VIJAY K. TEOTIA
26 April 2010 at 15:22
A residential plot is in the name of my grandfather who died in 1984, my father is the only son. we are three married brothers. now my father wants to divide the plot equally among us. we all wants to built respective houses. for that purpose we executed a family settlement. but the development authority do not recognise unregistered family settlement. they wants family settlement to be registered. the question is to register family settlement stamp duty will be attracted. if stamp duty is to be paid is it better to execute gift deed in favour of two brothers and for remining 3rd portion a registered will may be executed. there is no dispute of any kind in the family. all are willing to get it done legally.
my question is :
how to transfer this plot into equal share to get legal and marketable title so that development authority could accept it.
Anonymous
26 April 2010 at 15:15
I got married, before marriage my moter was died, now my father wants marry so ,is there any right in my fathers land(this land came from his father and mother)
what are the rights on my father propery
Anonymous
26 April 2010 at 14:38
1.father registered a will in name of his two sons, after few days he disinherited (in influence of other son )one son from that property , what legal step can be taken.
2. can grandson(son of disinherited son) claim or take a stay against selling of that property
SYED MAHABOOB BASHA
25 April 2010 at 18:14
Sir,
How to obtain a document writer license from Tanmil Nadu Govt. Is there any examinations ?
kamal kapoor
25 April 2010 at 17:11
our company signed an agreement to lease only to take one shop on rent at upcoming Meelange Mall at Meerut with the mall management for nine years and gave three month deposit.In the meantime the shop was sold to some individual and were asked to sign the lease agreement with this party. But on completion we find the mall may not attract footfall we therefore entered into 11 months agreement with the new owner and again signed one more 11 months agreement on reduced rent now since the mall was not doing well.
we vacated the shop before this agreement expires.
now we are being asked by the Meerut stamp duty collector to pay stamp duty on both these agreements since we have given deposit.
pl clarify whether we are liable to pay the deposit?
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
25 April 2010 at 07:26
Sir
As illegal sale of land transactions have taken place on the landed properties of late father the original document of father has been fabricated/created in connivance with the local residents late father expired in jan 1987 and mother in 1992 we are absolute living brothers and sisters the title deed is in favour of late father only His document has not been quoted as Link Document in subsequent sale transactions My late father has not gifted any portion of his land to anybody including his own legal heirs during his life time when the sale transaction took place between my late father and seller it was categorically executed and indicated in clear terms by the seller in the document slemnly declared thatshe was sole absolute full and absolute owners of lands. She further afirmed that property was her self acquired property and is free from all encumbrances like mortgage gift covenant lease charge attachment injunction prohibitors order litigation and indemnified against loss which vendee may sustain in future due to any claim against the plots the seller undertook to defend the title of the purchaser through a court of law with damages/costs in case of defective title All the genuine and valid supporting papers including encumbrance certificates etc were furnished to the SRO concerned but there is no response till date It is requsted kindly quote amy supreme high courts in respect of registration of gift deed settlement illegaimed by the land grabber
Thanking you
s viswanatha rao
Anonymous
24 April 2010 at 20:29
Required affidavit to recover security deposit when we change electric meter from reliance to tata
hotdoc0
24 April 2010 at 20:06
Hello.
My father expired leaving behind a 50% share in a business and property owned by the business. As the partnerhsip is being dissolved, the 50% share in property is to pass to my mother (the other legal heirs are relinquishing their rights). Will this property need to be mutated or transferred? Also what is the stamp duty/other duties to be paid. As she has inherited the property, is the duty same as fresh purchase or is it different? Please guide.
Anonymous
24 April 2010 at 17:58
My client has one project that I want to protect it through legal ragistration. This project is totaly for automobile field. May we sell it to company or give the project to company for good royalty. which one is better? How can I protect?
Please sugest me.
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transfer of plot
My father is only son. sale deed of the plot is in the name of my grandfather who passed in 1984. house tax is in the name of my father, in nagar nigam also it is in my father's name. can he execute registered gift deed in favour of his son. is there any bar to execute gift deed.