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Meghana1960   12 November 2017 at 10:13

Conversion to NA plot

Hi, we 3 sisters have been given 17 gunha of agricultural land by our dad. It is near singhgadh area. There r apartments development nearby. But area is not under PMC yet. We have one more villager sharing equal land in our gut no.
What can we do to convert land to NA, how will it cost?
Any agent that you know of ?
Kindly advise !
Thanks !

Anonymous   11 November 2017 at 23:05

Conversion to NA land

Hi, we three sisters r given 17 gunha each agricultural land near singhgadh pune by our dad. It does have a traditional access road to it. We want to make it NA and make smaller plots and sell them.Kindly tell us
What is the procedure and how much conversion fees will b required ?

Sandeep   11 November 2017 at 21:59

Land transfer to son

Hi respected expert... My father name in agriculture land 7/12 ramsingbhai. but identity proof documentation of my father is mansingbhai... Grandfather name is same in all.my document have father name mansingbhai... Now question is my father Land transfer to me....what should do..please guide me...I requests

PIYUSH SHETH   11 November 2017 at 19:26

Release of rights through affidavit duly notarized.

Property: Residential Flat Ownership: Jointly owner by son and mother. Mother expired intestate a couple of years back leaving behind 3 sons, including the joint owner and 1 daughter (assuming all are alive) as her legal heirs. The 2 brothers and sister have signed a joint affidavit in favour of brother (joint owner) stating that they have no right, title and interest in the flat. The affidavit is made on stamp paper of RS.500/- and is duly notarized (registered notary with serial number). My question is; 1. Can the affidavit be considered sufficient legal document to transfer 100% rights in the flat in the name the joint owner? 2. If not, what is required to be done from the society point of view to make sure the transfer, if done, is not challenged in the future.

Vivek Ghadi   11 November 2017 at 15:49

Land Litigation

Hi Experts, My father and uncle had purchase land in Dahisar with 25 tanents on land in 1980. They had prepared Sale deed. But that time they have not done registration. Because lack of knowledge. But on the property card My father and uncle have Thier name as imala malak (remark - H) with reference to Sale deed. In 1993 they gone for Extension agreement and conveyance deed. In the same year we put this papers for registration & stamp duty. But we have not paid full amount of registration fees. As DP road in going from our land. Somebody suggest do not paid full amount of registration fees that time. In 2012, we receive one letter from Registration department, old custom house,CST to pay the balance amount to complete the procedure. So as per that letter we paid the balance registration fees. And complete the registration procedure. We received Index 2 and certified copy of registered documents of land. But till date we have not received original papers from the department. The main owner (seller) has expired in 1994. Now his legal heirs have there name on 7/12. But they do not have there name on property card. The legal heirs of seller had done deal with one builder for land development in 2008. One of the tanant had done NA of one piece on land from our land in 2010. We had won the case against all the tanents ( the case was originally suit by seller in 1976). We received the decree to remove the tanant from land in 1983. But we have not use that decree to remove the tanant. My question? 1) Can we able to put our name on property card, 7/12 & 6/12. 2) Can we able to win the case against legal heirs for the agreement they had done with builder for development. 3) Can we able to remove the tanant on the basis of decree received in the year 1983. 4) Can we able to win case against the tanant who has done NA of small piece of land.

sheeba   11 November 2017 at 04:41

About mutation of property in DDA

Dear sir/madam we are applying for mutation of property of my fathers names property to my mothers name and we already have Relinquishment deed done... Now our advocate have taken our original copy of R Deed for mutation in dda is it the right way....coz now we hv only photocopy of Relinquishment deed with us..is tht a,valid document ...kindly help

Firoze Wadia   10 November 2017 at 21:42

Summary route court fees .....

Investment of 2 crs was done in prime area in Mumbai for a flat over a period of 2012 to 2015.
Flat delivery was supposed to given in Dec 2015. Construction activity at site stopped since last 3 yrs. Matters discussed with the Bldr. MOU signed in Feb 2017 wherein PDCs spanning over a year were given by the Bldrs. All PDCs bounced except for two. No paymt coming for months. Decided to file a Summary Suit. The amount agreed with the Bldr in MOU is 2.82 crs.
Question 1 to be asked is that if go the Summary route what is Court fees we will have to for the said Amy of 2.82 cr. Question 2 Can the court fee be paid by cheque /or demand draft or Online or Cash.

Anonymous   10 November 2017 at 14:56

Release of rights through affidavit duly notarized.

Property: Residential Flat
Ownership: Jointly owner by son and mother.

Mother expired intestate a couple of years back leaving behind 3 sons, including the joint owner and 1 daughter (assuming all are alive) as her legal heirs.

The 2 brothers and sister have signed a joint affidavit in favour of brother (joint owner) stating that they have no right, title and interest in the flat. The affidavit is made on stamp paper of RS.500/- and is duly notarized (registered notary with serial number).

My question is;

1. Can the affidavit be considered sufficient legal document to transfer 100% rights in the flat in the name the joint owner?

2. If not, what is required to be done from the society point of view to make sure the transfer, if done, is not challenged in the future.

Mith Pune MH   10 November 2017 at 12:19

Parking

I live in Pune. Agreements for all the flats in our society was done in 2015-2016. Builder has sold parking spaces to 16 members. 4 members are without any parking space. I have below questions:
1. As per the articles I have read on internet, builders were not supposed to sell parking spaces at the time we had our registrations done (I am not sure whether the members who have purchased the parking from the builder have anything mentioned in the agreement regarding this.). So are the allotments done by the builder void?
2. The society now claims that there is not enough space in the premises to give any parking to the remaining 4 members. However, some members who have purchased the parking have empty spaces with them. The society has laid down the rule that members who do not have parking space will have to park their vehicles in the parking space of the owners and pay them rent. Is this legal? Can the society lay down any such rule?
3. How can I challenge the right to park the vehicle in the society premises?

Yadagiri. K   10 November 2017 at 12:19

Validity of cancelation property deef

Is there any validity period to cancelation of a property deed, suppose someone purchased a property illegally, after few years originall property holder came to know about this issue, so is there any validity period to cancel the sale deed..