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Nitesh   14 January 2019 at 13:21

Can we sale joint property on 3 co-owner among 1 is missing?

We have joint property which is inherited from father but one is missing since last 6 month and for that we have registered police complaint also now we want to sale house propety and also ready to keep his share sepaprate. One lawyer suggest me to post aad in newspaper and then you can sale it. Tell me sir whether this idea is legal or not. If not so what is the legal way to go for. Please suggest me possible ways. Thanking you.!

Anonymous   11 January 2019 at 21:58

Builder is not providing all documents

I booked flat in 2011 in Bangalore and got flat in 2013 without amenities as promised. Builder built additional one floor from G+3 to G+4 with additional payment to BBMP. Builder took time till 2014 to finish basic works and left .
After much follow up , builder gave us land document, building approval copy .
So far all facilities like STP, Gen set room, Parking floor , main gate, approval of lifts ... not completed.
Not provided completion certificate, Occupancy certificate. So, we are not getting A khata.

Can we file a civil suite now ( after 5 years) against the builder in 2019 to complete pending work and building completion certificate ?

J. Raj george   09 January 2019 at 21:12

Legal notice

SIR, my mother sold property of my property when I am minor she signed on behalf of herself and minor. Then immediately gave advocate notice to the buyer that the minors share will not be bound by the deed . He did not reply for that now am major and 10 years passed. Whether the notice is in effect. Whether the notice is binding him.

Anonymous   09 January 2019 at 09:53

Seller not vacating premises after sale deed

Hi,

My brother has purchased a site in Bengaluru. It was given out by Tahsildar for 15 years term on lease to Seller (Female) along with Hakku Patra after akrama-sakrama court order way back in the year 2004. Since seller was in need of money, seller has sold the property to my brother. Got the registration done along with husband and 3 kids who are major. Seller has signed the family tree but shown only 5 kids. 3 of the kids (2 Male and 1 Female) have signed in the sale deed but 2 hasn't. 1 went out to Jail to get another brother signature as requested by lawyer but he didn't turned up till date. Good thing is that, my brother has got family tree signed from the seller same day of Registration in which she has shown only 5 kids. Out of humanity, my brother gave 15 days time to seller to vacate the premises as festival was round the corner. Taking this as an advantage, the seller has filed a partition case with the help of her daughter. Verified the documents which she has filed for the case. Seller claiming that she has 6 daughters and 4 sons etc in an affidavit. Seller has paid all the taxes after the sale deed which they have produced claiming they are the owners etc. Judge has granted "Status Quo" order.

How to go about?

phani   06 January 2019 at 12:00

Marking of documents

if the marking of documents was done from plaintiff side with the absent of defendant and his counsel , what is the remedy available to defendants ?

Jitendra kumar   05 January 2019 at 21:41

Extra ordinary leave

How to get extra ordinary leave means it has to be sanctioned first or it will regularise after coming back to the job ? In probation period

Anonymous   05 January 2019 at 15:06

Law of limitation

What the applicability of Law Of Limitation for loans taken from private individuals ? Is this law also applicable on private loans ?

FAISAL QAYOOM   05 January 2019 at 10:52

RBA CERTIFICATE

What is need of family annual income in 2019 for preparing RBA CERTIFICATE??

Anonymous   05 January 2019 at 09:39

Bank had not given possission to auctioneer the house

An practiting advocte's wife permission given to bank to put auction her property which loan taken against it and bank was put that assesset in aution after completion of the auction while handover to auctioneer the ld pleader put objection his wiese unsoundl mind she put signature and given permission to bank, hence it misuse of power and he is not vacate the house give advise in this point of view

Anonymous   03 January 2019 at 21:00

Maharashtra chs comveyance procedure

Our Society was formed in 1993 with 56 Members 7 stories with A.B and C Wings. Our Society Land is approximately 5500 sq.metres out of which approximately 1450 sq.meters is under Collector's Control. As per Govt. Directives the builder is supposed to surrender/allocate 6 One bedroom flats to Government Employees on subsidized rates whereby, the land under collector's control will be released to us. This has been 100% complied and the records are available at the registrar. We have been trying for Deemed Conveyance and started processing our papers in September 2017. Recently, when registrar was approached they informed us that we need to wait till 2019 Election as the Rules are going to change. My Main Query is since the builder has adhered to the Government Directives - WHY we have to wait till the 2019 Election and in what way we are concerned with the new rules that may come in force after election. We are supposed to follow the rules which are in force today. The Registrar has to fulfill his obligation and give us NOC as per written agreement to the builder which says that the Land Under Collector's control will be released to the Society after fulfilling the allocation of 6 flats to the Government Employees. All our papers viz. Agreements, Stamp Duty, Registration of Flats are in order. Grateful, please advise what should be our next approach in this matter.

Thanking you and with regards

Roland Noronha