Ranveer
02 February 2010 at 20:04
I, alongwith my friend are planning to buy a commercial property alongwith business rights and goodwill,licenses etc.
The property belonged to Mr X.. who owned the business too .... he died without will .. heirship certificate obtained from civil court by wife and minor son.
Now as vendors ( wife and minor son ) are holding rights in the property. she has not obtained permission from court regarding sale of above property ( minors interest )
Vendors are not in position to seek legal help to obtain minors court orders.......
they are asking to us to pay some money before agreement for sale , by utilising these funds they would get the court orders for minor.
My query is should we ask for indemnity bond from them and also if we pay a part amount can we enter into MOU with them before they obtain court orders. Can they sign the documents..
rsathya100
02 February 2010 at 19:56
Hi Team
I am planning to purchase 1600 sqf in Hosakote (Bangalore). Request your advice on the main points to check.
thanks
regards
R sathyamurthy
988 00 938 75
bharati singh
02 February 2010 at 18:24
Sir,If mother is depended on her multiminory bussiness of her husband and her selve having bussiness and having IT turn over any many laks then also she is share holder on her decived son"s moveable and unmovable assets as Hindu Law act pl tell me becos my mother-in-law is restraining in my lagal rights where as i have no sourse of income for my livlyhood-thanks
sujoe
02 February 2010 at 15:47
hello, Mr.B K Raghavendra Rao .
well, i would like to know the stamp duty fees for obtaining succession certificate and how it is calculuated.
Thank you.
sujoe
Anonymous
02 February 2010 at 11:38
My father (died on 31.12.08) purchased a small house in the year 1966 in a village. The sale deed was prepared on plain paper with thumb impression of the seller (dead) and signature of two witnesses (one dead). The sales consideration was Rs.600/- only. On the basis of this transaction, the ‘Gram Panchayat’ registered the name of my father as the owner of the said property on the government records. This continues as on today also, but my real uncle filed a case in the court in May 2008 stating that the said ‘sale deed’ is not legally valid since it is made on the simple paper and not on the ‘stamp paper’ and it’s a document singed by coercion and cheating. By notarized will, the said property is transferred in my name after the death of my father.
Now, what is my legal position and how should I protect my legal right?
Please advice me.
Anonymous
02 February 2010 at 01:51
I HAVE AN ANCESTRAL HOUSE WHICH WAS MADE BY MY GRANDFATHER. HE MADE THIS AS PER MAP (NAKSHA)APPROVED BY COMPETANT AUTHORITY. AFTER THAT HOUSE TRANSFERRED TO MY NAME AND I DID SOME RENOVATION/ ALTERATION IN BUILDING WITHOUT TAKING PERMISSION OF ANY AUTHORITY BECAUSE I WAS NOT AWARE. NOW "THE PUNJAB NEW MANDI TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATION" HAS SENT ME NOTICE THAT MY HOUSE IS MADE ILLEGALLY WITHOUT MAKING AND APPROVED MAP. AND TEY HAVE CHARGED ME WITH ARTICLE 13/4 OF 1960.
1) CAN I GET MY MAP APPROVED NOW OF RENOVATED HOUSE, IF YES, UNDER WHICH CLAUSE.PLEASE HELP.
Ashok
01 February 2010 at 20:31
Dear Lawer,
On March 3rd/1996, My mother brought a plot with GPA( General power of attorney) from a Vendor (56 years old) and at that time the vendor had 3 sons and all were Major, but they have not signed the GPA.
On 15 Dec-2003,my mother registered the same property to my name as an Attorney Holder.We have 3 shops from past 4 years and all the taxes,electricity bills etc are in my name.
Now, the 3 sons of the Vendor are threatening for randsome,else to book a case against us?
Could you please advice? I heard that after 13 years,they do not have any rights
Anonymous
01 February 2010 at 19:51
Reliquishing of immovable property inherited by legal heir to co-owner through a registered DEED OF RELEASE/RELIQUISHMENT. Q 1. Is it legal. 2. Does it transfer right ,title and interest. 3. Is it in any way legally less binding then a SALE OR GIFT DEED. 4. Is the law same for the country or different for different states in this particular matter. Thanks
Anonymous
01 February 2010 at 14:51
i have a client who has approached me he is a household servant in the government office. he is doing this since generations since the year 1960. they are provided with houses to stay by the govt. the payment of rent and salaries are not prompt. there is no documentary evidence to say that the person is a tenant there or any kind of ownership. the authorities concerned are not very keen to solve there problems. they have correspondence made with the authorities. they have their names on ration card. payment of electricity bills not done at regular basis. now at this stage the action is required as the authorities are now upto demolish the same. and my clients are not in a financially sound position to afford another house. they are very poor people and hence approached me to help. kindly let me know how can i approach the court for reliefs.
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MORTGAGE
Hi
my wifepurchased a DDA flat in delhi through slae deed and later transfered it through Gift Deed to her mother. My mothe in alw ahs 5 daughters inluding my wife, alos of the 5 daughters 2 are unmarried and rest 3 are married.my father in law is alive
i wish to avail a Loan against property on this flat
pls advise if a bank can mortgage this, some of my friends have advised for registered mortgage and relinwuishment deed from all other legal heirs of my mother ina law, they say the ded should be in favour of my wife .
pls advise. is relinquishment deed is possible as reegistered mortgage is expensive.