bangalore2017
09 August 2017 at 15:03
Sir, Actually my mother has brought a vacant land in Bangalore in 1995. All most 22 years land. Now we are trying to sell the land for Rs. 30,00,000/- to one of the party. My mother age is approx 55 - 60 years. The party is transferring the funds through RTGS to bank directly. Please inform whether we need to pay income tax. if my mother divides the property amount into 3 equal amount (son, daughter, parents) whether even we need to pay tax. tax. Also please inform how to exempt tax. We are very poor and trying to sell land for marriage of my 2 siblings. Please inform me.
Krishna
09 August 2017 at 14:26
Me and my husband live in vadodara in rented house. Our land Lord also live there in upper side of house. Landlord lady has complaint against me that I'm having affair with her husband and mentally herrash her in police station. But this is all wrong. And we left her house since 5th April 2017 and she complained today on 9th August 2017. And we are not in vadodara from last 1 month. So what will I do?? Police call me to come at police station. Please suggest me
Vijay
09 August 2017 at 14:00
Dear Sir/Sirs, dt 09/08/2017
Brief description of case:
My teeth i) had gaps ii) they were tilted and iii) midline of teeth and midline of face was not collinear. I approached a dentist and asked her whether she can remedy above three problems regarding my teeth. She promised to solve above three problems. After almost complete treatment, she solved only one aspect of problem, that of gaps. Other two aspects were not solved, those of tilted teeth and skewed and non-collinear midline. When I brought the problems to her notice, she simply ignored them.
I approached District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum. Dentist or her lawyer never appeared at District Forum. District Forum delivered its verdict in my favour.
(date of verdict : 31 March 2017 ). District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum sent a copy of verdict to me as well as to dentist.
From my friends, I learnt the dentist has approached State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (Mumbai). Staff at SCDRC informed me that Appeal has been lodged but not admitted. Some objections have been raised. Therefore, it is “on objection”. Until objections are not removed, appeal will not be admitted.
I want to know:
1. What does mean by appeal is ‘on objection’? What does ‘objection’ mean?
2. Is there any time limit to remove the ‘objections’? Appeal filed by dentist (on 2nd may 2017) is in this state i.e. Appeal lodged, objections raised, hence appeal not admitted.
3. What if ‘objections’ are not removed by the dentist? Will appeal lodged by her will stay in such suspended state forever?
4. Are there any laws/ rules in Consumer Act, which require the party filing appeal in State Consumer Forum to inform opposite party that appeal has been filed?
(When I filed case at District Forum, I was told to submit three set of complaints, one of which was meant for opposite party i.e to dentist.
I have not yet been informed by opposite party i.e dentist, that appeal against verdict of District Forum has been lodged in State Forum. Neither has State Forum informed me anything formally.)
5. Should I file execution request at District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum?
6. At this stage, what is best course of action for me?
Advice will be highly appreciated.
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely,
Vijay Rathod.
Anonymous
09 August 2017 at 13:32
While the writing the semester end exam ...caught a chit and further completed my course and I got degree completion certificate also...is tht now eligible to apply for Govt jobs or not...
Anonymous
09 August 2017 at 13:31
I am going to purchase agriculture land in rangareddy dist. owner had 800 plus acres . He declared ceiling land. from that 600 plus acres 38 E issued and 90 acres surplus land taken by Govt of AP. the balance 110 acres with him in various survey numbers. Land Reforms tribunal also mentioned the same in their proceedings. I enquired in MRO office and clarified it is patta land and those survey numbers are not appeared in "Prohibited property register"(22-A Register) . But in 110 acres there are illegal tenant . they also ready to move from there by taking some money.
My doubt is :- In sethwar , nature of land mentioned as "Sarkari land" and owner name appeared in "Khatedar name" column. Whereas in "Khasra" it is clearly mentioned "as "Patta Land" of all 800 acres survey number. Why difference ?
Can I move forward to buy that land . Is it govt land or Patta land ?. If it is Patta, why in sethwar mentioned as "Sarkari land".
When Khasra shows clearly as "Patta", can govt claim that is govt land in future?
SIr, Please clarfiy variation between (Sethwar and Khasra)
Thank you sir
Kiran Nair
09 August 2017 at 13:29
hi,
Please confirm the format for will and its confirmation where persons owns property in India but want to make a WILL in the name of Foreign citizien who is her Sister and has been staying in Abroad for a long time
ayush
09 August 2017 at 13:26
Is mutation of land (Non-Agricultural) necessary if i have the khewat and registered will (Gift deed). Can i sell the land without Mutation? If , then what more aspects i would need to take care of ? Thanks.
Ramesh
09 August 2017 at 11:56
Party A takes a loan on a house property from Party B and gives a GPA on the property, 2 Pro notes, and 5 signed cheques without date and amount filled in them. 3 of the 5 cheques are used by Party B to draw the interest on the loan. When the loan is repaid, Party B returns the GPA and the 2 Pronotes but retains the 2 cheques on the pretext that they have been used/damaged/misplaced.
After 2.5 years, Party B fills up one of the cheques for Rs 4 lakhs amount (& date) and files a civil suit stating that a Loan was given to Party A 2 years ago on the basis of the PDC (No Loan agreement or Pronote) and the cheque was dishonored for lack of funds and seeking Attachment before judgement on the house property. Party A was shocked to learn about this when a court notice was served.
What should be Party A's course of action be. Please advice. Also suggest good support judgements that Party A can use in defence.
Jitesh Malik
09 August 2017 at 11:53
I am buying a property which is jointly owned by a husband and wife. The husband wants all payments against the property to be made to him and he will provide a NoC from his wife that she has no objection in all payments being made to her husband.
But my banker is saying that the wife can come back later and file a case that she was not paid her dues from the sale of property and the court may put a stay on sale of property till the time such law suit is disposed.
I need to know if I can make payment to only one seller basis the NOC from other seller. What are the risks involved in the same? What is the best way to go ahead if the seller doesn't agree to get a bank account opened for his wife? How should I protect my interests? Can his wife file a suit even after signing the Noc and Sale deed ( I can include a clause regarding all payments to husband in the sale deed as well as the sale deed will be a registered document)?
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