Chandbhai Chand Shaikh
15 October 2010 at 19:16
Dear Experts, I am planning to buy a property which has a single owner as per 7/12 clearly. This person had 04 brothers of which 03 are dead of which 02 had no heirs. The property was purchased while all brothers were together in the name of Eldest brother. Now the property is divided in two parts.One part which I am planning to buy and the other part in his nephew's name(Son of eldest brother). Now nephew had filed a case by showing the Purchase deed that the property was purchased by his father and the whole property should be given to him.
Question: Is it possible to get that property with purchase deed which was done while in joint family?
Anonymous
15 October 2010 at 18:25
Dear Sir, i am planning to buy a agricultural land which has only one owner as per 7/12 and 8A index shows the clear survey nos, account no. for that pericular village. There is no stay order for buy/sell on this land from any authority. However, it is learnt from sources that his sister(late) and her son had filed a case asking for share. Question: Do I have to give them the share if they win the case?
Anonymous
15 October 2010 at 15:31
Hi All,
I purchased one flat in Pune in Dec 2007.Builder provided me possession on 31- March-2009.But till date he have not provide me the completion cerfificate and also not formed society or transferd conveyance deed to the members.Because of this reason we are facing lots of problem related to the maintenace.
Can any one please let me know
1. what is the time line to form the society or transfer the deed to its members after getting registered?
2. What we can do to get it soon?
Regards,
Sameer.
C M Vyas
15 October 2010 at 07:50
Are there specific Acts or Laws that govern and Regulate Senior Citizens Homes/ Senior Citizens Resorts in Karnataka?
I need sources and details of applicable laws on this matter.
Anonymous
14 October 2010 at 16:22
Hi, I have purchased a flat at Bhayander. I would like to know if there is any appropriate manual which guides as to all rules and regulations of co-op housing society. Topics like formation, transfer of shares, maintenance etc.
Awaiting your valuable comments. Thanks in advance.
Sandeep Joshi
14 October 2010 at 16:08
I wonder, if you can assist me with my below referred query.
Recently my sister & her husband jointly bought a flat on a loan from SBI in Mumbai in a registered co-operative housing society through my wife who holds the registered power of attorney for them. My sister & her husband both work & stay in Oman. My wife carried out all the formalities of bank loan, stamp duty, registration and society formalities and even signing the purchase agreement under the registered power of attorney.
We share very good relations with my sister & her husband. Since, I stay in a rented house, they offered me to move to their house on a free of charges basis. We just moved last week to my sister’s new house and now been approached by society’s manager who told us to show them “Leave & License” agreement. They claim that, since the first owner is your sister’s husband, you will not be considered as family member and hence, you have to have “Leave & License” agreement and they will charge non occupancy charges for that. They further claim that had your sister’s name appeared first before her husband’s name in purchase agreement, we would not have forced you for Leave & License agreement. All committee members know us very well and have never met my sister or her husband till date as they have not even seen the flat yet. Although, I have entered into Leave & License agreement with my sister for her safety, I do not wish to produce it before society unless I am sure what they claim is right. This agreement is on a legal stamp paper, but not registered, signed by all the parties.
My query is:
Is society right in claiming Non occupancy charges.
Whether term “family” does not include brother-in-law for the purpose of calculating Non Occupancy Charges?
Although my sister is a joint holder and society till date has not issued share certificates to their members, can’t she be treated as a joint member of the flat or society? Or she will be treated as associate member.
If society agrees to treat her as a Joint member, will I be able to occupy her flat as a brother or family member?
I thank you in advance for your assistance.
Look forward to your response.
With best regards.
Sandeep Joshi
Mobile : 98210 74613
Amit
14 October 2010 at 15:56
Sir,
As the society billing for quarter advance payment of charges, like parking service charges, but what if vehicle not parked(sold off) during end of quarter ?? society should refund the charges for non occupaying place or they can refuse to refund the same ? is their any bye law available for non refund of such charges ?? pls advice.....
M
14 October 2010 at 15:38
Sir/mam
We have a flat in mumbai there were 2 stake holder (50% dad and 50% on one of the family member)
after my fathers death the share certificate was transferred on my mothers name, now in her presence she wanst to nominate me for her share
my family mambers ( the one who hold other 50% they said we will complete the proedure and sedn you the filled form which cn be submitted in the society) but somehow they have been delaying it what i want to knwo is
1) can my mother nominate her share by filling the nomination form and subbmit (and not wait for other share holder to do the needful)
2) also the biuilding seceratary if he refuses to acknowledge what can be done
please advice as this is a lil urgent
thnx
please advice
Anonymous
14 October 2010 at 14:40
Dear Sir,
Namaskar. Sir I have a querry on the property received by father from his mother.
The property is still in the name of the grandmother even after her death. As the father is the only heir, he received the property of the mother. If the name is not changed in the revenue records what will be the concequences in the following situations :-
1. The father writes a will giving the property of the mother as mentioned above to one of my brothers.Can brother get it registered in his name ?Sir what is the procedure ?
2. The father does not write any will and unfortunately passess away.Who can claim on the above property ?
Pl. Sir if u have some time do reply.
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how to revoke a gift deed of immovable property by donor
Respected sir,
When I was of 20 years before my marriage, my mother was gifted her self acquired property (300 Sq. yds. land + 4 rooms of house)with not an actual intention to gift it to me (my husband knows this fact), but it was for the purpose to get some more time for sale registration on her name as she was insolvent economically at that time. We are 4 sisters, only fist sister not married, and all other three got married and having children, I am third one. After my marriage there was a disputes between my parents and in-laws, I stop going to my matrimonial home, and stop talking to them, now my father has expired, my first sister went to states, my mother become alone with many debts, now she want sell her property which was gifted to me prior to my marriage, she asked me to give my signatures on bond papers to sell that property, but now my husband and in-laws are insisting me to not to give my specimen signatures. If I give my signatures without the knowledge of my husband and in-laws my husband is threatening me that he will go to court, as it was obtained by my mother under undue influence and coercion. I really dont want that property, as I am not at all interested in that property, but I am afraiding from my future personal life, due to this, it will creates lot of disturbances with my husband. Can you suggest me the best solution, what are the remedies available to my mother without my involvement can she revoke the gift deed. 2) what are the ways she can follow to get her property back without my and my husband involvement?