SONU KUMAR SHAW
07 August 2017 at 21:17
Last month I bought a plot of land in Kolkata.,West Bengal. But unfortunately in Sale Deed there remains two mistakes. On the page which have map of land Mouza mentioned is wrong again length of land is shown in map as 50 feet insted of 50 feet 6 inches.
Now registrar has suggested us to make a declaration deed.
I want to know the validity and importance of the declaration deed. Is it ok or there is a better way.
Kindly give your valuable suggestion.
Nithin S P
07 August 2017 at 20:53
Hi,
My father has purchased a property (two 30*40 plots) in Bangalore and has GPA registered in his name way back in 80's. He has Panchayathi Katha as well in his name.
Now, after his retirement now he is planning to register those plots to his children and take loan for building a house there.
Since, these plots are under BBMP after 2008, as he not progressed with respect to documentation till now. We would like to know how to proceed on this to get the documents ready to take a loan, as per the basic investigation done by us, we need registration paper, BBMP property tax receipt, BBMP katha etc.
Kindly let us know the procedure to get all documents such that it is legally correct and loan would be sanctioned.
Regards,
Nithin
Allan
07 August 2017 at 14:46
There are 6 brothers who own a property that has been handed to them by their mother (now passed).
One brother is refusing to sign papers to sell the property to a developer (already interested and wants to pay now).
Can the majority rule if only 1 of the 6 shares refuses. How can we get him to sign the papers for sale?
Vikas Bansal
07 August 2017 at 14:22
My friend's widow mother and his brother transferred their portion of house on my friends name. It was on name of my friend, his brother and his widow mother. Now they are accusing him that my friend got house transferred by using wrong means. There was no exchange of money against house transfer. I understand that due to parent act my friend's mother is entitled to get her property back. But is my friend's brother also entitled to take his portion back?
ayush
06 August 2017 at 23:34
After the death of Khewat , Can a share holder make a will of the property when other share holders have died too Also the Khewat Owner has died without making any will and there is no legal heir now.
Ankit Pandey
05 August 2017 at 01:06
I had booked a house in 2013 in Goregaon, Mumbai. Due to some unforeseen reasons I had defaulted on payment of the construction linked payment demanded by the builder. However, I was able to clear all the dues eventually and got my flat registered. Soon after registration of the flat the builder informed me that he is planning to make a sample flat in my registered house and is planning to upgrade me to one floor higher. He mentioned over an email that we will not be charged any additional money for it. I agreed to it over an email thinking it will be done immediately.
It has been approximately 9 months since the upgrade promise but the builder is dragging his feet over it. The building is complete and the OC is expected within a couple of days but I am unable to get my keys from the builder.
He is saying that he will first cancel the previous agreement stating non payment of dues by us and then get a new agreement registered after a couple of days in a different area of the city. I have been asked to believe that stating non payment of dues will result in full refund of the registration and stamp duty.
I am extremely apprehensive about this process of cancellation first and then getting it registered again. What if after cancellation the builder days that you keep your money and buy another property? Or worse, what if he does not refund the money paid to him? Kindly advice if this is the correct way or there is an alternate way for us.
Thanks for your help in advance!
ayush
05 August 2017 at 00:20
What happens to the validity of a Khewat after Khewat owner dies and can the mutation of property happen in the name of beneficiaries of the registered Will of dead khewat owner?
ksethuramalingam
04 August 2017 at 23:16
Dear sir,
My father in law has given my wife some agricultural land in Tamilnadu by a registered dhanapathiram..
My father in law was managing the Land . After he died my brother in law was managing the Land. Brother in law
was running a finance company and he could not repay the deposit collected by him.So he was arrested a case was filed in Economic offence wing by the depositors.and the case is in Economic offences court Madurai. He was arrested in the year 2003 /2004.
One of the person who gave money to my brother in law occupied the land and he is cultivating the land.
When we approached him he says he has given money to my brother in law and so he has taken the land.
We have the original document and patta. Since he has occupied the land nobody is willing to buy this Land.
My brother in law is not responding to us.
how can we get back our Land ? kindly advice us.
Regards
K.Sethuramlingam
Anonymous
04 August 2017 at 21:38
I want an expert opinion : The matter relates to Kerala Hindu Family
The father died intestate. The 9 children with mother executed partition deed for the property obtained by succession. In the said partition deed, one member did not sign, even though his name is mentioned in the document. The incident is 20 years back. Now the same want to ratify by accepting the said deed by the non signed member.
Kindly advice me the remedy
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