to my mother and upon her demise the property would go to us two brothers. At present we wish to sell the property but are unable to do so since my mother has onle a life interest in the property. Is it possible that my mother releases her life interest in our (we brothers) favour and then we sell the property

hitesh   24 November 2010 at 15:58

sale of property

If a Land is in the name of 5 Brothers as it was in the name of their fathers before his death. but now all 5 has equal right can thee any 4 brother sell 4/5th land without knowledge of 5th brother, Further the land is not alloted as per map in individuals name all 5 are equal owner. So the area is not specified say who is the actual owner of a part, Can the 5th claim the front if 4/5th are already sold by the 4.

Anonymous   24 November 2010 at 11:04

Bonafied case for commercial property

Dear sir,

i would like to confirm we have commercial property from last 35 years we have no other means of livelihood my father is 52y mother is housewife and brother is also depend on shop.our we always pay rent at time.we do have deed with two witness that deed was between my grandfather and landlord father according to that his father is giving that property on lease for 99 years and he took 5 lacs for this 35 years back .and it is clearly mention it can not be terminated in any circumstances .now our landlord put bonafied case on us to vacant the property for his own need .he was working with govt mini tool in jharkand now he is retired .please suggest way so that we can save our livelihood as father is old and my brother also depend on this shop..please reply soon vaishli

Sri Vijayan.A   24 November 2010 at 00:09

Future Estate

Mr.X is in possession of government land
He assigned/ transferred/ sold the same to Mr.Y
Later District Collector alloted the land to X
There is no consent by X, after this allotment.
X expired, his heirs are not ready to give consent/ ratification deed.

In this circumstance, can Y alienate the property

Anonymous   23 November 2010 at 22:11

Fair rent

I have seen the query of rent appeal by a person Rs2000 per month,to whom experts given answrs it took years to owner to make him to agree on suitable rent.Did our rent and property law is so poor that a owner cannot vacate his own house ?For that he has to fight which is his own permises? Why it is ?It is like for his own thing he is helpless....?Cannt we change the law of property how to stand?