Anonymous
25 May 2018 at 10:36
Sir(s),
My father had a self acquired property. He died on 2009. We are 4 siblings(2 brothers+2sisters). My mother died on 2016 and brother died on 2018. My brother has made a Registered WILL in favor of his brother(myself). He has completely disowned his wife and son. His wife was living separately for more than 8 years but not divorced. My brother was paying monthly maintenance to her. Kindly guide me on following issues:-
1. Can he make a WILL?
2. Is the property inherited by him after the death of father is ancestral or self acquired?
3.Do his wife and son have any right on property?
4. Is the WILL is strong enough for a civil suit?
Suraj Kumar
24 May 2018 at 23:22
Sir,
My friend offered to sale land of his grandmother. Her grandmother had four son, property divided by partition deed among them. My friend is only son of his parents as per warison certificate. If I purchase the land what problems may be raise ?
arunjyoti dasgupta
24 May 2018 at 14:50
Sir,
Please let me know whether a W.B. Govt. employee can buy a house/ flat before getting the permission letter for purchasing the same, after sending the application to the Govt. for that purpose.
Yours faithfully,
Arunjyoti Dasgupta.
Sunil Kumar
24 May 2018 at 14:50
Respected Sir,
It is requested to intimate me that total 12 flats on one agricultural land one of them I have purchased. Some person has asked me that how can it is possible your flat registry because you do not have identification number issued by MC of flat. I am surprised to hear that thing. I do not know flat identification number is necessary before registry or not and from where I can get Identification number. What is identification number.
Please also intimate that I have purchased a flat. If I need mutation (Intakal copy) for resale the flat in future.
It is intimated that if Fard is necessary for resale of flat built on one agricultural land.
thanks.
Partha Chattopadhyay
24 May 2018 at 14:06
We are the five heirs having undivided share of a house inherited from our deceased father who passed away in 1972. Now, four of us want to sell our individual shares (80% --- with 20% for each) of the house against a considered amount from the buyer. My query is whether this idea is free from any legal complications since we would like to pay our capital gains tax as per IT provisions.
Sudheer
24 May 2018 at 13:52
Respected sir,
My question is related to the land acquisition. In the year 1960 38 guntas of agriculture land was acquired by the government for the construction of Highways in our property and they paid compensation to us. They have not constructed the road in the land where acquisition took place, but they constructed different portion of the same land which was not acquired. Does that acquisition is lapsed? Can I claim the loss which was happened because of the illegal construction of the road in different portion of the same land? Is there any judgement with similar issues ?
Ganesh
24 May 2018 at 10:27
I had purchased land property with my own money. However, I made sale deed on mothers name at the time of purchase. We are three brothers. After my mothers death she gifted the property to her grandson without my knowledge. The grandson is actually my brothers son. I want to know the legal status of the gift deed.
Morally my mother should have given me back the property.
Yogesh K Upadhyay
23 May 2018 at 21:40
Dear Sir,
My son has bought a flat in Pune. The Agreement to Sale was signed before promulgation of RERA Act. But the project was registered under RERA also on later date. The project is delayed for 12 month. The builder has calculated compensation as per the terms and condition contained in Agreement to Sale.
My query is that whether the compensation for delay in completion of project will as per the terms and conditions of Agreement to Sale or as per provisions of RERA. Which provision shall prevail.
With best regards
Yogesh Upadhyay
Pune
David Vijay
23 May 2018 at 19:58
My father acquired property from my grandfather. My father died without intestate in the year 1997 . Before death of my father, my father constructed a house in 7 cents to my sister and my mother wrote a gift deed of the said house in the year 2010 and it is registered . Again my sister is claiming share in my property which is 5 cents. They are again claiming half of the share in my property which is also . Is there any provision once she has agreed and took house with her consent again she can claim or not please give clarification.according to indian succession act.
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