gopinath.K
16 May 2010 at 08:18
pl.clarify that self acquired property can be given to someone refusing daughter claim. is legally valid
Anonymous
15 May 2010 at 23:13
My father has got a property through Family partition deed, and in that deed everyone else in the family also got a property and signed the deed.
In the family partition deed (Registered Document) my father name mentioned as (family initial + His father initial + His name) (ex: R.T.Kesavan where R is family initial, T is Kesavan's initial) but my father had put the signature with single intitial only (i.e. T. Kesavan) in that family partition deed, he usually puts the signature like this only.
Will this create any problem in the future? If yes, what remedy measures we need to take. Please advise.
JAYAKUMAR
15 May 2010 at 19:04
Ok thanks for instant respone..
Would like to give some more clarity on my question..
We are buying the property from a muslim women(herein called Vendor) who got this property(with all rights) through a settlement from her father who self-acquired this property.
Vendor has 1 sister and 2 brothers who were not included in the settlement, which she got from her father (CONCERN #1).
And Vendor has 1 son(major) and 1 daughter(minor) (daugher being minor is my CONCERN #2, as she may create dispute on this property later saying she has right on her grand father's property)
Given this, will you still say that I don't have to worry about these two concerns e and proceed with buying the property. Thanks
JAYAKUMAR
15 May 2010 at 18:21
We are planning to buy a property from a owner who got this property (with all rights pertaining to property) through a settlement from her father who self-acquired this property using his own money.
In the settlement deed, her father didn't mention/include about his other sons/daughters. Is that legal?
And the owner from whom we are buying as one son(major) and one daughter(minor), do we need to concern about them while buying the property from owner. In other words does the owner has full rights to settle her property without her son's and daughter's intervention.
Please comment, your suggestions are quite valuable to me. Thanks
Anonymous
15 May 2010 at 11:23
Is Registered G.P.A.with AGREEMENT TO SELL provide any person who is G.P.A. holder to full right/ownership over the property.
Anonymous
14 May 2010 at 16:40
Dear Sirs,
My mother has a self earned property (Small house). There was around 1.50 lakhs debt in her name which me and my husband cleared. Hence my mom told that me and my brother has equal rights in her property. I was living in rented house and my brother alongwith his wife were living in my mom's house. But my mom is living with me. At this time my mom told me instead of wasting rental payments she told me that we can go and stay in her own house. So I spent around 4 lacs again and divided the property into two, one for me and one for my brother. But now too my mother is living with me. The property was still in my mother's name. At this point of time, my brother is asking for the house document to pledge and he wants to start business in his name. I was totally refusing this as the document was common and it was is my moms name. So I asked my mom to divide the property in each of us name and from that let him do whatever he wants. But my mother is not willing to do so now as she knows defenetly my brother will destroy the property. My brother has not spent even a penny to this house. I am in a confused state as I were losing my money also my rights. Please advice me.
atul
14 May 2010 at 15:56
Hi Sir
My Name is Amit Actally Can any one(out of family) do decree of property if will owner written in will that property will be sale or buy by only family member of that property.
Anonymous
14 May 2010 at 13:58
Dear Sir,
Would like to know that can we get the sale deed document (or any other legal document) made after 8 years and get it notarised now, the person from whom we are purchasing the property did not get the sale deed made from its seller 8 years ago. Can we ask them to do it now and get the title cleared, so that we can buy the property.
Thanking in anticipation for your time & advice.
Anonymous
14 May 2010 at 13:57
Hi,
I am from Maharashtra, This is about Trust land porperty (Inam-III).
Since around 1927 my grandfather was cultivating the turst property and after his death my father is cultivating the same land.
There is a letigation as in some person illigally purchased part of the land from one of trustees without taking permission from my father who is a PROTECTIVE TANENT in the same property. and the case has been files and the court declared that its illigal purchase and that person has been fined.
Now my father wants to purchase the land from trust. So the court mentiioned that the trust need to place a tender notice for purchse of the land and the highest bid will get the land. My father also can palce the tender bid.
However the court also mentioned that my father being PROTECTIVE TANENT, he will get first preference to purchse the land. As in if other tender bid is higher than my fathers bid, and if my father can pay the highest bid amount he can purchse the property. And if not then he will get 60% of the bid amount as he is PROTECTIVE TANENT in the same property.
The court also mentioned that even if my father purchses the land he has to pay only 40% to the trust and keep the 60% as he is PROTECTIVE TANENT.
So I would like to know if this is correct as per the law and can be done.
OR if there is any other option available.
PLEAS HELP ME TO KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
THANKS & REGARDS.
ROHIT.
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