sachin
29 March 2010 at 10:47
As per the provisions of The Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 "Transfer to Non Agriculturist barred"
Accordingly a Director of a Company, who is an agriculturist purchased Agricultural land in Maharashtra in his own name, though the consideration for the same was paid by the Company. The 7/12 extracts reflects only the name of the Director as the owner of the said property. As the consideration paid by the company for the purchase of the said land was many years back and presently there are no records to substantiate that the said land is actually owned by the company and the director had purchased in a representative capacity only as he is an agriculturist.
Now the company wants to sell the land and receive the consideration in its own name, the sub registrar in not permitting as the company's name does not feature on the 7/12 extract.
How do we go about it? What documentation shall be requires to be executed between the Company and its Director so the consideration can be paid directly to the Company.
Please advise.
Mohammed riaz
29 March 2010 at 10:19
My grandfathers property was distributed among 7 sons. Now one house is to be distributed among the 2nd son and 3rd son. Please advise me according to muslim law should 2nd son take the portion towards the qibla side or is there any otherway.
Anonymous
29 March 2010 at 09:58
my father died before i was born 1948, we have agriculture property in delhi, some of property aquired by govt in 1960, my mother was illitrate, their, now after 50 years i got to know that 7000 sq yard of my land was not aquired by any govt dept, was still on my name in revenue registers in jamabandi & girdawari, but land was encroached by varios govt agencies MCD & rehabilitation dept, a group housing society, DDA , i have confirmed from all deparmnts, land was not aquaried ,what can i do now ? can i get my land back ? or can i get any compensation?
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 23:24
respected experts,
Sir, Do any body is having idea about property/investment in Greater Noida Extension? Is it illegal/unauthorized zone? what papers/documents one should see from builder, while purchasing/booking flat/plot?
Sincere regards to all.
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 22:26
Dear sir,
My father died in 1984, before that he made a will which was registered in1982.
As per the will , the property left by him is to be equally divided by the three sons out of five sons and three daughters. as per the will he has already given the shares to two sons and three daughters.At present out of three daughters only one is alive.Now we three brothers want to probate the will. Kindly request advice what is to be done and how long will it take.
Thanks
T.Srinivas
28 March 2010 at 19:05
Hello experts
one of my clients grand father transfered his entire property to their sons by way of registered will, after demise of my client grand father, how can claim my client to thier share in the ancestral property, is it possible to file partition suit?
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 09:38
after death of my father my brothers got the property (agriculture land)tranfered in their name i am the only sister and married.
i want to know will they be able to sell the land without my consent
what can i do in this case
suneetha
28 March 2010 at 07:31
Sir,
Regarding share of property of my father he already died leaving married son in same house which he bought fron his ancistral share now we two sister must get share please help us
Arati Gawde
27 March 2010 at 22:31
One Farmer (Hindu-man) died, left behind his son & daughter, at the time of his death daughter was married, so on his father’s property brother insert only his name. This incident happen approx 40 years back , at right now both that brother & sister were dead. And heir (son) of that brother trying to insert his name on his father’s property. Now the question is arise whether heir (son) of that lady (sister) have any right in his grand father’s (maternal) property? Where her mother’s name was not insert 40 years back on 7/12 extracts of her father’s property. If yes, plz give citation for the same.
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ancestral property
dear sir/madam,
I m a divorcee and have two daughters who are in my custody. the elder is 2002 born and the younger is 2004 born. my father-in-law holds a property which has passed to him through his grandfather. the property is suitated at some place in Gujarat. can the daughters get a share in the property as it is an ancestral property?
Please let me know the provision under which i can claim the property. i think they get a right to share vide an amendment made in the hindu succession act, but m not sure.