Krishna
18 August 2017 at 18:11
Dear Expert
I purchased a Land in Murbad. The 7/12 of land is available online.The developer is claiming that 7/12 is not required officially signed by Teshildar.Should I accept it from developer or should I get the signed copy from Teshildar. Is it mandatory to have sign copy from Teshildar. Please advice
Anonymous
18 August 2017 at 15:26
I have purchased a flat on GPA system and get register the GPA in registrar office delhi , i have done full payment and he promise me to handover the flat in 7 days but after one month past i locked by flat with the incomplete work now he has stopped the work and basic facilities are missing from building i.e water and electricity he is doing construction work is very slow in rate now i am afraid that when he will complete his work and whether i have to shift or not.....basic is that i want to save my full payment please advice me how can i get the flat or my full payment back. poonamsingh160184@gmail.com
Vinisha Pillai
18 August 2017 at 14:56
Is there any provision under the MHADA Act which compels the developer in a Permanent Alternative Accommodation Agreement to give either furnished or bare shell flats only?
In case the answer to the aforementioned question is negative, is there any case law enlightening the same fact?
wasim
18 August 2017 at 07:25
Sir,My grandmother inherited property from her father and has died.she has 5 sons and one daughter..how is it going to get distributed among her sons and daughter according to Muslim law?
sudip
17 August 2017 at 13:15
My father (passed away 1994) bought a few land and ponds in 60s and 80s, and in 1989 he decided and made will all his property to Us (Me and my elder brother) but my elder sister who got marred in 80s (dad bought a land for her too), she sold the land and live in the home in our village, now she want to capture all the property, which we (brothers and mother) want to sold to other party, we also spoke to my sister for selling those to her in lower price, but she want it for free and now filed a 144(2) against us in a district court,
What should we do to save the ONLY PROPERTY we have for future?
Is it possible to sell the property to someone else right now?
how can we remove 144?
Any other important step we can do in this situation
Please help us with information.
Thanks & Regards
Sudip Mondal
Harish
17 August 2017 at 07:55
I look a shop but in building planing it is show as a kitchen. Builder sell this kitchen to me as a shop. He ask me he is correction in architect plan & saledeed agreement as a shop.loan provide from a co-oprative bank.
Yaseen Shareef Mohammed
16 August 2017 at 23:38
Hi all
I have a property which belong to my ancestors and it falls in contonment area as it is in unsurveyed area so there is no town survey report and I have all titles documents such as sethwar wasoolbaqi in which I am getting my ancestors name and my father is mutated in cantonment board and I recently came to know that there is a gazette notification that my property is notified in waqf act 1954 of sec 4 and it is a revenue notification and not of waqf board so kindly help me whether it is a registered waqf and how to get details from the waqf board how it got notified in gazette and what are details should I ask to waqf board for getting details
Yaseen
Anonymous
16 August 2017 at 17:27
As per registration Leave & Licence agreement completed period of 11 months ap per law its renew wtih MOU or new registration what should do ? pls guide us
Subbegowda
16 August 2017 at 17:05
Hi ,
One of my co sister lost her husband in 2012. There was a property in his name. which was got transferred to her name after few months from his death. Now His Mother and sisters are filed a case and asking for their share in that property. But his sister is well settled and also she got few properties from her mother ( properties were came from her mothers mother side) but still the case is running in court. Even now My co-sister is got married and so they are saying she is not supposed to get property share only Kid can ask for it. Please clarify these confusion. Is there a way to come out of this and stop his sister not to come for share as she is well settled by collecting money from her brother while he was alive.
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