Deepak Gupta
24 February 2010 at 12:04
My father was alloted a DDA flat in Delhi. He died several years back and now the property has been transferred by DDA in my name. I wanted to convert is from leasehold to free-hold but the possession letter and lease papers of the flat are not traceable now. What is the process for getting the copies of these documents and then convert the flat to free-hold.
Deepak Gupta
Dear Sir,
Re: NON ISSUANCE OF LETTER OF NEITHER ALLOTMENT OF FLAT NOR EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT OF SALE AND TRANSFER TILL DATE
I had paid full purchase price of flat to the Builder for purchase of flat in Mumbai in the month of July, 2009.
The construction work is going on in full swing and is completed almost 50%. The expected month of possession is said to be in Dec. 2010.
The Builder has not yet issued any Letter of Allotment to the effect of purchase of a specific flat nor is Agreement for Sale and Transfer executed.
I had sent many emails to him for the Specific Performance but no response till date. However, I am holding all the Payment Receipts for the amounts paid.
I am at a loss to know as to what are the remedial measures available without approaching the Court of Law as I cannot afford the legal expenses.
I am clinically ill and retired senior citizen aged 65 years with lot many responsibilities to shoulder.
Is there any provision in MOFA Act that if I have paid 20 % of the cost of flat, the Builder is supposed to execute the Agreement for Sale and Transfer instantly? In my case, I have already paid full purchase price of my flat.
Your guidance will go a long way as I am staying in a rented house at present with my family with a disturbed monthly domestic budget.
Sir, I await your reply,
Sincerely yours,
Dilip Shah
Anonymous
24 February 2010 at 10:25
how does the debt of a father is discharged after the amendment of 2005 wen sons are under no pious obligation to pay ?
please let me know the answer in detail.
Anonymous
24 February 2010 at 08:39
My son bought a plot for 50 lakhs in 2007. Now he is selling it for 90 lakhs.out of 90 lakhs he will get 20 lakhs in March,10 as advance and pay to the bank to fore close the loan taken to buy the plot (to get the plot documents for rggeistration in April,10).The remaining 70 lakfs he has to pay to a builder in May,10 for t the flat he has booked.He has not availed any tax concession for the loan taken to buy the plot.Kindly clarify his income tax and LTCG liabilty for FY 09-10 for the 90 lakhs .
Anonymous
24 February 2010 at 07:21
According to Hindu Marriage Culture in U.P. We always do the Child Marriage.
But after marriage Mostly we gives the break of 3 to 5 yrs till the child become young and Mature. to bring the wife at home.
due to this if the wife,
Q. 1)
Refuse to live with Husband after completation of 3 to 5 yrs. period then what it can be understood whether it is divorced or not?
Q.2)
As the Child marriage, it doesn't have any Registration then is it neccessary to take Divorce from court if any one want to take divorce.
What is required in such cases for self protection.
if another person want to do Marriage?
Q.3)
If Husband /Wife ( any One) File cases for Divorce in young age then it is neccessay to pay him any compensation of marriage or not? or any one can demand of compenstation of marriage like , Dowry, Marriage Cost Etc.
Q.4)
Is there are any rules to file case against Wife if she cheating with Husband and her family supporting to her.
Q.5)
What kind of Rights have Husband According to Hindu Marriage Act and Supereme court of india if the wife refused to live with Husband and refusing to Give the Divorce then can a husband file any case against this in such situation .
Q.6)
Is there are any Govt.organisation who gives counselling in such cases.
Q.7)What kind of Compensation husband can demand to wife if she refused to live and have relationship with any other person and there family r agree with that ?
Q.8)
The Last Question is that if Family member of Wife forced to give divorce then what a person can do if he Doesn't want to give divorce to wife.
priya
24 February 2010 at 01:24
i want to discuss regarding sale of our joint property got by inheritance after my father's dead.the legal successors are my mother my brother( aged 15+yr) and me.we have 3 vacant shop.for my mothers treatment our study expenses & others we had made an agreement with a party to sale one shop and have taken an amount of money as advance without registration.on that agreement three of us have signed. but at the time of registry we have come to know that my brother can not sign & we have no right to sale his share without court permission. now how can i proceed to get that permission, what is the procedure & how long it will take? can the court reject my appeal?if we desired can we legally cancel that agreement as my brother have also signed it?whether the party can take any legal step if we want to cancel it and return their money ? please help me as soon as possible by giving your advise. we are in big trouble.
Anonymous
24 February 2010 at 00:52
I did not received any summon from the last 4 years. As per your instruction i had found out from PS about my case status and from there i have got to know that there is NBW of Dt. 3/3/10 is there.
Please explain
1. why there is warrant waiting for me when i did not received any summon or any kind of intimation from court or from PS?
2. Do i again need to go jail?????
I am going to meet a lawyer tomorrow but i am worried, Please help.
Thanking You
Property Matter
Sir/ Madam
One Duplex had been purchased in 1999 by paying cheque in Maharashtra . However, when I had to make registration of property. Builder had been committed suicide. Latter we moved in consumer court for getting possession from builder legal heir. But unfortunately my appeal was dismissed by consumer court.
Latter we moved in high court of consumer court for getting possession . Still matter is pending in high court. Three hearing has been made by court.
What should I do?
Regards,Pawan