Baskaran Kanakasabai
08 May 2010 at 11:02
Is there a mention of "Registrar of Deeds" anywhere in the LA Act of 1894?
Suresh
08 May 2010 at 09:55
Hi,
My friend & I found 1.5 grounds land in Chennai and want to buy it as .75 grounds each. My assumption here is we can do this (splitting/subdividing the land into two .75 grounds & registering it on both parties) at the same time in the registration office - producing the required details like the measurements, boundaries etc for both the pieces and register it on each person's name. Is this true ? I heard that the land owner(or someone who takes the power usually builder) first need to apply for subdivision of land which will take some time and only after getting the land subdivided, owner can sell two pieces separately, is this correct?
Also, instead of spliting it, if we want to go as UDS(undivided share) option, will it be easier process?/can it be done at one transaction(same time when we register the land on our names) ?
Could any one help in clarifying this ?
Regards,
Suresh.
Anonymous
07 May 2010 at 23:30
Sir,
What are the formalities required to be a property dealer? Is there any license needed?
How to get it registered?
Plz answer.
Thanks to all.
Anonymous
07 May 2010 at 15:08
My relative 'x' entered into an MOU to sale a flat to 'y' and taken 10% token amount. Y agreed to pay the balance amount after 3 months. as per the term of MOU, after three months on payment of total value, sign proper sale deed and give the possession to Y. RELATIVE of Y one Z has taken the said flat of X on leave & license basis for 3 months and started occupieng with Y. No balance payment has been made even after three months. emained in the flat with a pleading will pay the market price shortly. Now the Z has expired and y is not paying rent and also not vacating saying he has the mou for sale.
WHAT IS THE LEGAL COURSE AVAILABLE TO GET THE Y VACATED AND ALSO TO GET THE UN PAID RENT
Raja
07 May 2010 at 14:38
Sir, I am planning to purchase DTCP Approved plot. The plot is bought by the seller, 17 years when he was a Minor, giving his mother's name as a Natural Guardian. Now, the seller has turned Major, 30 years old. When I am buying the property from him, is it necessary that I should get signature from his mother too during registration process? Pls advice.
His mother is not in the position to travel.
gulab
07 May 2010 at 10:04
A Father (A)had 8 acres of agricultre ancestral property. After his death his land transferred in two parts one to his wife (B) and half to his son (c)because he had only son. After the death of his wife(B) the land transferred to his son(C). please clarify wheather that property will be ancestral which his son(C) got from his mother(B).
Anonymous
07 May 2010 at 00:11
My Late father was tenant in a building since 1975. He WAS practising as an engineer. He has taken the office on rent by paying and amount locally [Maharashtra] called as pugdi or pugree. There was no contract between the owner and my father [tenant]. After by fathers death in 2003 I continued the same office and received the rent receipt in my name. The structure is old in mud masonry. We are paying the municipal taxes and repair work for last 12-13 years. Now the structure is in the state that it will not be economical to repair it. also the office is not in the state for any one to work in it also due to the condition of office I also started loosing clients. In 2009 my mother had a medical problem.I discussed the same with the owners legal heirs. They told us they are looking for a builder. Considering the facts [mothers health, losing client] I decided to go to Mumbai for mothers treatment and also for further training for myself. Meanwhile I kept the office closed. I also informed this to the owner orally and paid advance rent of 5 months as I was out of station. When I returned after 6 months again i paid advance rent for 5 months which was accepted by the owner. Also they told they are looking for a builder. I have planned to keep the office close for 2 years considering the owner is looking for a builder meanwhile I can complete my practical training and restart the office. Now I am in mumbai and have learnt from the other tenant that the owner is trying to vacate me.
Last month owner have received a notice from the municipal corporation to repair the building as early as possible.
What are the options available with me?
I can retain the tenant rights?
Pls help me in this regard.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Anonymous
06 May 2010 at 22:48
I made an Agrement of sale with the absolute owner of an inmoveable property which she inherited through ah WILL executed by her mother. the will states that
1. my daughter will be sole and absoulte owner of the property with all the right but she will be having no rights to elinate the property.only her can elinate the property after his mothers dead
2. in case my daughter has no male childs. the property should be shared equaly to the female childrens.
with out reading this will statement i entered with agreement of sale with owner of the property .but has no male children .she has 3 daughter all are minors
When i came to know that she has no right to elinate the property i asked the vendor to retrun the advance paid under agreement to sale. but she promis me that she will register the said property by bring a court order
she is a handicap.and she is ready to fix depost 50-60 percent of the property on her daughters name.
MY question can a court pass a order when the girls are minors
M Senthilmurugan
06 May 2010 at 21:33
Hi all,
In 1994 my father purchased a 52cent (1/2 acre) former land in our village, the document made in my father name from a seller party. But the seller party was already gifted that land to his son on 1991 May month (age of son 1 ½ years)
In our document the selling party party, his wife (son guardian), father, and brother are signed .But the son not signed, because sge of son at that time was 31/2 years old but the guardian has signed.
Document, record all are in my father name & the original copy all are with us (origion document,son name transfer document, and our document)
After 16 years now the seller party is disturbing us. They are telling that “they are going to sell the same land to other party” is it possible?Is it legal???
Kindly advice what type action I should take???
Please help me..
Regards,
M.Senthilmurugan
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