Subbaram
22 September 2018 at 21:46
One of my cousin has recently purchased a property which had survey numbers in all the link documents, but due to oversight he had prepared the Sale deed without mentioning the survey number by oversight which got also registered only with Plot number & even the building permission has been issued. We would like to know if this would have any legal issue going forward (while applying for Occupancy certificate , applying for bank loan Etc.)
Anonymous
22 September 2018 at 12:12
I have a 30 years old property in AP to sell. Market value is 80L where as govt guided value is 41Lacs. Now all buyers that approached are ready to register only to 41Lacs in order to save there registration cost. However the difference money they are ready to do bank transfer or cash deposit and it is white money. In this case I have following queries.
1. What is the value sale deed to be prepared? 41 Lacs alone??
2. How should we deal the rest of 39Lacs -> cash deposit/DD??.
3. What is the way out for me (can I pay 30% tax for 39 Lacs and LTCG tax on 41 lacs but how will I declare the source and let govt know that buyers registered lower value??.
Please help.
Suresh Prasad
22 September 2018 at 11:16
Dear esteemed members,
My wife duped me into buying a property on joint name, since marriage, she kept asking for a bigger house and had been withholding sex for the demand, she even would not stay with me. Few months back, to make her feel secure, I brought a new house on joint name, where she promised to pay the EMIs however barely less than a month after the registry, she ran away from the house with all the jewelery and cash and has been falsely accusing and blaming me for non sense things.
I paid entirely for the property and the EMIs are being paid by me.
I love her a lot and had kept on fulfilling all her wishes since we married, however she was never satisfied.
The way, she and her parents are behaving right now, it seems that she's soon going to file false cases on me. I am in severe depression and am not in a state to work since many months, now I can't even afford to pay the EMIs, every conversation with my in laws, on selling the property, has failed.
What legal rights do I have to claim my property back.
Regards
Arora Subhash
21 September 2018 at 19:54
Respected Experts,
I have booked two flats in my hometown, my builder is asking "Do you want two water connections or one?".
So what shall i do? Shall I take two connections or one, and if i take two then what are the charges that will occur on later? Is there any law stating that builder is responsible for providing water connections to the flat owners?
T.Rajendra
21 September 2018 at 11:34
T.Rajendra 21/09/2018 11:22:10 Dear Sir, My self Rajendra.Please help me in this case. Some land is with the name of My grand Mother. My Grand Mother And Grand Father were Died. They have only one daughter.i.e My mother. My Mother and father also died at the age of 6 months to me. From That time My grand parents(mother's parents) take care of me upto 2013. in 2013, they died.how can i transfer the land with my name(now actually with My grand mother's name. Note:I am Daughter's son
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
20 September 2018 at 18:21
we are planning to buy a agriculture land from farmers but there are total 10 names but there are 2 minor girls in the list. so can we do register banakhat with them without order of District court?
they have applied for natural guardian but they want to do banakhat before the DC order. so i want to know is it possible?
aananth
20 September 2018 at 16:48
Settlement deed was registered as irrevocable. It was revoked after one year. In the Deed for Revocation, it was stated, the subject property was not in the settled persons use, settlees did not accept the settlement; in truth the property is in the hands of one of person named in the settlement deed for more than 15 years, where he is running a business for his living. Six persons were named in the settlement deed. Three brothers did not accept this revocation. Original is in the father's (Settler) possession. What we have to do? It was done unilaterally by the settler. Is there any remedy? The Sub-registrar's office is in Tamilnadu. Thanks Experts in advance.
Anonymous
20 September 2018 at 16:00
I have a shop. In 1988, this shop was divided in 2 parts, each having diff. owner. That time i purchased 1 part from the 1st owner and he did sale deed in my name. The 2nd owner leased his part to me as he did not want to sell. In the lease deed done 30 years back it was stated "the second party (me) is at liberty to make any addition or alteration on or in the demised premises and the first party (in this case owner) shall have no objection for the same". Since 1988 i have been running shop of which half part i am owner and half i have on lease.
In 1997 the other owner sold this leased part to a 3rd party and since 1997 i am paying rent to the 3rd party on basis of the original 1988 lease . Now the shop needs renovation. My query is if i do renovation can 3rd party object or stop the work by calling police. We are not on talking terms and i deposit rent every month in his account. If i ask him for permission to renovate he will say no. I feel rules of old lease are valid as he bought the half part knowing pre-existence of lease, he has been accepting lease rent since 1997 and lease agreement entered before the acquisition should be bound on the new acquirer i.e. 3rd party. Please advise.
Naresh Kumar
20 September 2018 at 14:47
A (owner) signed a collaboration agreement with B (contractor) that B will construct four floors on A’s land and entire cost of construction will be borne by B and one floor will be retained by B towards his share. Construction is about to complete. Now B does not want to take a floor and instead of it, B want that his share of one floor be sold to C (purchaser) who is ready to buy one floor. Now C is ready to buy the floor and it has been decided that an agreement to sell will be prepared between C & A and cost of floor will be paid by C to A through cheques. On receiving the payment from C, B will return the entire money to A.
My query are :-
1. Can C buy one floor from A, which floor is meant for B as per collaboration agreement considering that things are taking place as per the desire of B and B would be one of the witness in Agreement to sell and later on in Sale Deed.
2. Can C fall in any legal dispute which might take place between A & B or it will be a safe deal for C.
Kindly reply.
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