shalini g n
28 February 2016 at 18:23
Sir/ Madam
I wanted to have guidance regarding a property matter
The fact of the case is ‘A’ and ‘B’ are two brothers they got landed property inherited from their father, property 1,2,3 was devolved with Son ‘A’ and property 4,5,6 was devolved with son ‘B’. son ‘A’ expired in 1920 leaving behind a minor daughter ‘c’ ( whether widowed wife was alive ? ) his brother ‘B’ s son ‘D’ adopted ‘A’s daughter and her name was included in 7/12 extract as minor heir through legal guardian ‘D’ in 1933, now daughter ‘C’ expired in the year 1946 leaving behind son and daughter ( probably she was minor when she was married and the son was born to her when she was minor…)
Now after the demise of the father of ‘C’ i.e. ‘A’ herein above brother ‘B’s and his son ‘D’ were looking after the property no.1,2,3 and was in possession of the same later ‘D’ transferred the property no.1,2,3 in his name accordingly entries in 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 1974 and after is demise his sons name were entered in 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 1987
In 1995 all the property 1,2,3,4,5,6 were given in for development , NA and ULC were taken accordingly thereafter, in 2008 sale deed was made between great grandson’s /daughter’s of ‘D’ and developer, accordingly 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 2011, and development process was started by promoter/ builder in 2015
Now in 2016 son/ daughter of ‘ C ’ is claiming right in the property asking share in property 1,2,3 of ‘A’ through their mother ‘C’ whose name was entered in 7/12 extract in 1933 as a minor heir through guardian, herein after referred to as suit property.
Now my question is Keeping view of Hindu succession act 1956 / amendment act 2005 what is the position of children of ‘C’ / great grandchildren of ‘C’ do they have right to claim so…? if so to what extent…?
Please feel free to ask in case if anybody needs any clarification about the facts
Please note: AS OF NOW …iam not aware as to the age of minor ‘C’ when her name was entered in 7/12 extract in 1933… iam not aware age of her marriage… iam not aware if her mother/ widowed wife of ‘A’ was alive at the time of her marriage… iam not aware when did brother ‘B’ died…. iam not aware when did his son ‘D’ died you can take approx age of all these people
good day !
shalini g n
28 February 2016 at 17:11
Sir/Madam,
I wanted to have guidance regarding a property matter
The fact of the case is ‘A’ and ‘B’ are two brothers they got landed property inherited from their father, property 1,2,3 was devolved with Son ‘A’ and property 4,5,6 was devolved with son ‘B’ . son ‘A’ expired in 1920 leaving behind a minor daughter ‘c’ ( whether widowed wife was alive ? ) his brother ‘B’ s son ‘D’ adopted ‘A’s daughter and her name was included in 7/12 extract as minor heir through legal guardian ‘D’ in 1933, now daughter ‘C’ expired in the year 1946 leaving behind son and daughter ( probably she was married when she was minor and the son was born to her when she was minor…
Now after the marriage of ‘C’ brother ‘B’s son ‘D’ was looking after the property no.1,2,3 and was in possession of the same later he transferred property no.1,2,3 in his name accordingly entries in 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 1974 and after is demise his sons name were entered in 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 1987
In 1995 all the property 1,2,3,4,5,6 were given in for development , NA and ULC were taken accordingly thereafter, in 2008 sale deed was made between great grandson’s /daughter’s of ‘D’ and developer, accordingly 7/12 extract and mutation were effected in 2011, and development process was started by promoter/ builder in 2015
Now in 2016 son/ daughter of ‘ C ’ is claiming right in the property asking share in property 1,2,3 of ‘A’ through their mother ‘C’ whose name was entered in 7/12 extract in 1933 as a minor heir through guardian, herein after referred to as suit property.
Now my question is Keeping view of Hindu succession act 1956 / amendment act 2005 what is the position of children of ‘C’ / great grandchildren of ‘C’ do they have right to claim so…? if so to what extent…?
Please feel free to ask in case if anybody needs any clarification about the facts
Please note: AS OF NOW …iam not aware as to age of the minor when ‘C’ s name was entered in 7/12 extract in 1933… iam not aware age of her marriage… iam not aware if her mother/ widowed wife of ‘A’ was alive at the time of her marriage… iam not aware when did brother ‘B’ died…. iam not aware when did his son ‘D’ died you can take approx age of all these people
good day!
GREENKAIJ
28 February 2016 at 12:48
Res Sir/mam
I had applied in municipal council for correction of my house measurement on PTR,after some days in local news paper published by Muncpal council for objection,a objection received in my application,1month has passed until yet no notice issued by municipal council for resolved this matter/or hearing.when I was met with chief officer she directed me contact with Her assistant or construction department of municipal council, I also met with department chief lady,but she is not interested on resolve matter but,she interested keep alive the matter, and mentally torturing meby both officer,what I do? Please suggest me. It is very difficulty for me.
AMIT KUMAR MISHRA
25 February 2016 at 17:17
Disputed Property
Shop No.21, of Nagar Palika Nigam, Rewa, District-Rewa (M.P.)
Shop Owner Manik Lal Khandelwal
History of Shop of NO. 21
A one floor building was constructed in the year 1991 by Rewa-Sudhar Nyas, Rewa, in which 41 shops in ground floors and 25 Advocate chambers in first floor were constructed in this building.
Out of 41 shops 32 shops were sold-out as leaseholder of 30 Years @ Rs. 100/- Per year.
In the year 1994 Rewa-Sudhar Nyas was merged in Nagar-Palika Nigam, Rewa.
Then in the year 1998, Nagar Palika Nigam, Rewa has invited an premium auction in news paper for auction of remaining 9 shops. In news paper conditions were written for auction that "Condition for auction shall be seen in the office".
By this premium auction my client Maniklal Khandel has paid advance Rs. 5000/- for entering in premium auction and got Shop No. 21 in auction.
Then after 6 Months client has paid remaining premium amount Rs. 29678.00 to Nagar Palika Nigam, Rewa.
Where it has been told by Office that you have to pay rent @ 200/- per month also.
My client said that in this complex all shops are in lease rent @ 100/- per year.
Then dispute begans here:-
1. Nagar Palika Nigam Says that clients has to pay monthly rent @200/- p.m. along with premium amount Rs. 34500/-.
2. My clients Says :- I have paid premium amount and I am owner as leaseholder as per previous all shops in this complex are in leasehold rights for 30 years.
You are kindly requested that give appropriate direction and any citation regarding in this case.
anilkumar yadav
26 January 2016 at 15:23
Does the B.D.O. hace jurisdiction upon the area or village which is under the jurisdiction of MCD.
What are the effects of the notification u/s 507 of MCD, what changes does the area has or upon it's revenue matters.
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Patta for grama mandhi land
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