Rachna
11 May 2018 at 13:55
Property question - If we have got the relinquishment deed attested by vice consular from consulate general of India, Dubai and after coming back to India got stamp duty of Rs100 done from sub-registrar office, Collectrate of stamps. QUESTION1 1) DO WE HAVE TO STILL GET THE DOCUMENT REGISTERED IN SUB-RESITRAR OFFICE. QUESTION 2) IF NO THEN DO WE HAVE A SECTION IN THE REGISTRATION ACT 1908 THAT CLEARLY STATES THAT THE VICE CONSULAR APPOINTED BY CENTRAL GIVERNMENT IS HAVING THE DELGATED AUTHORITY TO ACT AS A SUB-REGISTRAR QUSTON 3) DO WE HAVE A CASE WHERE IN SUCH A SITUTION THE RELINQUSHMENT DEED HAS BEEN TAKEN IN A JUDGMENT AS A VALID LEGAL DOCUMENT. Thanks Rachna
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Peter
11 May 2018 at 12:16
It looks like a fake case but it is a real one. There were initially four brothers- A,B,C & D. B, C &D are three real brothers. A is their elder cousin brother. In 1986, B established a primary school. After some year his(B) school run lost n he took loan for it. Their cousin elder brother(A) happened to understood well about the three brothers lifestyle. So he (A) discussed the matter with three brothers and sold the property in 1986. This property was purchased by my father and their youngest brother D. But this elder brother B who established and took loan is against the property purchased by my Father n D now. Unfortunately A & D were expired some year ago. What should my Father do now. Please share your opinion. Thank you.
Anonymous
11 May 2018 at 01:20
My Father purchased property in 1971 in Punjab & died in 2004.I contacted Patwari for a copy of Farad Jamabandi who told me that Intkal of our property stand canceled after once it registered & can not be registered again. On the hand, I approached through agents for correction of these documents, they assured me to complete all such docs & demanding huge fee. I dont a copy of Jamabandi but a copy of Title Deed. How can i check it on my own ??
How can i know about Intkal, What is the procedure to get it registered, How can i inspect the revenue record ???
Is it possible for me to get such information through RTI Act, if so Which Register/Record should call for to meet my requirement & to know whether the Patwari's intention is bad or Intkal cancellation is genuine ???
CHANDRA SEKAHR REDDY LOKIREDDY
10 May 2018 at 22:35
A sold land to B
A 's sons C and D occupied land and remained in possession for 15 yrs, B has knowledge of the activity.
A's sons C and D sold the land to X.
There s is no declaration infavour of C and D.
X is in possession of the land since 30 yrs.
Whom should X approach for conveyance. (C and D) or B--??
Anonymous
10 May 2018 at 19:28
Dear Sir, I am an ex-Defence person, retired.
Placing my query pointwise
1. 6 Katha ancestral property consisting land and residential building left behind by my grandfather. At Kolkata - 700090
2. After his death shareholders were my Grand Mother (Now Expired), My father (87 Yrs), his step-brother (Expired), his sister(72 yrs).
3. As My father's stepbrother wanted to sell out his undivided, demarcated portion in the property, it was bought on my mother's name in the year 1991, registered but still undivided.
4. In 1993 as my father's sister was requiring money, all decided to sell out 2.5 Katha of the land portion from the garden/ land portion.
5. As decided, My parents were in the concept that the portion will be from the entire undivided property and everybody's share will be decreased in equal proportion.
6. they entrusted the responsibility of preparing an agreement with my aunt's husband (already expired) as he was having good knowledge of property matter.
7. He brought the agreement at the eleventh hour before registration and everybody signed it and got it registered.
8. Money received was divided in equal proportion.
9. The agreement was kept with my father but he never read it word by word until last Sunday.
10. On reading last Sunday, after 25 years of registration, it is understood that they have sold the entire share of my mother which was bought in the year 1991 and very little undivided share of others was added to it.
11. At the age of 79, my mother found that her property is vanished, sold out without properly informing her, though she signed it she never read it as 25 years ago she could not gather courage to read the agreement while her mother in law and husband is signing the same document and she was kept busy with other household work till leaving for registration. PLEASE GUIDE US HOW WE CAN RE-INSTATE HER SHARE.
Please help if you can guide me with some ways to reinstate the property share of my mother
Shamim Ahmed Qureshi
10 May 2018 at 16:31
My friend's mom is the owner of a flat purchased by my father who passed away.
She wants to revoke the inheritance rights from other Son X and want to make my friend SON Y the only legal heir
She do not want to give Son X any share in the property as he has already taken lot of money.
Can She make an affidavit duly notarised, mentioning as under:
1. She has withdrawn the inheritence rights from SON X because of reasons a, b, c etc
2. She declares Son Y is the only legal heir of the property and has the right of inheritence
Is Affidavit a valid document incase of court matter by SON X or his wife
Dose Declaration need to be attested by Witnesses as well
What other documents tobe prepared for protecting interest against court matters
Srinivas
10 May 2018 at 15:42
(A) male Hindu got ancestral property (P) in 1978, (A) gave away (P) property orally to his daughter (D) and her son together in the year 1980. A died in 1984. Daughter(D) was enjoying property since 1980 by mutation with MCH and paying taxes, current bills since 1980 uninterrupted till date. In 2013 Daughter (D) and her son Partitioned property (P) and enjoying the same (P) since 5 years.
Q. Daughter (D) has a daughter (d). Does daughter (d) has any right over the property (P) ?
Anonymous
09 May 2018 at 23:04
There were initially four brothers- A,B,C & D.
B, C &D are three real brothers.
A is their elder cousin brother.
In 1986, B established a primary school. After some year his(B) school run lost n he took loan for it. Their cousin elder brother(A) happened to understood well about the three brothers lifestyle. So
he (A) discussed the matter with three brothers and sold the property in 1986. This property was purchased by my father and their youngest brother D. But this elder brother B who established and took loan is against the property purchased by my Father n D now.
Unfortunately A & D were expired some year ago.
What should my Father do now.
Please share your opinion.
Thank you.
Debjit
09 May 2018 at 06:46
Dear Sir, We have a huge ancestral property at North Kolkata, Share Holders were my grandmother, my father, his only sister, A Stepbrother. My father's stepbrothers undivided portion was purchased by my mother. After a year of this purchase, all shareholders jointly decided to sell out an undivided portion of land. The responsibility of sale deed drafting and making was entrusted to the husband of my father's sister, who died one year after the registration. As he was well conversant with the property cases. He, intentionally, without discussing with my father and mother he mentioned that my mothers total undivided portion and little of others undivided portion is sold. All the shareholders including my parents signed the agreement in good faith and kept the document in custody but never gone through word by word. Now at their old age (85,79) they wanted to get clear ownership of the property for their old age security, they found a big chunk is cheated from them, making my father's sister the undue advantage of larger share. My parents are staying in the said property, my grandmother already died, My parents are unable to cope up with the cheat done with them 25 years ago. can you please guide us with some solution?
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