Anonymous
07 July 2023 at 16:49
I purchased a garage in a small housing state consisted of 14 flats and two shops and three garages. Out of three garage, one is of mine and two are of landlord. From begining that is in the year of 2021 , I have been using water and for this I am advised to pay maintenance charges every month @ 60 paise per sft that is Rs.120/- for 200 SFT. I find the landlord is doing everything which he thinks best like allowing his tenants to park their motorcycles in non-parking space , expenses done as per his own discretion and so on. Out of 14 flats , 6 flats are of his own and all are rented. As I am the only person who pointed out it before all occupants , he convinced other flat owners to develop an idea in them that garage own cannot intervene into the housing affairs, even he can not participate into the periodical meeting, can not opine anything in the housing matter.Henceforth, from begining of 2023, they have isolated me , not allowing me taking part in the housing matter. Providing Accounts Copy is
stopped and so on. Their observations expressed to me verbally that garage owner has no right to take part in the housing matter and so they will not call on me in the meeting, even they opine that I am not required to pay monthly maintenance service charges, which I do not follow, I am paying.
In my deed of Conveyance it is clearly specified that I am the owner of all Common spaces, Stair Case, Roof etc. up to the limit of proportionate portion of the property. Under the circumstances, I have decided to challenge the matter in the court of law to regain my honour and respect to the occupants of the housing. With same status, I wish to be there.Kindly advise me what to do to maintain my self-respect.
Regards.
Anonymous
07 July 2023 at 09:56
My father and mother jointly owned a property in Pune , Maharashtra and as per religion we are Jain. My mother died in 1998 and my father died last year and I am the only child. My father had made the registered will according to which I am the executor and beneficiary of the will and the only child .
As per the experts (on this website )advice I was informed that there is no need to transfer the sale deed in my name .
In Maharashtra we also have additional document , Index 2 which is a legal certificate that states all the details of property registration, along with the necessary documents submitted at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) for records.
My queries are as follows.
1. will it be possible to get my name entered in Index 2 without having sale deed transferred in my name? Because without have my name entered in Index 2 i cannot have my electricity bill transferred in my name .
2. When we say revenue records does it mean online records or index 2 ? can i get the name changed in revenue records without having sale deed transferred in my name.
3. In my situation the transfer of sale deed is not permitted or as per the advise of the experts that it is not needed was due to the reason that i will have to pay the stamp duty again which will be a unnecessary burden on my pocket.
4. In case i cannot have my name entered in index 2 than what alternative procedure i should follow to have name change in electricity bill.
Thanking you in advance.
Veena Gopal
06 July 2023 at 15:30
Hello, I had invested in byuing a property , but that was registered in my friends name. I did not have any mutual agreement or gpa or any documentation done. My friend expired and now his family doesnt know the existance of this property. But they are also not interested in retuening my investment or giving me the property for which I have invested. Please advice what to do
shubham dubey
06 July 2023 at 10:52
Actually buy flat which is constructed G+4 but in plan is not mention 4th of this floor, there are only 3rd floor plane, so its legal or illegal and what is impact like if i want sell and regarding valuation
Can i take action against to promoter ?
Anonymous
05 July 2023 at 15:19
https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/2023/jul/05/160-flat-owners-lose-occupancy-papers-inbengaluru-2591512.html
This is the entire context. Are the flat owners going to lose their flats . The deviations are fault of builders. They somehow got the OC and provided to buyers so there was no qn of doubting.
Anonymous
03 July 2023 at 17:58
There is a coconut tree near the property line that we share with a neighbour. This tree leans towards the neighbour's property, but away from their house. It is wholly located within our boundaries. It is a very healthy tree, with healthy roots and no sign of any disease. There are also two thick support cables that are tied to the tree to points in our property as extra support.
This tree was in it's present position before the neighbours bought this house and they were well aware of it. It was a non-issue for them then, but since they bought the house, they were pestering my dad to cut it down, which at one point led to a verbal quarrel. Since then, they use any means possible to have the tree removed. Now they are misusing the District Collector's orders on disaster management to have the tree removed, claiming that it poses danger to their life and property.
We feel that they are misusing a law to settle a score with my dad. Healthy, disease-free trees such as this take a very long time to yield, lasts for several decades and are resilient to even hurricane strength winds. With the support steel cables on it, there is no chance that the tree will fall in the neighbour's direction, even in the worst case scenario.
Do we have a recourse in this matter or are we simply forced to give in to their false complaint claiming relief? Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks.
Ganesh
02 July 2023 at 17:03
I am planning to buy a flat in a building which is about 20 years old. in the existing agreement documents, builder has mentioned builtup area as 740 sqft.
Can I consider this as a MOFA carpet area?
Rock
01 July 2023 at 20:29
My father brought a land 13 years ago. When the land was purchased, the owner gave us a pathway from main road to our land which was 20 feet (touching south-west corner). At the time of our purchase, he did not sell any other part of his property. The 20 feet pathway was the only accessible to us and that pathway stops at the begining of our land and does not goes further. After few years, he divided his land which was behind our land and sold them to other parties. Furthermore he has extended that 20 feet pathway till the end of his land, so that the other parties can use that pathway. Now the problem is my land at the south is 25 meters length. The pathway that is given to us is only 6 meters south-west. From the 7th meter till 25th meter he has built a wall so that i don't build a gate or use that path. We requested him to remove the wall, since outside our land is the common path which he has extended for the parties behind. However he refuses. Please advise. Is it legal for me to ask him to remove that wall which he has built in the common path, though in document its not mentioned?
bkp1
30 June 2023 at 18:16
I and my wife live in a Flat in a Condominium, comprising 6 Flats in Pune. We are both Senior Citizens. The Flat is in my wife's name. My queries are:
(a) Is there any provision by which the ownership can now be changed to Joint Names?
(b) Since this is not a Co-op Housing Society and Shares / Nominations are not there for the Flat, is making a Will the simplest way of ensuring that after her the Flat passes on to me, and if I precede her, to our son? If yes, does the Will necessarily need to be registered AND probated for a Flat located in Pune?
The objective is to ensure that after us, the Flat legally passes on to our son. Guidance on the simplest process appreciated
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