Anonymous
16 February 2019 at 12:49
sir meri dadi ka makan jisme ten waris he ,lakin ak ne nakali waris ban kar bech diya
Anonymous
15 February 2019 at 22:41
Hello,
I bought a piece of land from a developer few years ago. I now came to know that this land is in dispute and some one else is claiming ownership. The person who sold it to me says he will give me another land of similar value through an exchange deed (he gets the disputed land and I get another land) and he will fight out the dispute. Is this a safe way to proceed. Also is it possible for me to give a POA to my family member to execute the deed on my behalf.
Anonymous
15 February 2019 at 19:18
We are 4 brothers. My mother is staying with my younger brother. My two elder brothers are staying separately. After my father's death, my younger brother managed to make a GIFT DEED in his name transfering the property. The property was on my mothers name. My mother did not know about this. My younger brother managed to get the flat transfer in his name from the society.
Keeping the above in view, what I can do to take my share?
DEBNIL CHAKRABORTY
15 February 2019 at 15:46
I live in Kolkata. Around 7 years back, I've purchased a land parcel in Sonarpur-Rajpur Municipal Area. I've muted the land parcel in my name at SOnarpur-Rajpur Municipality as well as in BLLRO and regularly paying both the taxes. Recently, when I started site mobilization for house building construction, I got an objection from third parties, who claimed that the aforesaid land parcel is a part of an un-partitioned land and there is no registered partition deed. Therefore, third parties claimed that they were co-owner of my land parcel also and they were not ready to allow me any construction work on the above land parcel.
The blue print of the land parcel was a part of the present registered sale deed as well as the former chain deed and the land parcel is clearly indicated in the map. In this regard please note that the land parcel is a part of plot no (daag No.) "X" say, mentioned in both the deeds.
Now, as per the ROR, the whole property under Plot No. "X" was belongs to Mr A initially in C.S. Parcha. After his death the same was distributed amongst his four sons (Mr B, Mr C, Mr D & Mr E). Mr C has muted the property on his name by which the land parcel has got different Khatian No under R.S. parcha. But daag no. remain same as "X". The partition of land was mutually agreed between Mr B, C, D & E at that point of time but having no evidence today. After death of Mr C, his land parcel is inherited to his only son Mr F.
Mr F has sold the above land to Mrs G form whom I've brought the aforesaid land parcel. Mrs G had muted the land parcel on her name before sell the same to me. Now, all the sons and grandsons of Mr B, Mr D & Mr E (third parties, mentioned above) is objecting me to construct house building to above land parcel. Presently, Mr F was died but Mrs G is still alive and the land parcel is laying vacant.
Now, my queries:
1. How can I get possession to my land parcel for construction of House building? (if not possible)
2. Can I take any legal action against Mrs G from whom I purchased the land for not getting possession of my land parcel?
3. Can I sell the land to anybody else in this condition to recover my investment? Is there any legal issue may arise thereafter?
Please suggest any options to recover my investment.
Anonymous
15 February 2019 at 15:07
we are making property card for our CHS The person who is helping us says that our CHS will be shown as holders and not owners Please guide
Ajay
15 February 2019 at 13:06
Hi,
My Brother in law have three brothers and two sisters, Their father died without making their will of property. Now his elder brother is too smart, he sold some land without taking consent from my brother in law. He just take signature from rest of all. Now he is transferred other property to mothers name without taking signature of my brother in law. And now he told my brother in law that you don't have any wright on property, mother will transferred all property to us.
Is this possible, please suggest, now what we do, so that my brother in law will get their property what he deserve.
Please help us.
Regards
Ajay
Ankit
15 February 2019 at 11:26
BUILDER NOT ISSUING NOC ON TRANSFER OF HOME LOAN TO ANOTHER BANK,AS HE IS SAYING IT IS LEGAL FRAUD, HOWEVER I AM READY TO SUBMIT ORIGINAL NOC WHICH HE HAS ISSUED EARLIER.
keshav dahiya
13 February 2019 at 14:54
Good afternoon Law Experts
My Grandmother( Father's Mother) had some ancestral properties in her name. My grandmother has 2 son's ( Including my father). and no daughter.
She suddenly died without any will.
My Grandfather is living.(My Father's father)
Q1) So, who is the owner of the property now?
Q2) And will the property be transferred automatically to (The next owner) or do we have to go to village and get our property transferred by Tehsildar of village etc?.
Anonymous
13 February 2019 at 14:41
Respected Lawyers,
My new purchased flat is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Property is inherited by legal heirs, and they executed release deed and registered in favor of first son.
I've have done "Agreement for sale" with seller and paid all stamp duty and duly registered in sub-registrar office as well as per consultant from lawyer.
So my question is Do I still need to do Sale Deed for same property?
Is registered Agreement for sale is sufficient for transfer of title? What would be consequence if I dont do Sale Deed?
Let me know.
Thank you for your valuable inputs.
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Sampati
sir meri dadi ka makan jisme 3 waris he ,lakin 1 ne waris ban kar bech diya