I bought a property House from Nationalised Bank in Punjab as a notice has been published by Bank under Sarfaesi Act for sale of said property. I bid for this property by checking the property paper inspected at branch level and become Highest bidder in the said eauction. As bank is not having physical possession, Bank's recovery Agency personnel Called me on the time of Bidding and act as Bank personnel and assured me Physical Possession after bidding.
Now Bank is ignoring and not replying in this matter, I have given 90 days to deposit remaining 75% amount under Sarfaesi Act. Current Owner is not vacating the house. Recovery agency is trying to get notice issued from the Tehsildar Office.
What are the option to get the property vacated even if bank unable to Provide Physical Possession.
Bank has published notice in leading Newspaper even without mentioning the details like Symbolic Possession or Physical Possession.
Yateen
22 August 2024 at 18:58
Hello,
My property is in south Mumbai and it is a pagdi property. I just wanted to know that can we add a point in the irrevocable consent form such as "I give my consent on the terms and conditions as more particularly mentioned in the MoU and the same be treated as integral part hereof"
Anonymous
22 August 2024 at 10:08
I want to know that if there is a partnership between two people and the profit share is such that the first party is asking for 60% share and the second party is asking for 40% share, then is the first party at home? He is investing money to run the guest house but the property is in my grandmother's name. Can the first party sell or take possession of the property.
I have 2 attached bungalow plots in a bungalow society. I want to make a hospital at my plot. I have separate access to the main road. Can I freehold it from society?
Anonymous
21 August 2024 at 22:14
i have taken property(flat) which is under construction on my name and the stamp duty registration being done, but initially my father paid some amount to builder , so is it necessary to make gift deed
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Chetan
20 August 2024 at 22:40
Greetings to All!
As per The Himachal Pradesh (HP) Tenancy and Land Reforms Act 1972, no provision is there to do mutation of gair marusi (Non Occupancy) property in the name of daughters as mutation is allowed/possible for male legal heir only.
If a gair marusi person is having daughters only and he adopt a son, in that case is this son by default become legal heir of gair marusi property for mutation in his name. Thanking you all in anticipation of legal advice, please.
Regards
We have given our land to JV and 8 flats were build .My flat is the only only that is for 1800 sqft .Rest of the 7 flats are 900 Sq ft. When we got the handover it was decided we will pay flat maintenance charge. Now one of the owner of the 7 flats is forcing us to pay double maintenance. The maintenance is towards security, gentset, common EB charges for lift and motor. Even when genset was installed they collected only 8 shares now one of the owner is saying to put as 9 shares since we live in 1800 sqft but they live in 900 sq ft apartment.
I have stated that I can only pay if its divided by 8 .I cannot pay double maintenance charges for my flat .The occupancy of my flat is only 3 members, but each of the 900 square feet flat has separate 4 member family.
How can I resolve this legally. Please provide pointers
I live in Canada. My father had a flat in housing society in mumbai. He passed away. He nominated my elder brother who is society member but does not live in that flat.
I will be returning to India and want to live in the flat but my brother wants to sell it.
What's my rights to live in the flat?
Thanks
Physical possession by bank property sold in eauction
Respected Mam,
Interest rate which was fixed in my Gold OD of Rs. 5.00 lacs is not reduced by Bank even after multiple written reminder and 2.5 month of correspondence.
Please get it reduced to the original set ROI i.e. 7.50% as per agreement, which was supposed to be fixed for 3 years.
Regards,
Akhil Verma