Anonymous
15 February 2026 at 09:01
SIRS,
WHETHER EXEMPTION U/S 56(2) IS APPLICABLE FOR GIFT DEED IN GUJARAT FOR GIFTING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY TO A SPOUSE.
Anonymous
05 February 2026 at 16:56
I have paid freehold conversion charges for my collector Sindhi displaced persons lease hold land at Jaripatka Nagpur as per challan issued by collector office Nagpur , now can I assume that land has been freehold? as my documents have been approved by land record office and SDO and positive report has been sent by SDO to collector, collector has issued challan after receiving report from SDO , which I have paid, even after payment of freehold conversion charges, collector may refuse to issue order? Or he will definitely issue order for conversion now?
Anonymous
05 February 2026 at 11:34
i have paid freehold conversion charges for my collector Sindhi displaced persons lease hold land at Jaripatka Nagpur as per challan issued by collector office Nagpur , now can I assume that land has been freehold? as my documents have been approved by land record office and SDO and positive report has been sent by SDO to collector, or even after payment of freehold conversion charges, collector may refuse to issue order?
Prakash Patel
04 February 2026 at 09:56
respectrd sir,
I have a piece of land in Gondia district of maharastra,there is a law in maharashtra you can convert your piece of land as non agricultural .It is called gunthewari in which you have to pay the fees for gunthewari then the municipal council gives the permission to land owner to build a construction after payment of a certain fees according to their norms.
I had paid the the amount of gunthewari and the municipal council given me the permission to build construction as per the plan submitted by me.
Now that muni.council has putted the same land in reservation.Can they put the same land in reservstion again and if they can do it and can i claim my money with interest in case of any litigation arises?
Anonymous
03 February 2026 at 21:41
I have 1400 sq feet leasehold plot , which was allotted to my grandfather in 1950 on Sindhi colony Amravati Maharashtra as he was displaced Person, shifted from Pakistan during partition
Now Maharashtra govt has issued GR on 15/5/25 to convert those plots to freehold
I am staying in 700 sq feet area with my family and remaining 700 sq feet area is occupied by my uncle and his family as my father and uncle got that property from their father as a will
I have got mutation done in my name for my 700 sq feet on property card 2 years back after my father, mother's death , being only legal heir , now my share of property is in my name and uncle's share of property is stillin my grandfather name , they have not changed the name in property cards, but is theirs
Now I have applied to collector for conversion to freehold for my 700 sq feet.
Land record office has sent positive report and SDO too has sent positive report 2-3 months back
Now collector office has issued a challan in my name for Rs 50000 being conversion charges etc , which I have paid
Is it ok ? Can I assume that my 700 sq feet area has been converted to freehold?
Formal Order has yet to come
Payment of challan means my application has been approved?
Please reply
Anonymous
24 January 2026 at 09:58
Hi I am planning to buy a resale flat which is 10 years old flat in kondapur constructed on 2015 it got OC, GHMC building permit, But got to that the survey number falls under ULC since its been 10 years owners has no contact with builder and not sure about ULC clearance certificate . Does it mean the apartment land is also ULC surplus I verified the EC from last 30 years owner details are mentioned properly in EC. Is it good to take it or how can i know if its not under ULC surplus
could someone please help me with this?
Anonymous
04 January 2026 at 17:29
Father and son are partners of a registered partnership firm with a property. Father retired after inducting grandson as partner. After demise of father can his daughter claim their share in the property of firm. Please clarify
Sudarshan Rawat
01 January 2026 at 20:46
Fiancee has a land in her name. If i gift money to her and she uses those funds to make house in it
1. does it considered bemani transaction or not?
2. Will the transaction be called bemani after marriage if I also live along with her in her house?
3. How to document the gift of money properly to remove bemani status?
4.Also any better way to save the property from being benami
Anonymous
31 December 2025 at 21:41
Recent Supreme Court decision allows Unregistered sale agreement as evidence in Court in specific performance case. Does this mean it allows exemption from paying deficit stamp paper charges and penalty throughout the case. Please clarify
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Dp road acquisition
Respected Experts,
I seek legal guidance regarding acquisition of my NA land having commercial potential in Nashik, Maharashtra.
The land is affected by a 45-meter Development Plan (DP) road. Recently, Nashik Municipal Corporation has issued a notice asking us to surrender the affected portion of land in exchange for TDR. No proposal for monetary compensation has been offered.
We have been informed orally that NMC does not have funds to pay cash compensation and that landowners must accept TDR only. No formal acquisition proceedings under Section 126 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 have been initiated so far.
Ready Reckoner rate of the land is approximately ₹31,000 per sq. meter, and the road widening is being expedited in view of Kumbh 2027.
My queries are:
1. Can the Municipal Corporation legally compel landowners to accept TDR instead of monetary compensation?
2. If landowners refuse TDR, is the authority bound to initiate compulsory acquisition under Section 126 MRTP Act read with RFCTLARR Act, 2013?
3. Can the authority take possession without completing acquisition proceedings and paying compensation?
4. If we approach the Bombay High Court seeking direction to initiate acquisition and pay compensation, are such writ petitions generally entertained at pre-acquisition stage?
5. Is lack of funds a legally valid ground to deny cash compensation?
We are willing to cooperate for public purpose but want lawful acquisition and fair compensation.
Kindly guide.