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Tamisra   26 April 2018 at 16:38

tenant is not willing to vacate my house

I had rent out my property in 2014, July under AGREEMENT FOR LEAVE & LICENCE for 11 months. In 2016, on request for the last time I have renewed the same for 11 months. But the tenant is not willing to vacate my house. He pay rent on his wish, once in two or three months. Each time, I asked to vacate, he site some example like daughter marriage, pregnancy and not vacating my house. This is at my home town Howrah, however for work purpose I live in Bangalore. Now he knew it is difficult for me to file any court case and taking the advantage. Is there any way I can evict him? I think has no intention to vacate my home. Is there any way that he will capture my house?
Kindly help. I have lost my sleep. Is there any law which can help me and not in the only favor of tenants.
Thanks in advance

Tamisra   26 April 2018 at 16:19

Tenant is not willing

I had rent out my property in 2014, July under AGREEMENT FOR LEAVE & LICENCE for 11 months. In 2016, on request for the last time I have renewed the same for 11 months. But the tenant is not willing to vacate my house. He pay rent on his wish, once in two or three months. Each time, I asked to vacate, he site some example like daughter marriage, pregnancy and not vacating my house. This is at my home town Howrah, however for work purpose I live in Bangalore. Now he knew it is difficult for me to file any court case and taking the advantage. Is there any way I can evict him? I think has no intention to vacate my home. Is there any way that he will capture my house?
Kindly help. I have lost my sleep. Is there any law which can help me and not in the only favor of tenants.
Thanks in advance

rajender   26 April 2018 at 16:06

Parking in flats

can a builder charge for sale of parking area in flats in haryana

Anonymous   26 April 2018 at 15:26

Builder defaulted bank loan

Builder obtained a loan became NPA there are unsold flats. Bank did not disclose about obtention of NOC nor the builder. Banker has taken possession of 10 unsold flats. Will the banker enforce the security of other flats purchased by bona-fide buyers

Anonymous   26 April 2018 at 14:24

Return of Token money against sale of house

I am 75 yrs old widow, having two married daughters. One renter is not vacating 3 rooms in my house since 50 yrs. I liked to sell my house with renter on as is where is basis. One buyer came to me. Price discussed and he agreed on a LS deal. He told he is ready to accept all my terms to purchase the house with renter. He will drag the renter out.

He gave me a token advance of 11 Lac. No receipt, no agreement,and no chirkut for receipt of payment was given by me to him. But I deposited the cheque, in my Bank and which was credited to my account.
Once the amount credited to my account, after 10 days, he tried to reduce the price by 15 Lacs as there is diff in Sale deed area & Anchal rect area. I agreed for that. After another 10 days, he is telling me to reduce price by another 15 Lacs. I am not ready to do this deal now because of his behavior. But he threatened me as he will file a suit on me and drag the property in litigation. I can close the deal also if he give me full money as agreed, which will not be, I pretend.

I am worried as what to do. I am helpless and not many persons with me. Kindly guide me with the Legal aspects in this deal thoroughly sirs. I will be highly obliged for your help.

perumal   26 April 2018 at 14:03

Indian succession act 1925, sec 213 - probate

Sir,

As per sub-sec 2(i) of Sec 213 of THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT, 1925, Wills made by any Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Jaina where such wills are of the classes specified in clauses (a) and (b) of section 57

and under Sub-sec (ii) in the case of wills made by any Parsi dying, after the commencement of the Indian Succession (Amendment) Act, 1962, (16 of 1962.) where such wills are made within the local limits of the 1*[ordinary original civil jurisdiction] of the High Courts at Calcutta, Madras and Bombay, and where such wills are made outside those limits, in so far as they relate to immovable property situate within those limits.] are not exempted from probate / letter of administration.

My property situate within the local limits of the 1*[ordinary original civil jurisdiction] of the High Court, Madras.

The Commission headed by Chairman Dr. Justice AR. Lakshmanan of EIGHTEENTH LAW COMMISSION of the period 2007-2009 has resolved on 18.08.2008 and recommend for the repeal of section 213 altogether from the statute read with Article 15 of the Constitution of India.

Therefore I may be clarified the following points.

1. Being a Hindu undivided family a will document written and registered in my favour by my grandmother at the Registrar office outside the local limit and for a property located at the local limits of the High Courts at Madras has to be probated.

2. The Law Commission proposal to repeal section 213 has been passed in the legislative Department or not

3. In respect of me probate is essential or not.

Yours Faithfully
Perumal.M

ankur jain   26 April 2018 at 10:47

Gram sabha property

sir,

maine delhi mai ek plot kharida hai uska abhi byan rashi hi di hai. jo ki mujhe pta lga ki yah gram sabha ki jameen pe hai isliye uski registry nahi ho rahi only gpa ho rha hai. per vha per 100% makan bane hue hai. kya mujhe kabhi koi dikkat ho saktai hai.

Sanjay   25 April 2018 at 16:30

Co-opt ing members

Co-Opt ing 2 nos. members from within committee members is must or outside committee members can also opted ? or is it possible interchanging office bearer position between chairman/secretary/treaserer ?
if yes then in committee meeting or in AGM/SGM ?
Thanks

Sanjay   25 April 2018 at 16:24

101 recovery

Dear Experts,

1. 101 Recovery - 3 nos. notice is must ? all 3 notices on society letterhead or on legal advocate letterhead ? or only 3rd notice by legal
2.pass resolution before 1st notice or before 3rd notice
3. Inform / approach Dy.Registrar in 1st notice or after 3rd notice ? Kindly give draft format for 101 Recovery in Coop Hsg Soc
Thaks in advance.

Dr. DHANWANTARI G. PANCHOLI   25 April 2018 at 13:49

Can't only one of both give it rent to a company read more

I have a shop and my wife and me are both co owners of the property.
Can't only one of  both give it rent to a company (with due consent of the partner)?
That means Can not only one person be  LESSOR to the LESSEE?
Another party says no both of you have to be in contract for the registered lease deed.
For that purpose my wife can authorize me and give power of attorney for the rent in this case
Even that they do not agree and insist that both of you have to sign the leased deed.
My question is if there are say 10 or 15 person co owner of the property have all these to sign the rent lease document can't one of them do this by due  authorization (by giving power of attorney to one person from all of them)?