yashraj Munot
20 January 2018 at 18:47
A house property is in B category whose registry cannot be done in court,but it has all legal documents and "Akhiv Patrika" on owners name in Land records.
Can such property be purchased by way of court registered authority letter by payment of full stamp duty as per court registry value. Is this viable and whether there is any problem in this?
Whether Maharashtra Govt.GR for Court registry of B category properties passed ?
Pratul Bhandari
20 January 2018 at 10:34
In my khasra number there are two other owners. Total area of the khasra is 27000 meter as per the map but holding of all three owners is 30000. One of the holders is govt depot. How will this be resolved? Is it a fact that by law the farmer has priority ? Under which law in state of UP. Please guide
Abhilash
20 January 2018 at 06:27
Hi,
we have sale agreement with person X in Feb 2015 for a flat in Hyderabad and we paid total amount as he was in need of it.
now he is not coming to the registar office to complete the process. he is making excuses and avoiding us.
i want to know for how many years, that agreement is valid ? do i still have chance to file a case in court and is there any other way to make him come to registar office?
Naveen soni
20 January 2018 at 00:17
Sir i have a property of my ansectors registered on the name of my grand father . I do not have link documents of the property. I have an sales deed/ GPA of the property . I have tax paid receipts of thr property on the name of my grand father. In the ec of the property my grand father name is mentioned!!! Can any descendents of the seller of the property claim any rights for the property. In the papers it is mentioned by the seller that my grand fathers successors have the rights in the property and not by the descendents of the seller !!!. Plz give me guidance on what to do if any such person claim the property???
Anonymous
20 January 2018 at 00:08
3 years back We have constructed a road with oral consent of our neighbours
Almost rs 60000/- i spend for this road
This road have access of 4houses all the expences bared by us only
On the basic of this road we got hoousing loan from bank we have location sketch from villege office
In that location skecth they have mentioned � mud road �
Now one of my neigher trying to block this road
What i will do for retaining this road
If i go to court for an injuction order can i retain this road forever
Akhilesh
18 January 2018 at 02:49
I have book a flat in ghaziabad. At time of booking I have pay 10% of total cost. After that I process for loan for rest amount. Bank has approved loan. But in legal and technical check bank found that builder has mortgage my unit to GDA. Builder make the buyer agreement with me. Now builder start construction and demand the money. I want to cancel the unit because it is disputed. Then builder told to me if you cancel the unit we charge 10% of total cost as a penalty. My question is in this case where is my fault. I am ready for payment if builder clear the property from GDA.
Now I can get any solution please suggest to me. I fill the case in court or not. Court will to me or not. Please suggest me.
N M Ramakoti
18 January 2018 at 01:39
My father died intestate and held a vacant plot (sold by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to the first owner, my father) in clean title under his name. I have acquired the legal heir certificate mentioning myself, my brother, my mother and grandmother as rightful heirs. I would like to know the procedure for selling this land. Is a succession certificate (if applicable in Tamil Nadu) or a settlement / release deed from other legal heirs required for me to sell the land. Will I be required to transfer the property to my name before selling the land?
Mathan
17 January 2018 at 23:41
Hi, I bought a flat in the year 2014. 90% occupancy is there but builder has not yet cleared OC CC and society formation not yet done. Also, Non-registered under RERA. Location is Dombivili, Thane. What is the solution to get these done smoothly. Kindly suggest.
Anonymous
17 January 2018 at 19:26
Hi,i was plaing to buy land in bangalore, and that property(land) had a litigation as one farmer had sold the land to housing society and housing society didnt pay full cash to farmer so the farmer had put case in court for settlement,so the housing society gave back land to farmer and the farmer had returned the amount what ever yhe society had paid to them, later socitey had put case on farmer saying farmer have to pay interest for the amount paid by society for time being and in mean time farmer Sold off the land to other party(3rd party) and now that 3rd party is selling the land to us, so if we purchase the land by 3rd party, do we have to face any legal issues? Please advise on this.
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Property Distribution
Dear sir,
When my great grandfather died his properties were divided between his four sons equally. The rest 3 sons except my grandfather sold all their part of properties. But my grandfather didn't even transfer the property from my great grandfather's name to his name and now one of my grandpa's elder brother is asking a part from my grandfather because it is still in my great grandfather's name as my grandfather didn't even bother transferring property which was given to him at that time from his father's name to his till date. So now what should my grandfather do to retain his property?