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Ajit N Katkoria   22 October 2016 at 13:23

Transfer of immovable property

My elder brother's wife (bhabhi) is holding a land/plot solely in her name since 1987. Since, they do not have children, my Bhabhi wants to transfer 50% of the said plot into my name. But, I was advised to transfer or gift the rights to my elder brother first and pay stamp duty & related fees and then let my elder brother give gift this 50% to me by gift deed. Is it possible? what is the tax implications -gift tax/ capital gain tax to my Bhabhi or my elder brother or to me?

Please advice and thanks in advance.

Ajit K.

shyam lal sharma   22 October 2016 at 11:58

Foster son's rights over the ancestral proeprty of fostering father

Good Morning Learned Advocates...

Please give me the difference between Adopted Son and Foster Son's rights and liabilities over the ancestral property.

Can a "Foster Son" claim the ancestral property of his late foster father?

Please give referance of case law or Act...

Thanks in advance

Md sablu   22 October 2016 at 06:26

Can give a property to one son

Sir, mere Papa 4 Bhai hai.Papa sab SE bade nabalig SE hi Dada ke sath business me rahe .us time hamara Ghar ka siwa much nahi tha. Uske baad hi sab property kharida.lekin sab dadi ke naam par hai.ab pata laga hai ki Dada chuke SE 20 khata khet ekbchaha ke naam SE kar rahe hai...Dada dadi dono abhi hai.. Ab kya karna chahiye...aur iska pata kaise lagaye...

SAA_Bombay   21 October 2016 at 15:08

Tuitions

Dear Sirs,
In our society there are at least 4-5 house which take tuitions, we can understand for 4-5 students but here at least 70-80 students come on daily basis / house. In one meeting members decided to charge Rs 500/- per month to this members for excess use of lift of scty. But this member say that no one can stop them from taking tuition as it is High court decision & scty can't even charge them for same.
Does it mean that scty members has to bear excess cost of lift & electricity just becoz high court has ordered this? does it mean that this member will do whatever they want? they keep entire shoes / chappels in front of other members house shabby floor also there is noise round the clock. Please guide what to do? can't scty take any action on this?

Raviprakash   21 October 2016 at 13:52

Handover of the society

Dear Friends,

Our builder is pushing to take the handover by the provision society. The BMC water supply has not yet started. He is supplying tanker water.

Please advise whether legally he can force the Manageing committee to take the handover without the Municipal corporation water.

Regards,
Ravi

Malay Bhattacharya   20 October 2016 at 18:16

Succession certificate

Sir,
My father got expired in 2000 ,left me(son),Wife(mother) married daughter having two children.

Who is the legal successor of his fixed Assets like land and Building?

And how do i get succession certificate sir?

Kumaran N   20 October 2016 at 11:12

legal advice on property:

Hello Experts,

As per stamp agreement between my father Mr. Neela and Mr. Raju has on 4th Oct 1990 were has my father Mr. Neela lended rupees 30,000/- ( thirty thousand rupees ) has a loan, which was agreed by the borrower Mr. Raju liable to pay within 4 months, later he never paid, on the same he had handed over his sale deed document to my father has a security for his loan. Declaring sale deed which is free from disputes and litigations dully singed y both Mr. Neela and Mr. Raju, with required withness

Later Mr. Raju, passed away, today his son coming forward and wants the sale deed document back in returning the borrowed money with interest of his father Mr. Raju which was liable to us.

We need your help, and advise me on the below doubts.

1. As per law, can father Mr. Neela claim the schedule property as per the agreement by Mr. Raju legally, if yes what is the procedure. Or can we claim a property value on the same.

2. If we accept the proposal of his son in repaying the said amount, what is the value which needs to be considered or the rate of interest as on today’s value.

3. If need to do the smooth handover between both parties do we any agreement to be made for the benefit of both in future.

Appreciate your time and effort in addressing my request. Thank you

Srinivas   20 October 2016 at 10:19

About inaam land in hyderabad

sir can any body tell me whether Inaam land can be sold or not if yes the inaamdar only is enough to execute the sale transaction or his legal heirs also will need kindly tell me

Srinivas   20 October 2016 at 10:11

Inaam land dispute reg

sir we have inaam land of my grand father at hyderabad till 1990 - 1995 our name only there in revenue records after that some body name is entered and the person who's name is entered is saying I was got this land through sale from third person (not from Inamdar)presently we are in the physical position so how we can proceed in this situation kindly tell me