Anil
21 January 2014 at 16:26
Hi
2 months back, I purchased a flat and entered into agreement with the builder. Agreement is registered at Registrar office.
I wish to cancel this agreement and select another flat(size is different than previous one) in same building but on different floor.
My query is
1. Can I claim refund of stamp duty in this case? If Yes, what are rules/way outs for this?
2. If Not, whether this stamp duty can be adjusted in next agreement? Next agreement with the same builder/building, only for different flat
Please guide me
Regards
Anil
veedu
21 January 2014 at 16:19
Hi, I have a boyfriend. We are in relationship for past 2 years with ups and downs. Now he agreed to marry me but under some conditions. I dont trust him so I asked him to make a contract on stamp paper, then he and me can sign it. Is such a contract for marriage valid according to Indian law? If so I want to add a condition that if I satisfy his conditions but even after that he is in relationship with someone else /engaged to/married to someone else that relationship/engagement/marriage stands cancelled. Is it possible to have such a contract. Please help me.
prakash
21 January 2014 at 14:29
Sir,
If a person does not accept the genuinness
of a will then whos responsibility lies to proove the genuinnes of the will,a beneficiary or the person challenging the will.
Please advice.
Mohd.Zuber Hashmi
21 January 2014 at 14:23
What are the effects of not notifying the changes occured in trust to charity commissioner such as managing committee etc for a period of twenty years? Now new members want to notify changes then it is mandatory to notify previous changes.
Kathiresh Nadar
21 January 2014 at 13:07
Hi All
On 17th April 2012 i lost my purse in Mumbai, i had credit cards in the purse. In some matter of time it got swiped of 40,000 Rs. After Blocking all my cards (2 credit cards). I went to filed a police complaint for the same.
I raised a dispute with HDFC & Standard Chartered for the same to reverse the transaction. Which was accepted by HDFC bank & was reversed. But Standard Chartered never did & is adding interest to the amount and its getting piled up to around 86K.
I had collected Transaction slips from the Retailer where purchased was made & i can see that they have not taken any Identity proof or even matched the signature with that on card for high value transactions which should have been done as per RBI mandatory rules.
Now from the last two years i am continuously being harassed by the Credit card companies for the payments. I am very much depressed, please suggest me a solution for the same.
EDIT1
1. I blocked the card in 30 mins. AS i came to know after 30 mins only i was travelling. By the time i blocked the cards there were 3 transactions done in the cards. 2 on HDFC which HDFC reversed & 1 on STANDCHART around 30K, which standard chart is not reversing.
2. I had also complained in Banking Ombdsum, but they could not help and supported the bank. Have complained to all teams in stand chart, but all are saying that i have to pay up.
3. The police were of zero help, they were not at all interested in investigating the case. when ever i went, yes we are checking.
4. I thought that it was RBI rules http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/Using+credit,+debit+cards+Carry+photo+ID/1/53580.html
But banks have initaited this to prevent fraud.
Still i blocked the card within minuites of transactions. The banks could have blocked the transactions.
Thanking You
Kathiresh Nadar.
Sunlawseeker
21 January 2014 at 12:26
Dear Advocates!
I request your suggestion to solve the following query:
State : Tamil Nadu
Mrs. A had purchased a property in 1938. She died intestate in the year 1973 leaving behind her husband and daughter as her legal heirs.
Her husband and daughter died 1975 and 1979 respectively.
Daughter's husband is the only legal heir of her daughter. He executed a will in favbour of his brother's wife in respect of the property inherited from Mrs.A by her daughter.
Query :
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Whether the husband of deceased daughter of Mrs.A having right to execute a WILL infavour of his brother's wife?
thanking you
Member (Account Deleted)
21 January 2014 at 08:47
What are the essential documents to be produced when buying a HUF property and how does the same reflect in the sale deed ? , as opposed to a family member buying property through his savings supported by his parents and siblings who help him financially ?
Priyan
21 January 2014 at 06:36
One of the defendents is not receieving the summon , while others filed the vakkalathu. What should I suggest to my lawyer to bring the case on trial ?
Shall I approach the higher court in Chennai?
Priyan
Chidambaram,
Cuddalore district,
Tamil Nadu
ARUNKUMAR
20 January 2014 at 21:07
Hi,
I am Arunkumar.B i am living in koothambakkam village banavaram post, Arakkonam (tk) vellore (Dis). pin code 632505. Tamilnadu.
we owing 5 acres land in koothambakkam village. This 5 acres land is bought by my grandfather past 40 years back. we have all the document like patta, chitta
But Loganathan s/o pachamuthu from the same village registered our 5 acres land past 7 years back with help of fake document also they took loan from canara bank around 800000 in rathanagiri branch Tamilnadu
Regarding this issue i filed a compliant to DRO Office Arakkonam. They have not taken any proper action so far because Dro saying there is stay order Circular No.67 Dated 03.11.2011. (C. No. 52338[C1/2011).
Can i have suggestion please...
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