Rohan Lall Chowdhury
20 September 2010 at 00:48
We have our Debattar Estate, and that estate has three sebaits, my dad is one of them. Now they have given the land to a local builder for a lease of 999 years which is totally unknown to them at that time, and the builder has made notary deed with three brothers (Sebaits) and promised to make the construction within 4 years for a residential apartment and will give three brothers 1000 sq ft each and this thing has passed about approx 20 years ago. Now that builder without noticing us already started making there a commercial complex. When we went there to ask him he told us that he cannot give us the land but he can give us a amount to remove from this agreement. Sir I would like to put an injunction to stop this construction as though my parent and his brothers are still the sebaits. Sir please help us please.He is a local Goonda cum Currupted builder. Suggest us what to do next. We need your greater cooperation and help.
Anonymous
19 September 2010 at 16:48
if the Ceiling on Holdings of agree cultural land Act is abolished or still prevail.
can a person individually purchase ten hectres land for two times . and whether his previous holdings on land shall be considered in such a case.
Anonymous
19 September 2010 at 10:46
My late grand father had three sons.They were 'R' , 'L' & ' 'Y'.(All of them died before 1975) They received their share of agricultural land from my late grand father. 'R' & 'L' disposed off the land of their share. But 'Y's wife since she was a widow, the 14 acres of land was with her since 1955 till Jan 1995 (she died in Jan 1995). Till today the land is tilled by the tenants (KUL in marathi).
In 2007 we, ie 3 sons & wife of 'L' applied for the ownership of the land since we were the only legal heirs ('waras' in marathi)of the said land. We got our names registered on 7/12 (Saat-Bara) papers. Now we are in court for Full ownership ('Kabja' in marathi).
In this period grand daughter of 'R' applied to the court that she is also a legal heir in the same property (Her parents died in 1995). Till today we did not know her where abouts since our families were not in contact with each other & living in diffrent cities. She got married & divorced & married again.
We do not have any objection of she being a legal heir as we are but we only say that she should share equal percentage of land as we will be sharing. But in the application to the Prant Saheb, she has claimed that she is owns 50 % of the property.
Is her claim correct ?
Can twice married lady can claim stake in the property ?
Divyanshu
19 September 2010 at 10:38
Who are property underwriters and difference between property underwriters and property consultant.
tarun
19 September 2010 at 09:24
respected members,
what is the provisions of MACT for claim petiton for the death of a buffalo in a motor vehicle accident.
can it be filed u/s 163-a or 166 of mv act?
ar any other special provision?
can anyone provide a model petition for this purpose?
arun bansal
19 September 2010 at 01:05
dear sir
i want to know what is the status of court / body of financial commisioner of delhi when he presided / decided the matter of revision (power given to Lt. governor of delhi under delhi co-op. societies act.) on behalf of LG of Delhi. i.e. judicial body, quasi judicial body or non judicial body.
Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 22:09
SIR,
I have entered into registered Development agrement and general power of attorny.
1) to construct residental flat in owners land 1134sqyards.
2) as this is development agrement owers were given38%share in carpetarea constructed,we got 62 share.
3)their are 7 landloreds with whom we have entered into this agrement.ie father and his 2 sons & 4 daughter,total 7 members
4) All the 7 landlords were alloted flats according to their shares(38%)
5)HAS A buildercompleated construction of flats and given flats fallen to the share of landlords.
6) 13 flats were given to the share of land lords
7) 10 days back father expired, this property is of ansisters.
please give your suggestion,
1) Do i have rights to sell and register the flats fall to my share (builder)
2) is their any section in law which says i have right to my share,because we have invested money in construction.
3) if one gpa holders dies,what is the validity of gpa in this case, please help me outsirs,
Anonymous
18 September 2010 at 18:11
Is it possible for a plaintiff to represent himself in court, without a lawyer? Suit is for possession of immovable property against unlawful occupant. If plaintiff cannot represent himself, what opportunity does he get to speak before the court explaining the grounds for his suit and relevant statutes under which it is claimed before the court?
I know this is possible in some countries, and in some high profile cases individuals have chosen to represent themselves because they wanted publicity or could not find an acceptable lawyer (or any other reason). But not sure about India. Does right to self representation exist? What about right to fire lawyer during the case?
PrnBCRBant
18 September 2010 at 15:09
Dear Sir,
My Query is whether property title can be transferred, if such transfer is written as a clause in the dissolution of partnership deed in favour of a partner, when the firm is dissolved?
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