S.D. Singh
28 June 2010 at 10:07
A property was purchased by husband from his money and he wants that registry is made jointly in the name of husband and wife. But also he wants that in future, if he wants to sell the property, he could sell it without the consent/ signatures of his wife. Whether it is possible. Whether any para can be added in the registry deed to this effect or any separate power of attorney from his wife if obtained would serve the purpose or any other mode , please reply.
HARJIT SINGH
27 June 2010 at 22:01
1.What is the validity of stamp papers in Punjab? Is it unversally applicable in India?
2.Is registration of GPA compulsory for a person to execute a conveyance deed on behalf of a Trust? Which tool is more powerful - RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or the GPA for authorising a person to execute property related documents of a Trust?
Anonymous
27 June 2010 at 21:58
1.What is the validity of stamp papers in Punjab? Is it unversally applicable in India?
2.Is registration of GPA compulsory for a person to execute a conveyance deed on behalf of a Trust? Which tool is more powerful - RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or the GPA for authorising a person to execute property related documents of a Trust?
sameer
27 June 2010 at 20:00
i purchased a flat on loan in the year 2006 but its registry has not been done yet.
promoter is asking for some extra money to register the property besides stamp duty.
i have repeatedly asked him to register my flat but he is not listening to me.
i want to know in what other ways i can get my flat registered and what legal steps i can take against the promoter?
plz mention the section and provisions..
plz advice
thanks...
sudha
27 June 2010 at 16:47
Dear Sir
-My Parents have two houses ( one each)
-My mother wanted to gift me the house in her name as she cannot repay the loan on the house.
-I repaid the loan (by cash) in 1998.
-in 2003 my mother ,executed a gift deed in my name (Non Conditional) and I was paying taxes on the house through bank.(I did not change the property Tax Name) but left the documents with her.
-Now I came to know that she has cancelled the deed without our knowledge and wants to give it to her son after her demise.
Kindly answer my query
1)Can she cancel the gift deed without my knowledge(she is a pensioner and has sufficient funds in her name).
2)How do I need to respond legally on this issue.
kulkarni
27 June 2010 at 12:47
We are staying in an rented room in old Wada ( Old building)in pune for last 33 years.Now the owner is selling the wada to a builder. For the same the owner is threatening us to vacat the room otherwise he is saying he will send a legal notice.We do not have alternative place to stay ,also there is no bonafide need of the owner to stay as all remaing rooms are already vacant.we are the only tenant staying in one room.Please advise what we should do?
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
27 June 2010 at 09:46
Good Morning Advocates
Under Section 20,34 and 81 of Registration Act 1908 the Sub Registrar concerned have statutory powers/jurisdiction to register fradulent First Sale Deed and it mandates for punishment as well Is this provision(s)/sections are applicable to subsequent sale deeds transactions. If documents are found to be a fradulent or not genuine can the Registering Authority refuse illegal sale deed registration and in case the registering authority does not conduct enquiry u/s 34 of the Act is such illegal registrations are valid legally and if not, what is further course of legal action in case any illegality is detected at a later dater date if sale is detected illegal and fradulent In such type of situations who is responsible Registering authority ir the party/person who manages to get the documents registered illegally
kindly advise legally
Thanks
S V Rao
S.D. Singh
27 June 2010 at 08:27
In U.P., there is rebate in stamp duty of 2% in case of registry is made in the name of femal. But if registry in made in female & male ( husband + wife ), whether rebate is also allowable or proportionate rebate is allowed.
sameer
26 June 2010 at 21:57
i have a godown on rent in kolkata from last 20years.the owner now wants to construct a house on it.
is it possible to stop him from constructing the house?
if not then can i appeal in court to give me some time to get a new godown?
please advice what i can do to restrict the owner from constuction.
thanks
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Dear all,
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