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pankaj Dev   17 November 2017 at 08:45

Flat hand over

I have made one agreement with builder for purchasing one flat at Guwahati on 06.06.2013.Builder supposed to handover the flat 06.12.2015. But ever after repeated follow up no progress in construction. I have already paid 87% of the whole amount and progress of the construction far less than that of amount releases. As per agreement 1) If any dispute relating to this agreement between first party and second party then decision of the is full and final and purchaser will obey the decision without raising any question against the decision of the first party without approaching court of law To over come the clause I have given one notice by me (With out lawyer) stating details of m compensation and ask him to reply without which it will be taken care of court of law. Builder did not give an reply 2)It is specifically stipulated herein that in case of second party commit any default as per payment schedule then second party has to pay 05% interest per month.and after consecutive two month defaulter agreement will stand cancelled and return the amount after deducting 10% amount I have stopped the payment because I have already paid 87% of the whole amount and progress of the construction far less than that of amount releases. Also builder did not give me any demand note Please advice


Anonymous   16 November 2017 at 13:02

Property rights between brothers under a pagdi system

i would like to understand on the below mentioned issue
1) we have propery in mumbai which is under a pagdi system and in the name of my mother who is expired, now the building is going under redevelopment what if one brother does not give the noc for the same ,also he is currently not staying in the same property , can he force me to sell the property or legally can i transfer the property in my name

PrnBCRBant   16 November 2017 at 11:40

Sale of property of a trust by that trust to another trust

1) whether a trust which owns immovable property can sell it to another trust. if yes, what procedure has to be followed ? Note : The trust & the property is situated in Karnataka State.
2) is there any exemption in Stamp Duty and Regn. fees while transferring the property?
3) whether gift deed can be executed in favour of the other Trust with min. of stamp duty?

Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj   16 November 2017 at 11:17

Registration of property

I have an office in a building, which is not a cooperative Society.
It is a limited Company and issues share for the rooms in the building.
I am share holder because i own a room in the building.
Is it necessary to register this transaction.
Is there any judgement which clarifies the situation.

Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj   16 November 2017 at 11:00

Registration of property

I have a property in a building which is a Limited Company (not a cooperative society) which issues shares for the room occupied. The share is a title issued by the Company. Do have I to register it with the sub-registrar of assurances.

Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj   16 November 2017 at 10:58

Registration of property

I have a property in a building which is a Limited Company (not a cooperative society) which issues shares for the room occupied. The share is a title issued by the Company. Do have it register it with the sub-registrar of assurances

D A Rao   15 November 2017 at 16:41

Tribal land as a gift

Dear sir,
Can a tribal person gift his land to a non-tribe? What are the obligations and consequences of this deed?

thanks,
D A Rao

D A Rao   15 November 2017 at 16:38

Purchased a plot in panchayat layout

Dear Lawyers,

I purchased a plot in Panchayat layout in Visakhapatnam. The layout developers got land conversion certificate also. I got it registered in Lankelapalem registration office. Can I resell this property without any legal issues to either parties?

thanks,
D A Rao

Bhavani   15 November 2017 at 15:04

Property law

60years Widow daughter in law can inherit the property from father in law property.

Anonymous   15 November 2017 at 10:41

Kul kayda property with sale permission

Hi,
I have bought a piece of land which comes under KulKayda, however the sale permission for that plot has been obtained and that comment has already been mentioned in the 7/12 extract. I am the 2nd buyer and the permission was obtained by the 1st buyer. Now when I have submitted an application for 7/12 transfer, the talathi has raised an objection saying that such a sale permission for a piece of the plot is not possible.

The comments on 7/12 clearly mention that Kul kayda has been over-ridden by non agricultural provision, but he refuses to accept it.

What should be my next action? Please advise.