Sai Chand
05 May 2017 at 14:31
I intend to create a private trust for passing one of my immovable property to my daughter. Is paying stamp duty for this transaction compulsory under the Tamil Nadu state provisions. Is there any way i can avoid the stamp duty.
Krishna
04 May 2017 at 23:25
Respected Sir / Madam,
Could you please let me know whether sanctioned plan approval number for an apartment under municipal limits in chennai needs to be definitely mentioned in the construction agreement or is it optional? Currently, construction agreement draft version states that the builder would get approval from the competent authority/ies but it doesn't specify the approval reference number. Would it be fine to exclude the number? Request all to throw light on this. Thank you.
namdev kadam
04 May 2017 at 22:33
Hi, my wife's father has a tenacy room after his intestate death she and her other sister signed one affidavit to transfer tenancy rent receipt in elder brother simulteneously brother has signed other affidavit declaring that we three i.e two sister and himself are owner of said room if it disposed off both sister has their share of considerable amount.now he is dead after disposed off said room but his son denying to give their share.so your valuable advice is requested.what is use of affidavit signed in presence of presidency magistrate by her brother.
rakesh
03 May 2017 at 16:32
i have a chawl in mumbai.i am aadivasi by caste.i am a heemla maalik.i have mothers name in 7/12 uttara and property card.i am regularly paying property tax to maharastra govt and getting receipt in my mummys name.originally the land is in name of dinshaw trust.i want to know my rights as heema maalik.am i owner of land & so can i sell my land to any builder.thk u
Devendra B
03 May 2017 at 16:15
Hi,
My family has been living in our current house for more than 40 years.
The land belongs to our landlady but the house was built and maintained by us.
My grandfather was a the original rentee and he passed away 35 years ago.
Post his death, our landlady passed away as well and since then her sister's son has been collecting rent and issuing receipts for the same in my grandmother and mother's name (2 rooms).
However, we recently learnt that the property is still registered to the landlady and her sister's son does not have any documents proving that he is the legal heir. Nor has he paid any property tax for years now.
On confronting him, he said that he had a POA in his name given by the landlady. He now wants to give our neighbours the POA and move out of this. Our neighbours and we already have a case pending in the court since they (neighbours) are trying to forcefully take possession of the attic of our side of the house which has been in our possession for the past 30 years.
My question here is, is he legally allowed to take rent from us when the property does not belong to him?
Also, can he transfer ownership of the land to our neighbours? Doesn't the POA gets nullified with death of the person giving the POA?
Should we approach the rent controller and deposit the rent with the court?
Mehta
03 May 2017 at 10:31
Whether Deed of Cancellation prepared to cancel the original Conveyance Deed executed in 1989 and registered with sub-registrar-Mumbai,Maharashtra in 1995. Both the parties are relatives.
(i) can be treated as valid & legal ?
(ii) stamp duty & registration fee payable ?
shireen shaikh
02 May 2017 at 17:08
Hello, I want an expert advise on the below matter.
We are a Muslim Family. My Father in law has been died with no Will. Now Brother-in-law and Mother-in-Law are telling my husband and me to leave the house. And for that my Mothe-in-Law is giving us the mental pressure. What should we do now? Please help us to resolve this issue. We will be greatful if theres anything in Muslim Law to get partition or something like that to spend a peaceful life. Waiting for the advises from all the experts.....
Sheikh Mohammed Shoaib Latif
02 May 2017 at 15:09
Sir,
A salaried income Flat buyer paid initial amount expression of interest (EOI) and 10% of value of flat purchase paid to builder from his pocket. After that the buyer approached to the nationalized banks for home laon for Rs 6,00,000/- as the falt cost was 1.4 cr. The banks refused to give loan to buyer as he crossed 45 yrs. Age limit for the amount.
The flat buyer innocently registered the flat paying MVT and other taxes for total cost of Rs 900000/- as per the verbal assurance of support by sales team. The buyer estimated by planning to sell his native place asset and pay the balance and take minimum loan from bank which he is eligible for. Unfortunately the demonetization has blocked all transaction and no party at native place had come ahead to buy his assets. without reading the clause of flat cannot be sold for 2 years after registration agreement done. The builder send 2 notice for delayed payment and final reminder for cancellation letter.
The query can a builder register sales agreement with buyer without any pre approval sanction by banks for housing loan. Kindly suggest expert advice.
Regards
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Property transfer to kids after father's death
My father died in 2013. We are 4 sons and 1 sister and our mother is alive. My father left behind an agricultural land plus a big site having a small house, all of which is his self earned property.
1. What is the procedure to transfer this to our name?
2. What is the procedure to divide this property among ourselves?