Mohammed Sajid Khan
14 August 2013 at 10:33
D/Sirs,
My query is still open (link provided below):
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Compromise-in-title-suit-414906.asp
To get the attention i had to open another thread, but pls. advice on same thread.
thx and reg.
SSng Aulakh
14 August 2013 at 08:29
Sir,
can you answer my this Query for me please, I am in need of your help,
g.sankar
14 August 2013 at 00:08
Before purchasing an immovable asset,ie..a flat, a piece of land, how do I make sure that
1.The property is not encumbered by any litigation in any court?
2.The property is not mortgaged,pledged,to any bank?
shantanu
13 August 2013 at 21:10
dear sir , ihad purchased a flat for 50lakhs ( with agreement) i had done mou on 20 th june and paid advance payment of rs 50000/- and decided to complete the deal in 2 months.i signed agreement to sale on 10 th oct.....and i paid amt of 750000/- and 24lakhs to sellers bank ( his orginal documents were in bank)to get the documents released ....after releasing the document the seller is not comopleting the deal ...he is asking for more 3 lakhs as the prices have increased ..due to dealay in my part of commitment in the mou...but i have mentioned in the agreement of sale that i will pay the balance amt ..after sanctioning of loan ....
what action can i take to get poseesion..
my balance amt is 10 lakhs ,my emi is on,can bank take posesion if i dont pay emi. as final deed is not complete , bank is supporting me.how much time will my case take in court.....what is the worth of mou not registered...please guide me...
shyam
13 August 2013 at 19:13
Petitioner appealed in High Court against order to be passed by District Judge, District Judge asked petitioner to reply on which base they came to court in 30 days, instead of replying they approached High Court and requested , for staying order, High court remanded case to district judge
rajesh singal
13 August 2013 at 18:17
Dear Experts,
I have two sisters. One of my sister is married(with childerns, quite well off) and other one is not married. I want to give a flat(property) to my unmarried sister for her to stay, enjoy, sell and may use that money to accuire new property only on her own name. Means whatever she wants to do with it on her own. However with a condition that whatever is left out (from what i gave- assets) after her life, should go back to me or my childern(whosoever live afterwards) specially excluding my other sister and her childrens.
Both my sisters are attached to each other and i am afraid if i give property to one, she may transfer it to other one or do a will in other's favour.
Is it possible to force this condition on my unmarried sister through a family settlement aggreemnt? or some other means.
I don't want to keep flat on my name so that unmarried sister should feel a freedom to enjoy the asset without anyone's (not even my) obligation.
bala
13 August 2013 at 17:33
Dear sir / Madam,
We ( i and my brother ) bought purchased a land ( 4 Cents) from my village. After that I constructed two houses in my 2 cents lands and paid property tax. Without partition and also my brother permission, I sold ( by gift deed to own my sister ) two houses by property tax receipt.
Till date, I did not show the original deed in the sub registrar office and also the buyer ( my sister).
Now my brother wants to partition. I told the above sale ( gift deed ) to my brother. He accepted and he wants to get a way path to his land. But the present owner of the 2 cents lands did not agree to allot the way path. The same mater was conveyed to my brother by me. Then my brother again registers the partition.
Question:
1. I and my brother registered the partition now in sub registrar office, whether it is a legal one or not in the law?
2. How I give to path way to my brother?
Thanks & regards…..
sripratap
13 August 2013 at 17:24
My mother was simple housewife expired in 2002. She has left behind my father, two unmarried daughters employed in Govt. deptt., a married daughter and a son. She had a land cum house on her name which was purchased/built by my father by his entire life savings. After the death of my mother, when my father applied at Nagar Mahapalika to get the house on his name, my sisters objected and they now want to get this house on their name. I have no objection to get this house registered on my father name. My father's age is 80 years now. Kindly advise the remedy or who will be the owner of the house as my father is paying the house tax on my mother name till date.
kumar
13 August 2013 at 17:17
Hi All,
Whether the following properties are Ancestral or Acquired properties to a SON or to a SON-IN-LAW in the below queries...
(1)Father given his property to Son by executing GIFT Deed?
(2)Father given his property to Son by executing PARTITION Deed?
(3)Father given his property to Son through WILL?
(4)Uncle given his property to Son-in-law by executing GIFT Deed?
(5)Uncle given his property to Son-in-law through WILL?
(6)Unknown Person given his property to a Known Person through WILL?
Thanks to all...
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Land acquisition
Sir,
After acquiring land by State Govt. award should be passed within 2 years from 4(1) notification otherwise the entire proceeding must become lapse. But after quashing 4(1) by High Court, whether this 2 years is applicable from the date of 4(1) (for cancelling acquisition).