pratyu
19 October 2009 at 13:47
My brother resides in usa.He has a plot in guntur in which he wishes to build a house.Since he is unable to come to india,he wants to give power of attorney to me so I can take the responsibility of the construction in the plot.we want to know the procedure for giving power of attoney to me (residing in india) from my brother(residing in usa).
charudureja
18 October 2009 at 22:37
What is stamp duty and when and how muchit has to be paid? once when in a decree the property was divided n the name of one brother is entered into records in 1992 bt due to some error on the part of MC the other brothers name was not entered into records. 1st brother paid 2500/ at that time. now in 2009 the 2nd brother wants to get his name entered into records, now the MC has sent the letter to 1st brothern it says u pay the stamp duty.please solve this wht was that 2500 which was taken thn n now how the 1st brother is liable to pay
Manu
18 October 2009 at 20:50
I had paid the earnest money for a flat and due to some issues, I am unable to arrange the remaining sum to be paid soon. Is there a way by which I get, if not all, but some part of the earnest money back. The seller is not interested in returning the money due to issues with his own next purchase etc etc. As there is still some time remaining for the final date of paymemt... is there a way out? The earnest money is not a small amount by any means. Please help.
ramani
18 October 2009 at 12:02
My father's society has adopted the model byelaws 2001 based on which the society members are being charged equally for all expenses incurred by the society on expenses underataken towards repairs and maintenence of land on which building is standing,compound walls,pump house,staircases,landings,open terraces etc.These are as per interpretations available in model bye laws (page 2) .The Dy Registrar has confirmed sucha treatment and hence same is being followed irespective of area occupied by each member Repairs and mantenence of building(except common areas like landings stairway,terrace )are being done on sq ft basis).
The issue now is FSI is on the land which society holds.Presently by buying TDR ,the society can develop additional area equivalent to twice the gross area less presetly occupied. If the society goes for redevelopment ,based on the byelaws and the expenses as detailed above being collected from members ,some members are of opinion that the benefits arising out of FSI should society go for redevelopment should be shared equally and not on square foot presently occupied. Is this interpretation correct? Are there any case laws or precedents in this.Pls advice
PRICILLA DSOUZA
18 October 2009 at 11:01
We are a a christian charitable trust based in vasai - near mumbai. An advivasi pratron has expressed his desire to donate approximately 6 acres of land belonging to him for the ministry work. Can u pls explain what are the different regulatoyy formalities needed to make this land on the minstry name .
and what are the differnt aspects that needs to be kept in mind for the usage of the land.
ritambhra
18 October 2009 at 10:31
discuss the role of double possibility.how far this rule is applicable in india?
M.Chandra shekar
17 October 2009 at 21:22
A family partition of property is conducted by the elders of the village(5 of them) and both the parties to this family arrangement have agreed and signed the partition deed and all the panch have also signed this deed. Is this deed valid in the eyes of law? Does the courts accept this partition?
yeteendra naidu
17 October 2009 at 02:05
IS REGISTRATION/TRANSFER OF A CO-OPERATIVE HOUSE BUILDING SOCIETY PLOT WITHOUT OBTAINING N.O.C. FROM THE CONCERNED SOCIETY VALID ?
Ratnakar Sapkal
16 October 2009 at 18:47
I had Purchased a plot two years back, one month back I came to know that I purchased that plot which was already sold to some one. knowing this I got cancelled my sale deed & retransfer the right to same person who sold me plot. now two days back I Came to know that he again sold that plot to some one
so what will be conseqences if that person came to know he was cheated, Can he file Civil & criminal case on him and what will be the position of mine in this, can I also become a party to this, whether i will be liable to any civil or criminal proceedings.
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property rights
Sir,
1. I had been married to my husband 30yrs ago when i was 13yrs of age.At the time of marriage
elders had an agreement that my husband would get his father's elder brother's property
because that man had no children and had adopted my husband who is his younger brother's son.
2. he wrote a will stating that he had brought up my husband and educated him like his own child
since he was childless and that he was giving property to my husband in 1990.
3. MY husband is a sadist and has an extra marital affair, we have three children (one boy and two girls all of them are majors),
my son is doing a job now.my husband left us saying that he had educated his son and had
fullfilled his duties and from now on my son had to take our responsibility of the family
he had not even given any money or property to get the girls married ,5yrs ago he left us
and we don't even know his address.
4. He had sold the property received by him from his father's brother.we wanted to claim
maintainance from him and had filed a case 4 1/2yrs ago but he changed his address and
had left the private job and the case was closed.
5. I would like to know if my children have any right on their grandfather's property
and how should we claim any right on the property.what else action can we take on my
husband.
6. My husband's father did not get his share of property because they had divided the property before his birth.Since my husband's father's elder brother had no children, he brought up my husband like his own son and even got him married. please kindly
help me get some justice.we don't even know how much property my husband had recieved,
how should we find out about the will.
7. My husband used to claim that we had no right on the property since it was given
to him by his father's brother and not from his own father.