Anonymous
15 March 2025 at 13:14
Hello, I am a house and there are two ways to my house. One at the frontside of the house and one at the backside. The backside road is a small road where only a single person can walk at a time. The one at the front is a wide road where a 2 people can walk together at a same time, Earlier for a period of 14 years, this front road was used as a public road with 4 foot road and vehicles used to pass by. Later when one of my neighbour who is staying in front of us got an issue with her neighbour, with the permission of all of us, she constructed a cement wall over the road with a promise that, she will remove the wall on our demand and the purpose of construction of wall was just for to scare her neighbor. But later when we asked, she demanded 25 lacks for demolishing the wall. now I I have a small in front of my home and I need to do something as soon as possible as my son's marriage is coming in this year. What can I do in such a situation ? what rights I have and how can I get back our 4 feet public road back from her ?
Sudhakar
12 March 2025 at 16:08
I have a site at Pollachi, Coimbatore dist. Tamilnadu.
size measuring 45' X 80' = 3600 s.ft. in area
It is a Pollachi Housing cooperative society allotted site. Registered society.
Now can a split it & sell it. (2025 s.ft & 1575 s.ft.)
Is it legally allowed or not.
Could you please guide me in this regard.
Ranga Barath
10 March 2025 at 04:29
The builder merges two single bedrooms in to one 3BHK, deviating front original plan. This so called combo 3BHK has two registration documents. Two property Assessment. Only one such buyer of combo 3BHK was allotted two stilt parking and rest of the buyers of combo are allotted open parking. Is it fair
Devarajan S
08 March 2025 at 17:02
My close relative drowned in Ganga and his body could be traced. How to manage his tax / financial liabilties and assets (ba k accounts, deposits, shares, house property, etc.)? His family had only his salary income.
Vijay
06 March 2025 at 09:45
Hello Experts,
I have a query regarding a parking issue in my friend's society. My friend has been residing there for 15-18 years, and his builder-allotted parking (165 sq.ft) was part of his registered sale deed. He used this space without any issue until December 2024, when the society committee unilaterally reduced his parking size to 100 sq.ft — without any prior notice, consent, or formal communication.
The committee claims this change is based on the size mentioned in Index II (100 sq.ft). However, my friend presented the municipal-approved plan, which clearly shows 165 sq.ft. Despite this, the committee insists Index II is final.
It’s important to note that a few years ago, the same committee pressured him to sell his parking to the society, offering an alternate space instead. He refused, and since then, there have been multiple indirect efforts to interfere with his parking, but this sudden, unilateral and illegal alteration was unexpected. And most importantly, of all the 25 parking in my society, which are all builder-allotted parking as per sales deed, they have altered only my parking.
Legally, in case of conflict between Index II and the municipal-approved plan, does the municipal plan (reflecting actual physical dimensions) take precedence? How should this situation be addressed?
What is the legal standing in such a case, and how should this be addressed?
Anonymous
04 March 2025 at 11:57
The Partition Deed was made in 1989 between Brothers and Sister and Mother after death of father. Accordingly some properties mentioned in Partition Deed were transferred and Sold. The Sisters were given money from Sale proceeds of sold property also some sisters had relinquished their rights in Partition Deed. Now after 20 Years Daughters went to file Civil Suite of Partition claiming equal rights in 2011. In this situation the property is already divided can such equal rights claim is applicable in this case. Pl. suggest from Legal Standpoint
Anonymous
04 March 2025 at 11:55
Dear Sir,
In our AGM we passed a resolution to adopt new byelaws but since then five months have passed so do we need to hold SGM to reconfirm approval of the members? Please guide.
Rajiv Agarwal
02 March 2025 at 19:32
In my leave and license agreement the licensor has mentioned that if licensee do not vacate the flat the licensor can disconnect electricity and also other basic amenities ie gas water etc. The agreement was signed 2 years back. Now instead of filling eviction suit he is threatening to cut the electricity if we do not vacate the flat. Is there any judgement wherein it is mentioned that even if mentioned in the agreement the licensor cannot disconnect essential services like electricity water and gas and has to follow due course of law to get the tenant evicted from the premises. We will pay for the judgement copy and would like to see that particular paragraph before proceeding further. Thank you.
Anonymous
02 March 2025 at 12:42
Hello, I am the owner of flat in Pune and my father is co owner which is listed in index 2 page. I paid all the emis and all amount. Now I want to know is there any way I can transfer the full flat ownership to my wife. And change co ownership of my father.
Please suggest me optimal way around !
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Possession & no title deed
Two parties entered into an agreement for sale & purchase. From the day one, the vendors gave exclusive possession of the land to the buyers. The latter fulfilled their obligation of paying the consideration 100% as specified, by cheques. Registration was promised within 6 months from the date of the final payment. But the vendors walked away from doing it. The buyers however, did not take any action and 40 yers have passed now! Possession does not mean title. Is there any remedy left for them anywhere under any law in India? Thank you.