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SANTTHOSH SHETTY   14 April 2017 at 11:41

Precautions to be taken while taking over of society management

I bought flat in redeveloped building in 2013, which got OC, and i got possession in May 2014. Old society as it is will continue and their MC members. Society MC term was expired in Jan 2016 still continuing without election or new committee.
Now New flat purchasers approached registrar for membership & Election is going to happen in next month or soon. few of the old members are already filed complaint with registrar for redevelopment irregularities.Legal notices already been served and no revert given by the management committee. These old members may go for court case near future.
in this scenario what precaution the newly to be elected committee should take before taking charge of the society management. Kindly suggest.

Dinesh Kandpal   14 April 2017 at 11:34

Rights of bonafide owner

Hello sir, Is a flat purchaser secured by way of registered agreement with full consideration paid to builder and in possession of a flat, wherein now another person has claimed that builder had offered / allotted the same flat 20 years back, also paid money but agreement was never done? Can the previous so called buyer drag the bonafide owner in his dispute with the builder? Pls guide. Regards Dinesh

Suranjan Bose   14 April 2017 at 01:31

Incorrect plot number found in the online system against my deed

Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to write down my problem here so that someone from this forum provides me the right direction/solution for this problem.

While verification of an advocate it has been identified that the Plot Number present in the computerized system against my flat’s Deed is not correct. Perhaps a typo was happened while entering the Plot Number data in the computerized system during the time of registration process. But the Plot Number is correctly present in the registration hard copy (certified copy) as well as in the hard copy of mother deed. That is wrong data is only present in the computerized system, not in the certified hard copy. The discrepancy I have also found from http://banglarbhumi.gov.in/ website.

Below is the example:
Current Plot Number present in the online system, as below:
RS-03844, RS-03844/350
But the same is present in the hard copy (certified copy), as below:
RS-00384, RS-00384/350

Please advise how can I correct the Plot Number in the online system?

Looking forward to see your responses. Thanking you.

Rohan   14 April 2017 at 00:45

kulkayada

How can we restored land in kulkayada?
how can we challenged 32M and 32G?
if land is adivasi then kulkayada land can be restored?
were to make a apeal?

VIJAY KANTHI   13 April 2017 at 21:19

Gift deed cancellation

Wife is an ostensible owner of a suit schedule property, On 24-03-2007 Husband named "Y" purchased 4 No of Plots in the name of his Wife named "X".
X has transferred said sale deed in the form of Gift Deed to the Husband "Y" on 18-06-2007.
After some time aroused issues between both of them, hence X has approached sub-registrar and submitted a Cancellation deed and same was admitted and done by the SRO.
Now Husband Y is challenging the Cancellation deed.
Issues :-
1). Whether Gift deed is revocable...?
2) Remedies for Husband.
3) Husband can file a writ under "Writ of Mandamus" at high court and would he seek cancellation of deed.

Anonymous   13 April 2017 at 17:37

Name transfer of residential property

Hello Sir,

THE CASE:

The said residential property is in Aligarh, U.P . It is not an ancestral property. The registered owner of the property was my grandfather, who passed away 20 years ago. The mutation of the property was never done, hence the property is still in his name. He had no will. My grandmother died 5 years ago. Now my grandparents had 3 sons. One of which is my dad. Out of the three sons, one does not want the property at all. Hence the remaining interested parties are the two sons. The market value of the property is 20 Lakh Rupees.

The following are the questions :

1. What is the procedure to transfer the property from my grandfather's name to the two interested sons ?

2.How does the third son relinquish his right ?

3. What all documents would be required ?

4. How many days would the procedure take?

5. What would be the total cost ?

6. Could you also kindly mention the aprox U.P stamp duty charges for the mutation of the property? (Since different States have different Stamp Duty Charges).

Thank you.

Roopak   13 April 2017 at 17:34

Name transfer of residential property

Hello Sir,

THE CASE:

The said residential property is in Aligarh, U.P . It is not an ancestral property. The registered owner of the property was my grandfather, who passed away 20 years ago. The mutation of the property was never done, hence the property is still in his name. He had no will. My grandmother died 5 years ago. Now my grandparents had 3 sons. One of which is my dad. Out of the three sons, one does not want the property at all. Hence the remaining interested parties are the two sons. The market value of the property is 20 Lakh Rupees.

Question:

1. What is the procedure to transfer the property from my grandfather's name to the two interested sons ? How does the third son relinquish his right ?

2. What all documents would be required ?

3. How many days would the procedure take?

4. What would be the total cost ?

5. Could you also kindly mention the aprox U.P stamp duty charges for the mutation of the property? (Since different States have different Stamp Duty Charges)

Thank you.

kunal   13 April 2017 at 15:53

pg

Sir if i take 2bhk flat on rent in mumbai can i keep pg in it ??

Devaraj   13 April 2017 at 13:10

I need a lawyer who can handle case at tumkur

i need a lawyer who can handle case at tumkur as of now i tired to meet and engaged with some lawyer regarding a land issue but no use even i spend money as fees as expenses at court and departments but no work seems, At tumkur Thaluk office i given a application through our lawyer to get a court ordered copy but still they are not giving, daily they will give any one reason and tell us to come tomorrow like way its going. actually order dated is last year same April-16. My question is why in thaluk office or thashildar office work is not going speedy. may be if i spend money only they will give i think so but i am not a rich person to give bribe. totaly i am fed up this system. Even today also our grand mother waiting there at Thaluk office tumkur for getting the order copy but case worker answer is "wait i am in search of the same" from last 3 months he is in search.

Mahesh Chandra   13 April 2017 at 06:29

Registration of land

Hi,
Can I purchase a land that is allotted to SC category currently. I am from general category and belong to Uttarakhand, so please suggest the best way.

Regards,
Mahesh Chandra