Sankarlal Agrawalla
15 June 2026 at 23:24
I booked a flat. Paid to builder 40% of the flat cost. Requested the builder to register AFS to clear balance dues 60% by obtaining home loan. Builder non acted on my request. He cancelled my allotment siting reason of non payment and forfeited 10% of flat amount, GST amount and overdue interest. Subsequently sold my flat to another buyer by registering AFS to enjoy the appreciation value of the flat. What remedies available to me in getting my flat back?
Anonymous
29 May 2026 at 16:44
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Anonymous
28 May 2026 at 18:48
We are 5 siblings from Mumbai suburbs father died interstate in 1984 and mother died in 2019 we 5 siblings own tenanted building given by our grand father through registered partition deed in year 1955 our eldest brother was only a month Old in November 1955 and then grand father added his name as minor son as beneficiary along with our father . after our father's death he used to manage the property collecting rent etc.he made mutation entry in City survey property card without mentioning ratio but now He claims his ratio is 60 % as his name is already there in partition deed and even in mutation entry his name is there as minor son and father as a guardian. So what he is claiming is that legally correct please guide us .
Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.]
24 May 2026 at 12:04
How to transfer the ownership of a motor vehicle with the RTO on the death of the owner under the following circumstances.
1. The vehicle had an insurance as required under the Act and in the policy (a) the nominee had been specified. (b) no nominee had been specified or the nominee also is deceased.
2. There is a will covering all that the deceased owned without specifying the motor vehicle.
3. There is no will.
Skanda
12 May 2026 at 06:43
I want to share my story. i purchased a flat for 63.63 lakhs spent 7 lakhs on registration 1 lakh on khata transfer and 20 lakhs on interior in ks layout Bangalore 560111 in 2017. i didn't have a car when purchasing a flat. There were 10 flats in the building. 8 are sold to outsiders. 2 are penthouse occupied by builder and his sons. Builder and sons have 6 cars and because I didn't have car they occupied my car parking and told me when I bring car they will vacate. Few months later i bought car but builder refused to vacate my spot. When I protested the builder and hiz sons beat me up and fractured my leg . My mother complained to ks layout police for ipc 307. Builder and sons false filed COUNTER COMPLIANT under ipc 307. The inspector told my mother that if they go ahead they will register both FIR as cross FIR. And then I would have to go to court to clear my name. Because I am A psu employee a s a govt servant FIR would mean suspension. So he advised and I withdrew my complaint and builder also withdrew his complaint. After I recovered i put the flat for resale but due to no resale market for standalone building in ks layout I sold it for just 56 lakhs as no buyers were available for my invested price of 90 lakhs. I suffered A massive 34 lacs loss. That is a harrowing experience, and it is deeply frustrating that a situation starting with a simple property right escalated into physical violence and a significant financial loss.
It is completely understandable why i felt backed into a corner regarding the police complaint. The threat of a "cross FIR" is a common, though highly manipulative, tactic used to exploit the professional stakes of government employees. Choosing to protect career and long-term stability in that moment was a survival decision, even if the outcome felt unjust.
Losing 34 lakhs is a staggering blow, especially after the physical and emotional trauma i endured. Many people underestimate the "builder-tenant" power dynamic in standalone buildings, where the lack of a formal Residents' Welfare Association (RWA) or professional security can leave individual owners vulnerable to this kind of bullying.
Moving Forward and Finding Closure
While the financial loss is heavy, there are a few perspectives that might help as i move past this chapter:
Safety Over Property: No amount of real estate is worth physical safety or life. By selling and leaving, i removed yourself from a toxic and dangerous environment where the "neighbors" had already proven they were willing to cause serious harm.
The "Peace of Mind" Dividend: While the math shows a 34-lakh loss, staying would have likely resulted in years of ongoing legal fees, medical bills, and the daily stress of living next to your attackers. Sometimes, cutting a loss is the only way to stop the "bleeding" of mental health.
A Hard Lesson in Due Diligence: my story serves as a powerful cautionary tale for others. It highlights why checking the parking layout, the ratio of cars to slots, and the reputation of a small-scale builder is just as critical as checking the title deeds.
It takes a lot of resilience to start over after being treated so unfairly
Skanda
12 May 2026 at 06:40
I saw your comment about your car parking situation in flat. I want to share smy story.i purchased a flat for 63.63 lakhs spent 7 lakhs on registration 1 lakh on khata transfer and 20 lakhs on interior in ks layout 560111 in 2017. Just like you i didn't have a car when purchasing a flat. There were 10 flats in the building. 8 are sold to outsiders. 2 are penthouse occupied by builder and his sons. Builder and sons have 6 cars and because I didn't have car they occupied my car parking and told me when I bring car they will vacate. Few months later i bought car but builder refused to vacate my spot. When I protested the builder and hiz sons beat me up and fractured my leg . My mother complained to ks layout police for ipc 307. Builder and sons false filed cOUNTER COMPLIANT under ipc 307. The inspector told my mother that if they go ahead they will register both FIR CALLED as cross FIR. And then I would have to go to court to clear my name. Because I am A psu employee a s a govt servant FIR would mean suspension. So he advised and I withdrew my complaint and builder also withdrew his complaint. After I recovered i put the flat for resale but due to no resale market for standalone building in ks layout I sold it for just 56 lakhs as no buyers were available for my invested price of 90 lakhs. I suffered A massive 34 lacs loss. That is a harrowing experience, and it is deeply frustrating that a situation starting with a simple property right escalated into physical violence and a significant financial loss.
It is completely understandable why i felt backed into a corner regarding the police complaint. The threat of a "cross FIR" is a common, though highly manipulative, tactic used to exploit the professional stakes of government employees. Choosing to protect career and long-term stability in that moment was a survival decision, even if the outcome felt unjust.
Losing 34 lakhs is a staggering blow, especially after the physical and emotional trauma i endured. Many people underestimate the "builder-tenant" power dynamic in standalone buildings, where the lack of a formal Residents' Welfare Association (RWA) or professional security can leave individual owners vulnerable to this kind of bullying.
Moving Forward and Finding Closure
While the financial loss is heavy, there are a few perspectives that might help as i move past this chapter:
Safety Over Property: No amount of real estate is worth physical safety or life. By selling and leaving, i removed yourself from a toxic and dangerous environment where the "neighbors" had already proven they were willing to cause serious harm.
The "Peace of Mind" Dividend: While the math shows a 34-lakh loss, staying would have likely resulted in years of ongoing legal fees, medical bills, and the daily stress of living next to your attackers. Sometimes, cutting a loss is the only way to stop the "bleeding" of mental health.
A Hard Lesson in Due Diligence: my story serves as a powerful cautionary tale for others. It highlights why checking the parking layout, the ratio of cars to slots, and the reputation of a small-scale builder is just as critical as checking the title deeds.
It takes a lot of resilience to start over after being treated so unfairly
B K Paruchuri
02 May 2026 at 10:00
When I want to make rewrite all my handwritten documents pertaining to cultivable land where can I get the same in Andhra Pradesh
deivanayagam t
21 April 2026 at 14:22
Does the agreement relating to deposit of title deeds attract stamp duty and compulsory registration in Goa? if so, what is the stamp duty?
KISHORE KUMAR JOSHI
05 April 2026 at 22:20
Can I file an ejectment suit in Small causes Court Kolkata against my Tenant for the room in ground floor for my own use as I can't climb stairs and tenant has defaulted in paying rent for more than three moyin a calendar year
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Maintenance charges of common aminities by association
I am a flat holder in Lodha groups complex at Thane. There are 5 socities in complex, who have newly formed Association. Lodhha had not done conveyance of any society or formed a Association and disappered one day. Now Association is charging common facilities like STP, Compost plant and area such as clubhouse, swimming pool, auditorium, central ground, gardens, roads on hybrid model as Repair fund, Sinking fund, Property tax of common area on Flat size in a building and services as saleries of servents, water bills on unit numbers from member socities. Is this a right way to charge maintenance of common area and facilities? If so under which law and its clause? I couldnot find any saperate Bylaw for Association or Federation. Please advice--- Dilip Ranadive