Jolly V.Sharma
04 September 2009 at 18:11
Pls tell me the difference between the words- having right, title and interest in the property.
deepika menda
04 September 2009 at 15:45
Does only possesing title of any property establish your right & interest in the same too.This is related to a property a suit flat, where in the plaintiffs have managed to establish title of the flat, however, the right and interest as per my knowledge has been with the defendants who are in possesion of the same. I want to clarify inthis context whether right and interest is possessory right or is there something else which could mean right & interest.
MATHEW
04 September 2009 at 15:26
(1)I have 2 flats in my own name. The first one was purchased in 2003 at a cost of rs.5 lakh. I want to transfer one of the flat in the name of my wife. What is the best mode of transfer with out any money transaction ? What is the income tax implication ? (2) If I sell the flat, using that money can I buy a flat/property in our joint name or solely in her name as a reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ? (3) Can the money got by selling a flat can be used for buying land as reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ?
Sachin Avhad
04 September 2009 at 12:19
Hello All,
I have purchased an apartment in last year. I am second owner of this apartment. We have made "Aggrement to Sale" i.e. Between me & first owner.
Now I want to sell this flat but new purchaser is demanding "Deed of Apartment" between mee & first owner.
But I have "Deed of Apartment " between builder & first owner.
So is there must need of to do "Deed of Apartment?" between mee & first owner.
Thanks,
Sachin.
sachin arora
03 September 2009 at 20:13
Sir/Madam,
We purchased a land two years back.The plot was too big and the owner sold it in four parts. when we went to purchase the land, the first part was sold. the owner told us that the first part had a length of 24.9 foot.We took the second part os the plot with the front of 42 foot. Subsequently all the parts were sold by the owner and the registration was done for all of them on one day as the land actually belonged to a person of punjab and this owner had given only the token to them.
Immediately after the registration, we made the boundary of the land with correct measurements. After two years, now when we planned for making our house, the third party told us that their front was 32 foot in the registration paper but it was actually coming 30 foot in measurement. They checked our registry and then measured our plot which was coming right. Then they measured their adjacent plot i.e. fourth part which actually belonged to the owner who had sold the plot to all of us.He was making his own house and he had captured one foot of the third party. On the other hand , the third party also measured the first part which was coming 24.9 and the measurement in the registry was 23.9.It was due to the carelessness of the owner that one foot extra went to the first party. We were at no mistake, still the third party is trying to claim one foot land from us. Kindly tell that what are the legal actions that the third party can take on us though we are not responsible for whatever has been done??
AJIT KAWATKAR
03 September 2009 at 20:09
kindly anybody give me maharashtra ownership flat [amendmend]rules 2009.Thank you.
Deepak Kumar
03 September 2009 at 10:59
I want to know the stamp duty calculation for register a lease agreement for 9 years in Delhi.
Also I want to know the same for 3 years.
Rajesh Rathod
03 September 2009 at 10:57
Hello Friends,
Once again i need your valuable feedbacks on my query. Here is the complete detail.
I am living in my own house since last 15 years. But it is not being registered as Society in AUDA or municipal corporation.
Just before 3 days, our chairmen got the notice from corporation for registration.
We all are paying municipal tax on regular basis.
Can here any body please guide me for procedure of registering a society for NA, NOC certificate from corporation.
I need your help on urgent basis, so i can start with procedure as soon as possible.
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Indeminity bond signing by Soc committee members
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We seek your valuable advise on the subject as follows,
Our Co-op Soc held an AGM on the 09AUG'09 and subsequently our newly elected members including self haven't submitted the copy of AGM minutes of the meetings and indeminity bond's of elected members to the Registrar and we understand this is incorrect.
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