Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 18:25
I would like to know that, whether a husband/wife can sell their property to their wife/husband.
Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 18:19
Respected Sirs,
I would like to know that can I sell my property to My husband? or Can my husband sell property to me?
Kindly give some guidance.
malashree
18 November 2009 at 16:40
1. In a partition suit case the plaintiff has valued the suit for partition for the purposes of fees and jurisdiction at Rs.250/- only. The defendants have submitted that the concerned court had the pecuniary jurisdiction to entertain the suit having value more than 3 lac. and requested to court that the plaint is liable to be returned/rejected under order 7 Rule 10 CPC being without pecuniary jurisdiction. Please clarify in detail about pecuniary jurisdiction and its implications and related courts cases/judgements.
Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 16:36
Hi,
Could any one guide me on rate of stamp duty for commercial and residentail premises on leave and license basis in mumbai?
Krishnamurthy
18 November 2009 at 14:30
In November 2000, a Partition (Family settlement) deed was registered at Chennai for a house,the value of which was mentioned as Rs. 1,04,00,000 (Rupees one crore and four lakhs).
It has been mentioned in the deed that the above house had to go to the son and his widowed mother and 4 sisters were given each Rs 2 lakhs in cash, (totalling Rs 10 lakhs put together for these 5 persons)from the common family fund.
But actually the said consideration amount of of Rs 10 lakhs was not paid to them.
Because of the confidence and trust these 5 persons had on the son,they had signed in the document
Kindly advise whether,
1)these 5 persons can go to the court telling the truth of being not paid the consideration amount for cancelling the registered deed? If so, what is the procedure to cancel the document?
2)whether it could be legally possible to pay in cash Rs 10 lakhs?
3)there could not be accountability for the source of Rs 10 lakhs?
Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 01:01
Dear Sir/Madam,
I booked a flat on the promise of promoter to give me an early ownership of the flat with 2 months of booking of the flat as 85% work of the flat work is complete but when actual checked with the builder he said that he wont be able to hand over me the flat next 8 months.
I have still not got into an agreement with them, as I am not sure that the promoter will keep his promises. The promoter is asking to get into an agreement so that bank can give him the money i.e. 85% of the loan amount or else he is threatening to cancel the flat with no refund of money.
Please can you advice me of any law that says the booking amount is not refundable and if yes under which law and what section.
As per my knowledge if a builder is using my money he is liable to refund it back with interest, as I don’t ova him any thing but he dose to me.
I done want to cancel the flat nor do can I afford for a late ownership as I will have to pay the home rent as well as the loan installments as I will be on a loss for both the sides. Can I add a clause in the agreement that the delay in promised date will cause them penalty?
Please guide me with your valuable guidance.
Best Regards
Yash
Anonymous
17 November 2009 at 19:41
Hi
We are buying an Auction property from Civil court in Maharahstra.
The auction property was as per partition act.
Can you let us know the format for Sale Certificate issued for the same.
Kind Regards
Dhiraj Parmar.
AMAN
17 November 2009 at 17:00
HI,
CAN ANY ONE TELL ME THAT CAN A PERSON SALE HIS PROPERTY BELOW THE PRESCRIBED LIMIT SANCTIONED (CATAGORIES WISE)BY THE MCD OR THE DDA TO SAVE TAXES...
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Share of married daughter
Dear sir/ Madam, We are jain hindu by religon.Got married in 1990. My wife had a grandfather who baught property in grandmothers name in 1975 who was house wife. After both passed away two daughters of grand father had their name on rights of record.Before demise of grand mother she adopted one son of one of her daughter, after demise of grand father. now my wifes mother wants to sell and encash the share in the property. What will be % of my wife s share in the property?