AJIT KAWATKAR
02 July 2009 at 00:51
does development agrmnt. made in maharashtra in1991atracts stamp duty ®isration? if so what is/was prevelling rate in 1991?
Bhavesh
01 July 2009 at 22:41
We are 3 Child of my father, One Son & Two Daughter, Two Daughters are married in year 2004 & 2005 respectively & i am married in 2000, I want to know about the rights of my married sisters in my fathers
movable & immovable property, as my father is alive & he want to give 3 equal shares
to all of us in movable property that is cash, fd & jewellery etc., is there any rights of my sisters?
balakumar
01 July 2009 at 22:07
sir, my name is Mamatha, i am married and i have one brother and two sisters in these my younger sister is yet marry. my father earned nearly 10 house sites in my town but he register all in my mothers name two years ago my father died.now my brother and my mother want to sale all house sites, and do my younger sister's marriage and the remaing will keep by my brother. they said you have n't any right on this property.
sir, pl. tell me shall i file a case aganist them, if there is any posibility
AJIT KAWATKAR
01 July 2009 at 18:23
i entered into an agrmnt. of sale in 1991-92.consideration value was Rs.145000/-stamp duty of Rs.1200/-aprox.paid &was registered. i received possession of the flat in 1993.we have NO SALE DEED.while handing over the possession the value remained the same i.e.Rs.145000/-do/ should i have separate sale deed ? is there any extra stamp duty i have to pay?please guide. ppty is in maharashtra.
anil aggarwala
01 July 2009 at 16:31
My father died in aug 2000 leaving behind a HUF property.Do the daughters in this case have any right on the property.The possession was given to both sons before his death.Both daughters are married long back in 1966 and 1978. please throw some light on this
Vivek Banginwar
30 June 2009 at 19:31
Govt. of Maharashtra take a possession of land of one Religious Trust. Total land is 404 Acres. Govt has possessed 135 Acres. This land is Datta Mandir's land. Is Govt. has taken a possession as a ceiling of this land? The land is not exempted under Ceilings Act? So what we will do?
Narasimha swamy N
29 June 2009 at 22:03
What are the consequences of the following
Mortgagor fails to get mortgage released within 30 years but Mortgagee also does not claim his right of foreclosure within 12 years from expiry 30 years in the court of law.
Will the mortgagor again gets right of redemption?
sunil
28 June 2009 at 15:44
i am frm andhra pradesh,my grand father purchased a agriculture land in his name in 1978 later he died in 1985,his wife died in 1990 he did not made any will
he had one son and two DAUGHTERS
after my gf ,son applied for patta land passbook and got land passbook in his name .son died in 2004 now the passbook tranferred to his (son)wife name
my question
1)the name in patta land passook made he/she owner of the property
2) if DAUGHTERS goes to court it is eligible or not
nitz
28 June 2009 at 00:43
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a new apartment in a newly constructed buiding. There are limited slit parking availaible as compared to the numbers of apartment in the buiding. The builder is selling the slit parking for a consideration. The same slit parking if purchased will be reflected in the agreement. the slit parking is limited & rest are open parking
My Question as follows?
If i purchase the slit parking from the builder the same will be reflected in my agreement with the builder. Will there be any legal issues in future after the formation of society
How do i safeguard the said slit parking legally in future or after the formation of society.
Since there is only limited slit parking availaible. i want avoid any future issues with the society.
Awaiting your kind advice
Thanks
nitz
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Right to property
A 60 year old man has a plot of land inherited from his father. He has 4 sons, he wants to build a house for himself on the plot 2 sons agree to give financial support the remaining 2 sons are not willing to support the old man. The old man is in dire need of a house. The question is that will the remaining 2 sons after the death of the old man claim right to the property or the house. What is the remedy available to the old man at present and the 2 sons who are willing to give financial support to the old man. The Land is inherited by the old man. He has no place to live and seeing his pity condition the other sons are willing to support him but the remaining 2 do not care for their father. Can law give no remedy for this injustice and teach a lesson to his remaining two sons. This problem of Old age people is getting very much agrravated in our country. Can law support them.