Anish goyal
25 October 2009 at 21:02
There is a decision by supreme court that a Mall developer can charge 4 super area.Sir can any one provide me the citation by supreme court on this issue?
Anonymous
25 October 2009 at 19:34
sir,
i have seen some land near airport..want to know rules regarding buying..am nt an agriculturist.
Anonymous
25 October 2009 at 18:55
Abt 3 yrs ago i had booked a residential property with a builder (in mumbai). The agreement contains that along with other ammenities parking space would be provided. The builder has charged seperately for the parking.. but since it is provided for in the agreement i have refused to pay for the parking. The society is just formed & has so far not taken any stand on this issue. However most of the residents have paid for the parking
please adv me on the following
1. Can i be prevented from parking my vehicle inside the society premises
2. How easily is it going to be for me if i seek to file a case in the consumer court against the builder...thanks
patrick
25 October 2009 at 14:46
I along with my brother are joint owners of a flat. My brothers name was put for convinences sake. My brother has given an undertaking that he has regulished his right to the flat. The society states that I will have to pay gift tax for the same. Please advise.
regards Patrick
jitender
25 October 2009 at 13:30
IF A LAND IS ALLOTED TO A PERSON FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE BY THE GOVT OF STATE SAY FOR TREATMENT OF WAR VICTIMS? HOW CAN ITS CHANGE OF LAND USE BE DONE?
Anonymous
25 October 2009 at 10:55
Sir/Madam,
Our late father had nominated myself & my only brother as heirs to a plot of land owned by him in a co-op housing society in Pune.While the society management has agreed to transfer the shares in our joint names it is not agreeing to our request for a joint membership & insists on including only one person as the regular memeber & the other as an Associate member.I feel as per the 2001 ammendments a joint membership as co-owners is allowed. Please guide me as to what is the correct status on the matter.
khurshied hakim
25 October 2009 at 01:28
Sirs, A muslim shia man dies intestate leaving behind his wife and a divorcee daughter having no issues . Property is in the form of an ancestral undivided property(under suit for partition), where this muslim man is holding 1/5th share.his parents are no more, and so also his siblings who have all expired. But his uterine full brother and uterine sisters have children and grand children.
Please specify share of the widow and the daughter, and elaborate on the balance share if any to the residual rightful owners.
Regards/khurshied hakim
Anonymous
24 October 2009 at 23:31
hi
A died while the plot he paid for was not yet transferred to him.. the plot was registered in the name of the nominee(one of the legal heirs).. in such a kind of situation, what are the rights and status of both the the nominee and the other legal heirs in respect of the property.
kindly supplement the reply with decided case laws.
thnx :)
madhan raj
24 October 2009 at 18:41
1 )My great grand father died in 1950. my grand father died in 1992 he was only son of My great grand father. My father was born in 1943 and he died in 2003 he was only son of My grand father. my father have three sister all married before 1970. I have one younger brother and my mother.
my grand father died in 1992 I came know 2005 act does not apply. Because he died prior to 2005 act.
2) my father being born prior to 1956 act he was only son of my grand father and my grand father was only son of My great grand father. I came to know that there is only son law by which my father get all of my grand father share or half of my grand father share another half divided among all his heirs. I want to know which is correct and from ware I can get to know only son law and any citation which I can get.
Please help me.
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