MANJEET SINGH
01 September 2010 at 08:55
can simply having a receipt on a ten rupee stamp paper legally binding
Anonymous
01 September 2010 at 05:39
Respected Sir,
Sir, my wife has a query related to her Family property, the same is under:
My in-laws have a one ownership Flat in Mulund Area of Mumbai. The said Flat was purchased out of the income of her Father in 1980. But, her Father, on good faith, has purchased the said Flat in the name of his Elder son(There is no joint Name). Her Father expierd in 1985. Mother, 2 Brothers and 2 other Sisters is living. After the Marriage, due to their internal Family Dispute, her Brother has seperated from the Family, keeping the said Flat in his own Name. Does any law permit my wife to have any right of his share in the said Flat on the ground that same was purchased out of her Father income at the time when her Elder Brother was a student and have no source of income. If she has any right, what the procedure is required to follow.
Awaiting for your reply.
Thanks.
Anonymous
01 September 2010 at 02:08
I am a real estate agent.
One person died after registering will in his youngest son's name out of his 4 children.
Now the boy wanna sell the property,I suggested him to get the probation of the Will done and obtain a proper legal succession certificate.
But the boy insist that there is no need of succession certificate,he is ready to get the relinquishment deed registered by all the other deemed legal heirs i.e. his brothers and mother also.
Surprisingly even the sub registrar office gets the sale deed registered on the basis of Registered will/death certificate of the Will Doer/and relinquishment deed.
I argue that all these document do not clearly mention that the seller has become the owner of the property and how can one, who is not a entitled clearly to sell ,can sell some thing?
Am right or wrong ?
What is the way out,please share your your knowledge and experience.
Anonymous
31 August 2010 at 00:18
I am paying a monthly rent of Rs.12000/- for a shop hired by me since last six months without taking any receipt from the landlords,I have also given Rs.20000/-as security money to the landlord.
What if,my landlord suddenly starts saying that I have not paid any rent to him since last six months,would I have to pay the rent to him again ?
I fear ,if I would ask him to render me receipts,he would suspect me as if I have some bad intention in my mind and immediately he might ask me to evict the premises.
What is your precious suggestion,my dear learned friends ?
niket
30 August 2010 at 23:59
my father has gifted me the property. please help me by answering me that -- who is the owner of the property,, my father has got liability -- can bank take this house to complete my fathers liability - as he has gifted me the house.. this liability is not the home loan on the above property. its a personal liability of my father.
Anonymous
30 August 2010 at 19:04
Hii there... does releasing one's right, title and interest in ancestral property in favour of someone.. conveys a perfect title to the person in whose name the right, title and interest are released??? if yes how?? and if no how???
vasu
30 August 2010 at 15:56
Sir,
In continuation to my earlier post, I hereby request you to give your suggestion :
Today I have filed a R.C.O.P. against my tenant who has been staying in a shop in a building owned by me for the past 20 years. They are paying the rent of Rs.2000/- per month. Though I have received all the rents I have not issued receipts for the past one year. Based on this I have mentioned that they are in willful default of one year rent and filed the case to recover the sum of Rs.24,000/- and also to vacate them. The tenant came for compromise that as they are not having the receipts for the rents paid, they are even now ready to pay the alledged arrears of rent as asked me and also to give increased rent and increased rental advance. I did not accept the same. I want possession of the shop. How long will it take for me to vacate the tenants. Is there any ways for the tenant to prolong the issue. To what are all the courts can they go for preventing me to vacate them. Can they obtain any stay orders against me. Some people tell that rental law is in favour of tenant. Is that true. What is the ways and means I have to follow for an early settlement of the issue.
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vineet advocate
30 August 2010 at 13:50
What is the Stamp Duty for a Rectification Deeed which is made to rectify a Sale Deed, in Ghazaibad U.P.
sanjeev kumar
30 August 2010 at 11:01
PROPERTY DEALER REGISTRY IS MADE AND THERE IS NO DUE PENDING BETWEEN US AND MY MOTHER NAME IS MADE IN PLACE OF SELLOR IN CHANKBANDI OFFICE RECORDS
WHEN OUR PARENTS GONE FOR FENCING AND PROPER DEMARCATION THEN IN PERSENCE OF PATWARI PREVIOUS OWNER (SELLOR) NOT LEAVING THE POSSESSION OF LAND AND TOLD THAT SAME DEALOR IS NOT GIVING HIS DUE AMOUNT OF 40,000 THOUSAND BUT WE HAVE CLEARED EVERYTHING IN REGISTRAR OFFICE , HIS ATTIDUE LOOKS
AGAINST LAW AND MY PARENTS ARE OLD AGES
NOW TELL ME WHAT ACTION I SHOULD TAKE TO AVOID THES CONFLICT
AND IF I TAKE UP HELP OF COURT WHAT TIME WILL BE CONSUMED AND HOW MUCH EXPENSES WILL BE OCCURED
AS THIS I BIGA LAND IS TO BE SEPRATED FROM 2 BIGA AND 6 BISA LAND OF SELLOR WITHOUT PROPER MARKING WE CANNOT TAKE POSSESSION OF LAND AS WE EXACTLY DONOT KNOW THE AREA OF 1 BIGA LAND FOR THIS PAMISH (MARKING BY PATWARI) IS REQUIRED BUT OWNER IS NOT READY FOR THIS
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Stamp Duty & Registration
How much stamp duty & registration will i have to pay on flat purchase of Rs. 5,35,000/- in Thane District. Also where to do registration and how to pay duty.