Anonymous
02 December 2018 at 03:02
Hi i m Pratik Bhojak ,From Ahmedabad Gujarat i purchased 3Bhk flate in ahmedabad sale deed is already done
flate cost is around 34 lac without GST AND STAMP DUTY AND AUDA, LEGAL MAINTENANCE CHARGES.
but i paid already 34 lacs and stamp duty. pending amount is only auda legal charges
And GST but when i ask possession letter he insists me to give payment cash of auga legalmaitenance chage.
So is this any co relation between possession of flate and maintainance charge. What should i do against builder ?
Akhil gupta
01 December 2018 at 20:55
On what basis, i can challenge a registered will ?
Anonymous
01 December 2018 at 15:06
I have recently bought a flat in pune,maharashtra..We have full wall sliding french windows with just glass so I have installed safety grills outside windows for the safety of my 3 years old son..recently I got a notice from builde's advocate that the safety grills are illegal and it breaches the "elevation" clause mentioned on the agreement..He is threatening me for a legal action if I don't remove the grills within 7 days..Could someone please guide me that mentioning of elevation clause I.e. No alteration can be done to the building elevation makes it illegal to install safety grills for safety of my kid? Many thanks in advance
Anonymous
01 December 2018 at 14:57
I stay in flat bought under pagdi system 25 years back. Now I want to sell this flat as per open market price and pay 33% of it to landlord. However, landlord is neither allowing to sell the flat nor he himself is purchasing flat by paying us market price after minusing 33% which is his rights.
Due to knee issue I am unable to continue my stay in this flat which is on 3rd floor (without lift) and decided to shift in other rented house which is on ground floor. He is not allowing to keep pagdi flat vacant as well even if I am ready to pay rent decided.
Request legal advise.
Raguraman K
01 December 2018 at 12:02
Dear sir, I was going to purchase an old house at Pondicherry and made a sale agreement and was processing through bank loan. Everything went well and at the final stage of typing the sale deed the document writer informed the resurvey number is wrongly entered as it was showing the roads. This property was originated as layout in 1973 and no layout was available by then and was registered as cadastral number. Later it was sold to the father of 3 sons who registered in 1977 after resurvey done. this is when the document was made with wrong resurvey number. Now the party built a house and living there for 30plus years with electricity, property tax and water from municipality. Now the father executed the will to 3 sons and now he is no more. The 3 sons put together were selling this property. Now we also found the correct resurvey number however the patta is not changed to any of the 3 dwellers in that resurvey number. There are 3houses in that survey number and nobody changed the patta numbers from the 1973 layout developer father name. Now with both seller and buyer was no more, only by possesion of will 3 sons are selling to me. Will it be possible for them to do a rectification Deed and how much time and money is going to take. Should I proceed with this property. The parties saying they will go through district collectorate to get a demarcation document through which they can sell it to me with correct survey number. Will it be possible and can I get patta for me if I proceed for registration in that way. Kindly suggest, your earlier suggestion highly appreciated.
Anonymous
01 December 2018 at 11:06
Hello,
We are a tenant for the past 80 years (3rd Generation) and our landlord expired in 1987. As per our knowledge, our landlord had no children. The landlord had taken the lease of the property for 99 years from the cantonment board. The lease term expired in 2014. Following
1. Cantonment Board (Lessor) in this case & Landlord is the Lesse
2. Tenants pay property tax every year to the cantonment board.
3. There was no agreement between the landlord & tenant, in this case, however, we have old rent receipts, electric bills etc.
4. Cantonment board is asking to find the legal heir to renew the lease.
What are the options available with the tenant in this case? Kindly help.
Anonymous
30 November 2018 at 21:12
A property which was registered to my paternal grand mother, accidentally she died but before die she repeats many times in her life to my father that please take this property and registered to your name i.e. my father after a year of die my father registered the property to his name on the basis of orally in 1980 and after 5 years he registered the property to his wife name after 3years an objection was filed against this property by my uncle (elder brother of my father ) but my father won this matter. After 33 years a title suit has filed against this property by my aunt (younger sister of my father ) and all the holding tax has been paid by my father.I want to sell this property.should i sell?Is this matter is weak by the side of plentiff?
Aakriti Bansal
30 November 2018 at 09:35
Hi this is Aakriti Bansal from Delhi.
We are having registered will of my grandfather representing my brother his legal heir for his residential property he has passed away in 2011 my brother turned 18 this year.
We want to transfer property on our mother's name so what are the ways through which we can do this and what will be the total expense.
Anonymous
30 November 2018 at 07:25
There are 2 flats in a society, one in the name of husband & wife & other in name of husband & elder son. The man has nominated his wife 100% in both flats. He has 2 sons and one daughter. The man dies without making any will.
The nominee on asking says she wants to give each flat to each son and her daughter in law jointly.
What should the society do in each case.? What set of documents are necessary for the society to ask from the nominee? Please advise
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Common wall demolition by neighbour
Sir, we are having a common wall built in 1980 by mutual understanding of both,we and our relative which was first owner of the adjacent house. After that neighbouring house was sold to 3-4 owners and currently it was owned by 4th owner.
Now he has started construction by demolishing his house and also demolished common wall without our permission. We have requested him to leave the wall as we are concerned for water entry in our house as construction is of clay( not of cement).
After, He left the wall space and taken the columns in his area and also agreed that he will do the necessary construction for the demolished common wall and ensure water not entering in our house.
Now he has built his wall and not filled gap between two walls( only filled the pieces of bricks without any cement concrete material) by continuously said by us also.
Now all his construction water is coming in our house and we are getting daily issues. Also we are really worried about the rainy season.
Now the owner is not talking to us properly and saying that he has already left the wall (which was done by mutual understanding)and now he is not going to do anything and challenging us by saying do what we can do to him.
It has been about 1 month we are facing this.
Can we take any legal action against him.
Pl. Guide.