Anonymous
28 October 2010 at 22:52
sir,
I am one of the eight tenant of GR+1 story old chawl located in mumbai.I am staying there for 40 years.But chawl structure has become diapilated.Landlord is not repairing and not spending for maintainance.BMC has given 354 Notice to landlord.but nothing is happening,if unfortunately structure collapses .we old tenants will still hold the tenancy rights?
Anonymous
28 October 2010 at 20:38
Dear sir,
I have come across a property in which a father has gifted his property to his son such that the son to get all rights only after the father' death. Father to enjoy the property till he dies.
Now both father (by virtue of his enjoyment rights) and son (by virtue of rights he would get on his father' death) sold the property to another person 'B 'through Sale registration. Is the title of the person 'B' by virtue of this sale registration valid?
Can we buy such property from the person 'B'?
Knowledge Gainer
28 October 2010 at 15:45
20 years ago the building in which we were living was demolished by the developer. We were living in the building on Deposit and tenancy right basis. The developer was expired many years ago and owner of the building was not traceable (Whether he is dead or alive, I don't know). I have copy of tri party agreement for development of the building. In such a case what is the remedy with me. What are my rights? If owner is not traceable than what I should do? Can I construct flat my own on the land. As per my knowledge only two tenants are left, myself & One shop owner. All other have taken money and wave their rights, share, interest. Pls advise. Owner has two daughters.
Anonymous
28 October 2010 at 13:02
My father was Govt. Servent. They build the house in the housing society of all Govt. employees. The land was provided by Govt on lease basis. Our H. Society was formed in 1965 & was active till 2006 now there is no balance sheet and audit from 2006. Can we disolve this society and make our bunglow individual ? what procedure to be followed.
RAULMSAHA
28 October 2010 at 11:36
I came across a newspaper public notice in which a party claims to be the owner of a property & holds shares for the same in his name. He also gives time period of 14 days for anyone to claim the title for the same.
I would like to know the importance of such public notices & relevant laws for the same. Also lets assume that a buyer unaware of the true owner purchases the property after the notice was given, what happens to the buyer if the true owner turns up some time in future. What are the protections available to him in this matter.
Anonymous
28 October 2010 at 07:18
A BROTHER WHOSE SIGNATURE HAS TO BE OBTAINED FOR SELLING A PROPERTY HAS BEEN ABSCONDING FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS, NOT, REPEAT NOT DEAD, WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN. HAS MINOR CHILDREN. WHAT WOULD BE THE PROCEDURE? CAN HIS SIGNATURE BE DISPENSED WITH?
farrukh
28 October 2010 at 01:59
what are the provisions in the transfer of property act 1882 regarding enjoyment of free property , free disposition and transfer of property ?
Member (Account Deleted)
27 October 2010 at 23:25
Hi,
We have been fighting for an ancestral property for about 25 years now. We lost the case in lower court hence the we filed the case in the high
court.However, my opposition party has made a conditional sale of this unsettled property along with other litigators. I have the following questions in this
case:
1) A case that is pending with the High Court if sold per a conditional sale-deed to a third party be deemed as a Contempt Of Court and both the parties(our
opposition & third party) be liable for a criminal prosecution ?
2) The purchase has been done in the same of some benaami persons? Can these persons be legally prosecuted.
3)Can a Registrar of the Taluk Office be made sued for making a conditional sale deed of such property which is due for a verdict from the high court.
4)Can such property be brought to the prohibited list of the Taluk Office inorder to get the property secured against further benaami registrations
5)There is mention of the clause in their conditional sale deed that if our opposition party looses the case, then our opposition will not be liable to repay the sale-deed proceeds. Does this have any impact if we do not proceed criminally.
Rahul Jhunjhunwala
27 October 2010 at 22:16
A flat was purchased in thane city of mumbai somewhere in 1989 in the name of my elder sister in law. Even though this property was purchased in single name, there was no partition between me and my brother at that time and both of our family resided in the said property. However after 2-3 years, he shifted to jaipur. We are still residing in the said property which is in the name of my sister in law.Moreover I have obtained a registered power of attorney in my son's name from her,who can now have control and possession over the said property by virtue of POA. our society is asking for leave and licence agreement between me and my sister in law. However according to me I am not the tenant but the caretaker and controller of the property
1. So my query is can society charge us Non occupancy charges?
2. For What period can society charge Non occupancy Charge. Can society charge Non Occupancy Charge from the period since my brother and in law left the property( This is to inform that in past society has never claimed or asked us to pay any non occupancy charges.)
3. Can Society levy any penalty on such dues?
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