Swaminathan
12 July 2010 at 18:44
Whether Owner of an Immovable Property situated in India, residing abroad , can gift
that property by giving Power Of Attorney to
an Resident Indian ? If yes , whether the settlement can be made to anybody , or to only a close blood relative.
Anonymous
12 July 2010 at 16:54
May i know how to get register a firm...
Anonymous
11 July 2010 at 16:10
Dear Experts of the forum,
Will you kindly, provide me a Format of a Relinquish deed executed by sisters in favor of their brother in respect of Ancestral property acquired through a WILL from his father .The personal are Residents of AP.
Expecting an early reply!Thanking you ALL.
Member (Account Deleted)
11 July 2010 at 12:25
A 2-storey building encroaches on a part of my plot. The size of encroachment is approximately 2 square meters (according to civic body's survey).
However, the civic body carried out another demarcation survey in my absence and claims that the encroachment has now been removed.
I have obtained this survey report through RTI application. It is a blatant lie. The encroacher had already scraped the plaster from the walls to show less encroachment (at the time of first demarcation survey), and it was not possible to reduce the encroachment further.
Additionally, the second floor is misaligned and protrudes even more into my plot, but the demarcation only measured at ground level. (They use crude sticks and stones and one measuring tape....they don't even have proper equipment to carry out demarcation surveys).
The Town Planner has written to me that the encroachment on top floors will be removed (but when? by whom?) and in another letter the Town Planner has claimed that there is no encroachment at all, according to a 3rd survey which was also carried out in my absence.
As you can see, they are a bunch of bribed pigs.
I requested demarcation survey to be carried out in Feb 2008, so that is the first official record that I am aware of encroachment. The building which encroaches on my land does not have completion or plinth checking certificate either.
I wrote to the Town Planner, not to grant completion certificate to the structure which is encroaching on my property. But they insist that they cannot withhold completion because the encroachment does not exist.
I have interviewed 5-6 lawyers, but their approach is to ask me to
leave my papers (photocopies) with them and give them the money, to proceed in ways they deem fit. I want them to discuss with me first how they will approach my case.
One lawyer delayed my case for several months by giving me false case number and insisting that he was attending the dates, when in fact the case has not even been registered.
Notices have been sent.
I want to give my case to a competent lawyer.
Uma
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kulbeer
11 July 2010 at 10:48
respected sir/madam
i want to now. Is the owner of dog whose dog dead by hitting with my bike legally liable to receive compensation from me. because there was not my fault.dog hit himself when i was on normal speed.
Anonymous
11 July 2010 at 07:27
Dear Experts Friends of the forum,
Kindly guide me;
In regards to the procedure, for obtaining the information from Sub-Registrar, of the documents registered after the death of a GPA downer (Owner of the property);Can I apply under RTI Act OR is there any other procedure in place under Registration Act.?
This pertains to the state of Andhra Pradesh.
Thanking you ALL in advance.
Purushothama Reddy
10 July 2010 at 22:54
Hi
I completed my law degree in 2003 from SV University,Tirupati, AP. Ever since I have been working in private sector. However, I want to register myself as an advocate and I feel that this will be useful when I decide to quit my present job. I would be greatful if someone clarifies as to registration formalities and where do I register.
Thanks, Purushothama Reddy
Ankit Kr Mishra
10 July 2010 at 17:59
what do u think could be a possible practical solution regarding the women Empowerment.
rajeshtanku
10 July 2010 at 16:12
SIR
ANY BODY SUGGEST THAT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT ,P.G DIPLOMA WILL FETCH A GOOD JOB IN THE INDUSTRIAL SEGMENTS ,WHETHER IT AS A DEMAND AS OF TODAY.
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To secure right of common usage of approach road.
A portion of agricultural land was sold to a builder by the owner. The buyer demanded an approach road and this was provided out of the remaining land by the owner and a seperate sale deed was registered in favour of the buyer for approach road, which means the buyer gets exclusive right of use of approach road. Now the seller has a very small width of land as approach road to his remaining portion of land where it is not possible for a four wheeler to enter. Now the buyer has expired.
What should the seller do ? What are the options available ? Can the seller enter into an agreement / MOU with the legal heirs of the buyer for common usage rights. If so, what is the validity. If registered, can it be revoked at a later date. PLEASE ALSO PROVIDE A DRAFT OF SUCH AN AGREEMENT. Is it right to call it an MOU ?
Thanks.
Raja.