Kannan Kandasamy
29 October 2010 at 15:11
Dear Sirs
I met a Layer through our neighbor and he is telling that using the copies of the Documents of your Uncles transferring our Grand Father's properties to their Sons/Wife name, we can file a Complaint to the Superintendent of Police,Thirunelveli. The our complaint will be forwarded to Crime Department and they will forward the same to the Dhasildar, and then through the Dhasildar a Surveyor will be appointed and he will measure all the property and will divide the same into 3 equal shares.
The Layer is also saying that the Partition can be done very quickly in this way (either within 6 - 10 months)instead of filing a Partition Suit in the Court.
My doubt is whether there is any provision like this?
Please give me the correct answer in this regard, whether it is possible or not and also whether there is any provision like this or not?
Any help in this regard will be very much helpful.
Thanks in advance
K.Kannan
D.Ravindrran Naidu
29 October 2010 at 14:18
Dear Sir
My Father in law(Elder)-Mr.G.Balaraman and his brother(Younger)-MR.G Murugesan are two brothers of their family and they got 22 acres of fertile land.20 acres of land is only contains of coconut farms with well irrigation and 2 ACRES OF LAND is on the sides of 4 lanes NH.They shared these lands seven years before such as Each 10 acres in the coconut farms with registration. Rest 2 acres of land been registered by Mr.G.murugesan with out giving 50% share of land without consulting any major legal heirs( Daughters and sons) in the family
We came to know very recently that they had registered like inequitable share, when we inquired about the equal share of land with Mr.Murugaesan, he refused to give the land to us, and also he told that the patta is being transfered on his name.Other fertile land is having a combined patta.Since road side property is having more value, he would have not given the equal share to us.We wanted to proceed legally and get our property.This is a purely a Fore father's property,it is not a self earned property.
Kindly suggest to proceed legally to achieve it.
Thanks
Chhaya Soni
29 October 2010 at 14:05
Respected Experts,
The company entered into MoU with Partnership Firm to develop, construct and sell the constructed units, and also executed PoA in favour of Partnership firm authorising to sell the units, whether stamp duty is payable on such power, also
Whether such stamp duty is reducible when the units are sold to prospective purchasers, please advice.
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 12:31
Dear Friends of Forum,
My friend has encountered a Typical problem, it is like this:
His father Mr.'A' had purchased a property (Open Plot) and taken an Agreement cum sale deed and registered the same after paying the full considreation to the seller Mr.'S' and this fact is also clealrly stated in the deed, and has taken possesion the open plot.6 years back Mr. 'A' has died; All these years his legal Hiers was thinking the plot is registered on the name of their father Mr. 'A'. Now the the seller of the plot Mr.'S'is resisting to Register the plot on the legal heirs of Mr.'A'. Please suggest the cure for this problem.
With regards and Thanking you All.
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 12:06
Dear Sir,
My grandfather and father together had purchased a flat in Mumbai in 1972 in a registered co-op society. My grandfather and father both have passed away. At this point I have no documents to make any claim as legal heir. Besides, my family has not lived in that flat since 1975. However my uncles and aunts are staying in the said property. They claim it belongs to them. My question therefore is "is there a way to find out who owns the property currently and under what circumstances was the property transferred to my uncles and aunts after the death of my grand father." I am told that property search will not be of much help. Besides I would like to know the history of purchases of the said property from the registered society. I understand that the society may not respond to my queries as I'm not a member of the society.
Please could you advise me this.
Thanks,
Amit
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 11:10
I from Hyderabad and would like to know the procedure for getting the occupancy certificate from GHMC Hyderbad. We are already paid the property tax for the current year.
Also would like to know is this to be given by the builder or we can approach the GHMC directly through our association?.
thanks and regards
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 10:09
I am sateesh from Hyderabad, and we have our apartment association registered with Register of socitey. Our builder ows few lakhs to the association towards the incomplete jobs, which we want to take it up. Because of this builder is not allocating offical car parking to each of the owners. I want to know is the association has got the legal option to issue and allot the car parking since the builder is not doing so since last 2 years?
thanks and regards
Raj
29 October 2010 at 08:47
Does a person have right of adverse possession on Government Land, including reserve forest land? In this case the claimant has been in active possession for 80-90 years. Please suggest case laws.
Anonymous
29 October 2010 at 05:45
Should the search/title report for a flat include the report on the leasehold land on which it was built, or it is not necessary - the purpose of the report is to give to the bank for loan for purchase of flat - 2-3rd resale
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