Ramesh Singh
15 August 2009 at 11:40
sir on 20/03/2009 i booked a flat with Nanak Properties Pvt. Ltd. Andheri, Mumbai at his ongoing project at kharghar, navi Mumbabai. After a week i realized that i am not getting a required amount of loan. So I asked the builder to refund the booking amount i.e. Rs. 51,000.00 which was given to him through cheque and a receipt for the same was received. That time he promised verbally that he will refund my money but now he is refusing to return my booking amount.
There is no any agreement or MOU is signed between us. Kindly tell me what is the law say on this, if I can get the amount how to go about it? Ramesh Singh
Rajesh Thakker
14 August 2009 at 18:09
Plots hold by individual. Name is entered into revenue record i.e 7/12 as ABC propritor of Krishna Developers. Then after ABC convert his business of Krishna Developers into partnership. The registration of the partnership is required under the Registration Act? or can Names of the partners added into the revenue record i.e. 7/12 according to partnership deed without registration? If names of the partners added into the revenue record on basis of partnership deed without registration, then can title of the property clear?
R.K.MURARKA
14 August 2009 at 12:35
I wanted to have an exper opinon for the following querries. In deed of surrender signed by my father for self and on behalf of his brothers reliquishing the right of ancestral property without any consideratin. He had not reliquinshed the right as karata of his family i.e. myself,my wife and two daughters. In the deed of relinquishment I have signed as a witness in the deed. Some of the lawyers state that by signing the witness you have nt given up your rights in the ancestral property and more than 50% states that by signing as a witness you have only witnesseth the signature of your father who had signed before you and dinot give the right of your ancestral properties. I wanted to have an expert opinion with latest supreme court judgement that by signing as witness does not mean that I have given up my right in the property. Can you suggest whether I have given right,title,interest in the property or I have signed as a witness to my gfathers signature.I want your expert opinion.If there is any charge I will pay for the supreme Court rulings. Await your reply
amita
14 August 2009 at 12:23
Dear Mr. Expert
I have a query regarding the captioned act. I want to know if as per Will of my father only my brothers are successors of his property, can I file a suit for inclusion of my name in the property. I'm empowered by the captioned Act to challenge the Will made by my father( expired)??
regards
David Jacob
14 August 2009 at 08:47
My Grand father had given his ancestral property to 3 persons. My father,My father's brother (My Chacha) & my Father's Sister (My Chachi). My Chacha sold some of his ancestral property and was in financial debts. So My Father exchanged his large property and also paid money to my Chacha for his small property with the ancestral house. Since my Father has purchased it, will it remain ancestral property or will it be considered to be self acquired property
santosh
13 August 2009 at 16:03
if any person purchased resale flat from civil contractors . the civil contractors purchased flat from builders . agreement value of this flat between builders and civil contracters is rs. 200000/- mention agreement . civil contractors only pay Rs.25000/- to buliders . balance amount will be adjusted by builders against his civil work done in this building. civil contracters have no receipt of rs. 175000/- but builders given letter to civil contractres for adjustement of balance amount against his civil work in building.society also transfer share certificate on civil contracters name . can any person purchased flat from this civil contracters? if yes than what document is require .what is your suggestion on above matter
sanjeev murthy desai
13 August 2009 at 15:40
In Karnataka, encroched the not using public road can be regularised under revenue act. I want to know about other states have any provisions in this regard. Thanks in advance
sanjeev desai
Tipsy
13 August 2009 at 12:33
Is it risky to buy mahada 7 year old residentail premises as transfer is not effected in our name ? it is done only with stamp paper agreement
But they say you can get transfer after 3 years that is total of 10 years
is this property risk free ?
santosh
13 August 2009 at 11:36
sir / madam . my one friend purchased resale plat in bhayandar. but seller not give all the receipt of payment to builders to my friend when he purchaes plat from them
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HINDU SUCCESSION ACT 2005
An ancesterol house in a damaged condition is in my wife's native place. My wife's 1st brother was residing in that house for quiet sometime. My wife's father and mother died in 1960 and 1985 respectively.They have not left any registered will about the property.My wife and her elder sister filed a suite during 2006(after the amendment came into force).Will my wife and her sister get equal share though her brother says that the sisters are entitled to 1/12 of the property nevertheless her another brother is willing to give equal share. Pl clarify whether sisters are entitled equal share or only 1/12 of the property. Pl do clarify.