Anonymous
12 February 2018 at 15:35
I am an OCI holder and an Australian citizen. I had brought a house about 7 yrs ago when I was an Indian citizen jointly owned by me and my brother, I bring the first owner. I wanted to sell this property now, for which I wanted to give POA to my brother (joint applicant for the Said flat). Questions are -
1. Is there a legal hurdle to this ? And what is required from my end for the same ?
2. I still operate a normal savings account here in India. Do I have to change it to NRE account ?
3. I have an aadhar card which was taken when I was an Indian citizen (without OCI), will I have to make any changes to this ?
Request your help pls. Thanks. Satish Iyer
Anonymous
12 February 2018 at 15:20
hi,
I am unable to pay EMI and had Tri Party Agreement with HDFC for Home Loan.
As per the agreement, in case of any default by myself, Builder should inform the HDFC and surrender the flat to HDFC.
I am really now helpless and dont have any money to pay EMI , as i had taken the flat under sub-vention scheme and now I am in big serious financial trouble.
Please experts, Help me and advice on the correct solution as I am not having any wrong intention of defaulter against the bank.
rajan chopra
12 February 2018 at 14:40
Sir one of my friend has to appear before court in a cheque bounce case as an accused and he has requested me to help him in the court procedure in the capacity of his attorney. Can an accused in a cheque bounce case authorise another person (not an Advocate) to help him in court procedure as per law ?
pappu
12 February 2018 at 14:40
Hello experts,
I am working in govt. My family choose a girl for me. I also accepted that girl. after one month of conversation we got engagged. but after engagement i found she had past i came to know this and when i asked about this she accept it but she never told me clearly about that relationship i was asking how much that relationship was (means is there any physical ) but she never told, the another problem is her family background is not good. They are weak in wealth but never showed this. Their family is very arrogant in nature. specially her mother and maternal uncle doesnt know how to behave with son in law. whenever argue is with us her mother joined in that and it increases, even her other family members are also very poor in behaviour. I have also dought that in future wheather she will take care of my parents or not. But i want to marry her because i love her. I dont know whether she loves me or not or still she has her past in her mind. Now how will i go from here wether i should marry her or i should left. But leaving her is also very difficult for me because i love her sooo much. What should i do. how will i accept her past its going to very difficult for me.
Kanupriya Tripathi
12 February 2018 at 14:24
Hi,
I want to change my date of birth on all legal docs and certificates including birth certificate.
is there any way to do the same.
Anonymous
12 February 2018 at 14:06
If a Builder has neglected to pay his Professional Tax, can that cause any impediment for the formation of society? What could be the remedy? Thank you.
Anonymous
12 February 2018 at 13:27
Sir,
Would like to know the status of property whether belongs to inherited, facts as below;
We are three children to our parents. A self acquired property belongs to grant father got executed and registered on my mother name in 1980, later the same transferred to my brother in 1996 and registered before local SRO without consent of two other brothers. I am the elder and in possession of that property and made substantial structural changes with permission from local authority.
Hence would like to know whether the property comes under category of inheritance property or not. If so please suggest due remedies.
Thanks
Roshan
12 February 2018 at 12:59
I have few clarifications on the AGPA and requests if experts could respond. There may have been previous queries on the subject but appreciate to have fresh responses based on the recent verdicts if any. Thanks.
Can a residential property be purchased from a person holding the AGPA? Can the AGPA is authorized to sell that property? To whom shall the payment be made? To AGPA or to the owner of the property? Will the owner’s signatures be required in the Sale Deed documents or anywhere? Will the owner’s presence is necessary at the registration office?
Sethu Chandrasekar
12 February 2018 at 12:56
Hi,
For a vacant approved plot purchased in Chennai, the approach road to reach the plot is, to pass through 30feet road, 24feet road and then through 20feet. All these roads/passages are appearing in the approved layout. When construction plan was applied to CMDA, the officials stated that 20feet road is considered as a passage, but 24feet road has to be handed over through gift deed to corporation by the land owner. This was not done by land owner at the time when this land was divided into plots and approved. Now the land owner is hesitant to reach out to concerned officials (plot approval was done by councillor) to perform this gift deed process. As CMDA not approving on construction plan, is there a way out to move forward to overcome this issue.
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unregistered notary
An unregistered notary done by my grandfather (1995) of a shop which is owned by him to my mother when I M minor...just after the death of my father(1992). We are in possession from 1987 ,when my father was alive...Till the year 2017 no one has claimed on the property... We are from Muslim family. Many times verbally my grandfather had committed about the property that my father was owner..and after Father we the children were the owner...and on simple stamp he has given the property with some condition.. which we have fully followed .