Anonymous
11 November 2010 at 13:38
In order to perform some charity,a house is in my relative's enjoyment for the last 90 years thro'a WILL.Some additions were made to the house 70 years back.
Now, the present generation of 5 daughters, wants to sell the property as the building is old and fetches low returs so as to perform the charity in a large scale by creating a trust from a portion of the sale amount.
Are they empowered to keep a portion of sale proceeds for sharing themselves? If so what is the percentage?
Experts,Sir,kindly give your advice.
Anonymous
11 November 2010 at 12:50
sir
we are living in Bangalore in a lease house from the amount of my aunt (wife of my late father's brother) & the agreement made in her name only thus she helped us since she has no children's & she lost her husband 10 year back after that we took the amount from our owner & changed the house this time i made the lease agreement in my mother's name it was a year back and even my aunt also not objected to it as she fall ill but 3 month's back she was expired now her brother is asking for that amount what happen if he go legal kindly answer us
Anonymous
11 November 2010 at 10:39
I am facing some parking problem in my apartment. Association is not allowing me to park my vehicle on my allotted space due to some internal politics. They are not even interested to discuss this in the General Meeting. I am daily facing this problem. Can i request Society to put meeting on this. As a member of society od i have that right ?
Anonymous
11 November 2010 at 10:35
Hello,
As u all know recently SupremeCourt gave judgement on the stilt partking spaces that "Builders have no right no that...".
Can u plz let us know whether that is for that Mumbai association only or for all states it is applicable ?
Thanks
Anonymous
10 November 2010 at 20:40
Can any group of person release their immovable property in favour of non-relative person / entity ? If yes, plz give legal reference for the same. Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
10 November 2010 at 20:14
We have a tenant from the year 1974 in respeact of area 5110 sft In kolkata, West Bengal. The rent at inception was Re 1/- per sft i.e.the monthly rental was Rs. 5110/- In 1991 we mutually decided to increase the total rent to Rs. 11,000/- by incorporating additional Rs. 5890/- as service charges. Since then the tenant has been paying us Rs. 11,000/-. per month. The West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 (ammended 2002) set an outer limit of Rs. 10,000/- for rent for including a tenant under West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 or Transfer of Property Act. My clarification are as follows:
1. Under which of the abovementioned two Acts does the tenant come under.
2. Assuming the tenant comes under Transfer of property Act:
i) can we make him liable to pay fair rental. Market rentals have become as high as 100/- per sft in the area. What is the legal procedure for getting the order of fair rent revision under TP Act.
ii) Can we file an ejectment suit under TP Act against the tenant by giving him 15 days notice without giving any reasonable grounds
cyril av
10 November 2010 at 13:58
sir,we bought & registered 1 acre of land in 2004 from a group of people one of whom has expired since. this person has a minor son his father asssumed guardianship at that time &signed the documents on his behalf. now in 2010 this minor has thru a court guardian filed a suit reclaiming the said property for himself. my clarifications are 1)what is the validity of this suit filed by him? 2)what is the time limit for filing such suits/validity of such suits from the date of registeration of the original sale deed?
thank you.
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section 230 A of income tax act
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