Anonymous
17 October 2010 at 12:07
sir first i have one plot of 95 gunta .then i have divided a plot in A (55 gunta ) and B(35 gunta) i have town planning saction plan for both the plot.i have done land measuring of my plot B and is approved by land department for 35 gunta.The issue is regarding plot A .their project has been completed 10 year back and society was form in 2007.while making society we have mention boundry in agreement.But on later in 2009 they have done land measuring on in which only 42 gunta was been seeing i want to ask sir if land on 7/12 is 55 gunta and actual land is 42 gunta then how will be the issue solved.does the government will approve only their 42 gunta?.
Bhalchandra Prabhakar Deshpande
16 October 2010 at 17:07
Sir,
I am living at the property purchased by my grandfather in 1965 the said property was purchased in the name of my uncle
after my grandfather asked my father to live in that property in some ever at 1970
i have my name incorporated in Corporation record, but the unregistered agreement was purchased in the name of my uncle on 10rs stamp paper in 1965
can my uncle claim the property by producing this document
my grandfather wish to male a will at the age of 94 in this will deed ,can he mentioned about the ownerswhip of the property
the possession is with my father only
can my uncle prove the posssession of the property
my father and I am living in this property since 1970
please guide me about legaality of the property
bhalchandra p deshpande
Anonymous
16 October 2010 at 14:46
hello Dear Friends !
i would like to ask the following ;-
whether there is any difference between Title Deed & sale Deed ?
if yes, than what are the purposes of execution of these deeds?
and other differences if any ?
thanks in advance.
Anonymous
16 October 2010 at 12:22
My Grand father & grand mother have expired and after him is my father and his 2 married sisters.
He did not make any will for the property.
The property involves a house and some land.
please let me know how this property will be divided. will my aunties have equal share in property.
the aunties are asking for a divsion of the property to which my father is not agreeing as he does not want the property to be sold.
He is not denying them their share, how ever he does not want any divsion of the land.
Another query is what will happen after these 3 people are not alive; who will be the heir of this property.
Will the married daughters & sons of the aunties be eligible for their share.
As of now the property if equally shared will be divided by 3; after them will it be equally divided amongst all the children or the aunties children will get only what the aunty was eligible for?
Anonymous
16 October 2010 at 00:23
In the year 1982 my grandfather made a will and in which my father WAS NOT GIVEN A SINGLE STAKE IN THE PROPERTY, BUT WHEN HE WAS IN HOSPITAL IN 1989 HE WROTE THAT ALL PROPERTY SHOULD BE EQUALLY DIVIDED IN 4 BROTHERS WRITTEN BY HIMSELF BUT NOT SIGNED. AND MY DAD HAS EXPIRED IN 1998 AND I HAVE THAT WRITTEN DOCUMENT OF MY GRANDFATHER AS A PROOF AND ALSO A LETTER WRITTEN AND SIGNED BY ALL THE LEGAL HEIRS OF GRANDFATHER DULY SIGNED BY ALL BROTHERS.
OUR PROPERTY IN VILLAGES ARE STILL IN GRANDFATHERS NAME SO TO TAKE THIS AS LEGAL HEIRS I M GETTING A PROBLEM SINCE MY FATHER BROTHERS ARE NOT WILLING TO GIVE US OUR SHARE. NOW HOW CAN I TAKE MY RIGHTS FOR THE OWNERSHIP ISSUE? HOW CAN I USE RTI ACT OR ANY OTHER LEGAL ACT? HOW TO CHANGE THOSE NAMES?
sea
15 October 2010 at 22:48
dear sir
I belongs to maharashtra state and from my fathers family no body is agriculturist nor having agriculture land, but from my mothers family my nanaji had agricultre land in karnataka state and he transfer land to his wife(nani) and later my nani transfer that land to her one of son prior to her death. My question is can i buy agriculture land on that basis for me or for my mothers ?
Anonymous
15 October 2010 at 21:12
Hi,
I was offered a flat in a group housing society which was registered. The flats were yet to be built. I made payment through cheque and the person gave me receit indicating the amount is for purchase of land and advance for the flat.
This happened in 2007. He also showed us the plot where he had to make flats.
Problem is I did not do any formal agreement. I have two things (receit + a signed paper indicating the offering).
Now the person is not staying by his words. He is asking me to take the principal amount back.
What options do i have
Anonymous
15 October 2010 at 19:18
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?
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?
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