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Anupa Chakrabarti   03 March 2010 at 21:08

TRANSFER OF PART OWNERSHIP

My husband died last year . He purchased a flat in his own name and registration was not done before his death. I am told that In my husband's absence I have 1/4th share, the other shares being held ny my 2 minor daughters & my mother-in-law. Now my mother-in-law wants to give her share in favour of my 2 daughters under the condition that the flat cannot be sold until my younger daughter reaches 21 yeras of age. Now my queries are:
1. How should this tranfer be done?
2. once the transfer is done can I register the flat in my & my daughters' name?

To this Mr. Vadrali's reply was:

When there was no sale deed in your deceased husband's name, question of claiming share by all of you does not arise.
You do one thing directly get register the sale deed of the flat in your younger daughter's name. Otherwise you will have to purchase the flat in the name all your mother in law's name and again she will have to transfer that in your younger daughter's name by way of regd., gift deed or rights relinquish deed. un necessary expenses.
Even you can directly purchase the flat in you and your daughter's name.

I have a question to the reply of Mr. Vadrali:
purchase was done against loan and there was insurance against loan. now the bank wants to write it off.
can you please explain: " there was no sale did". the agreement of sale was done on stamp paper between my husband & the seller.


Anonymous   03 March 2010 at 19:22

Repealing of Urban Land Ceiling Act.

Dear Friends,

notification u/s 10(3) issued.notice u/s 10(5) also issued( but not served on person?).And possession not taken by state..possession still with the pattedhar, but land recorded in state name( Only on their files) because of deemed vesting u/s 10(3), main act repealed 0n 27-03-2008. What is the Legal position and what to do? This pertains to State of A P.

With regards.

s.loganathan   03 March 2010 at 14:02

Consequent to Sarfaesi 13(4) action.

Sarfaesi 13(4) action is effected. Objections already raised as u/s 13(3A) within 60 days. Reply not given within one week as mandated in amendment to Act. Further, schedule of property differs to unenforceable extent in 13(2) notice & 13(4) notice. Can I prefer an 'application' to DRT instead of an 'appeal' to DRT to declare the acts of the bank void and re-convey possession of my property to me? Would I need to deposit the huge amounts (25% - 50%) that is usually required? Is there a limitation within which I should make the application? The bank has not made paper publication of the 13(4) action yet. Is there a time limit for them to do so?

Anonymous   03 March 2010 at 10:21

R T I Act. 2005, aplicability ?

Dear Experts of the FORUM,

Is ARMY WELFARE HOUSING CORPORATION , a unit of Army!? , covered under R T I Act. 2005 ?

If not, How a civilian can ask for information pertaining to the Lands Acquired/Occupied by A W H O ?

With best regards and Thank you All in advance, Expecting an REPLY please!

Anonymous   03 March 2010 at 10:20

R T I Act. 2005, aplycability ?

Anonymous   03 March 2010 at 01:03

TRANSFER OF PART OWNERSHIP

My husband died last year . He purchased a flat in his own name and registration was not done before his death. I am told that In my husband's absence I have 1/4th share, the other shares being held ny my 2 minor daughters & my mother-in-law. Now my mother-in-law wants to give her share in favour of my 2 daughters under the condition that the flat cannot be sold until my younger daughter reaches 21 yeras of age. Now my queries are:
1. How should this tranfer be done?
2. once the transfer is done can I register the flat in my & my daughters' name?

srikanth   02 March 2010 at 18:35

scolding of electricity department officals

hi all,

one of friend scold electricity department officals will there be any problem legally....can that offical put a case on my friend.....pls help on this

RUPESH R.H.   02 March 2010 at 16:54

backyard of residential

sir,
I have file suit against my neighbor regarding my backyard property of residential at Karnataka session court Bench I & get the stay.
I have produced the following documents
1) Orginal Sale Deed (1947)
2) Panchayati Utara (Original)
3) Tax receipt (Property tax paid)
(Original)
Even though my neighbor has produced the following documents
1) Xerox copy of Gift Deed which was signed by his uncle and my family don't knwon about that papaer (Notrised)
and nothing any original paper.
Sir, i want to known that whether the judement of this case will be at my side????????
pls guide me how i will get the judgement at my side or send me any case file like the same matter.
plssssssssssssss help me.






adv. rajeev ( rajoo )   02 March 2010 at 15:47

Accident Case

One of my colleagues has filed a MVC petition claiming the compensation for the death of agrl., coolie who was sitting in the Trailor attached to the tractor.
In this case Tractor belongs to one party and trailor belongs to another one, but the insurance company is same.
My colleague's contention is that tractor owner is liable to pay the compensation for the death of the coolie, but insurance co., advocate is arguing that trailor owner is different. Hence insurance co.,of the tractor is not liable to pay the compensation.
My advice is that trailor was used by the tractor owner and during the course of employment coolie died. Hence the tractor co., is liable to pay the compensation.
I need advise from the learned members. Please advise me to advise my collegue. If any rulings please quote.

SONTHA SUDHAKAR   02 March 2010 at 15:35

Rectification Deed

Sir,

There is a mistake in respect of T. S. Number in registered simple mortgage deed. The deed has been executed by the mortgagor in the year 2008. the mortgagor has failed to dischrge the amount. On verification of the documents it has found that, there is typographical error in respect of T. S. No. the mortgagor is absconding. In the absence of mortgagor the mortgagee can approach the Sub-registrar for the registeration of rectification deed, if not what is the procedure for registering rectification deed.