Atanu
05 November 2009 at 11:06
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a property and made the agreement with the builder. But when i applied for home loan from SBI and submitted all the necessary document i came to know that builder dont have the development agreement registered. He has purchased the land in 2004 and has the power of attorney for the same but SBI is not ready to accept the same. As per SBI mortgage can't done based on power of attorney.
Is there any ways and means throgh which i can get home from nationalised bank. Please help me with your kind inputs.
Regards,
Atanu
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mr.rag rak
04 November 2009 at 19:19
Sir, As per right register i come to know that my grandfather had purchased 1/4 part of x acre of agriculture land from (A)in 1939 and the same entered in GFname in 1946 for 1/8 partand 1/8partof (A) name. The entries at right register 1943 shows that he sold 1/16 part +1/16 part to M & N farmer of land. Mr.A sold land to B in 1944.The name of B entered by deleting name A in 1946.The name of M & N entered in 1946 refering previous entry with 20 survey no ommiting 2 survey nos.the land uncultivated for years to gather after death of MY GF till 1968.After death of my father in 1995 other farmers made entry for that ommited numbers for their heirs which not appoved till date in right register from any Mamlatdar but name entered in 7/12. Can I apply for the entry my family members name?
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 19:03
sir, My grand father purchased 10 acre of land in 1939.(40 acre of total). On record the mutation entry made (6/A right Register).Then in 1946 during land measurement for compilation of survey no the 5 acre land entered on his name and 5 acre in the name of the original owner name. The same sold to Z in1944 and entered on 6/A. I am holding the registered sale document and regisred mortgage deed from Z to my grand father. Can I claim the rights at present? How?
Dyaneshwar Kirtiwar
04 November 2009 at 14:53
My father transferred his flat to me by executing a gift deed and the same had been registered with the sub registrar about a year ago. But till date we haven't submitted the documents in the society. Now we wish to cancell that gift deed so that the ownership of the flat remains with my father. Please suggest what is the procedure. Do we have to pay the stamp duty once again? Will it be valid if we execute a mutual documents stating that the gift deed is cancelled and I provide my NOC and register these documents with sub-registrar?
Anonymous
03 November 2009 at 20:04
my father died without making a will.now my broher and sister want partition of property .its ok i donot have any problem with that but they are not accept any amount of money i give to my father . and i donot have the any written proof about this money.
MAHESH JOTIBA KOCHERI
03 November 2009 at 18:51
we had purchased a flat ,the agreement also was done, after that we found that the builder had changed the winges without our knowledge . due to which my flat position has changed which i dont want.i will have to now rectify this by making a rectification deed.the agreement of the builder dose not mention any details regarding the position of the flat like, whether its on the road side , garden side etc.except the wing and the flat No.in short i feel that the agreement is incomplete, can we take a stand against the builder for this
also pls guide me as to wat shud be the matter of the rectification deed, so that its complete
Anonymous
03 November 2009 at 18:09
PLease help:
Can a trustee also be the beneficiary of the trust, what is the legal position on this.
shubh chandrika
03 November 2009 at 17:03
Dear Experts,
the case is as follows:
A is a builder. he leased his plot to B (an IT company). the terms of agreement were that B would occupy the leased property in future when the building would be constructed and would pay the rental charges therefrom.
but, after the stipulated time, when the building was constructed, B relinquished his right to the leased property by signing a relinquishment deed and payed consideration as damages to A.
but now A has contended in the Court that it has been a violation of the agreement.
but, B has already by way of relinquishment deed, paid A consideration in the form of damages by free consent of both A & B.
how can B maintain his case in the Court regarding this?
i shall be requesting the Hon'ble Court for an injunction through specific relief act on grounds of apprehension that A may sell that property to some third party before the case is sorted out in regard to the agreement (A had promised B that unless the agreement is sorted out , B shall have right to the Property as the lessee).
Also I wil be adding on "future Promise as consideration" to prove the agreement between my client B and A as a valid agreement. is it correct?
Anonymous
03 November 2009 at 14:22
dear sirs,
it is to draw your kind attention that my grand father(Nana g) died in 2009 having a registered will in 2004 may,giving all share to his sons excluding my mumy and her two sisters.
My query is this that is there any way for my mother to get her share in her father self accuried property?
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deed of settlement
I have executed and registered a deed of settlemnt disposing of my flat jointly in favor of my 3 children. If I wish to eliminate the name of one of the three,who unlike the other 2, has never been with the family since several years, and never cared about the well being of all of us. How could it be done?The deed is still in my possession, and the children are not even aware of its existance. I will be thankful for sound advice.mention is made in the deed that self and wife should be allowed to stay on in the flat till death.