Hardik Udeshi
05 August 2016 at 21:35
I am looking to buy an apartment in Mumbai. The seller X has the allotment letter provided by the builder but has not entered into an agreement with the builder. I am told that builder will agree in-principle to the transaction at the price arrived between the buyer (me) and the seller X.
Please answer my following questions:
1) Legally, who would be the seller - the builder or the person X on whose name the apartment is allotted?
2) To whom I should pay the token amount?
3) Would I get a home loan on the basis of allotment letter? Who would be the beneficiary? The builder or the person X?
As I understand, since the agreement has not been entered into the title of the property is in the name of the builder. And so the answers to the questions above will be the builder.
If so, what is the role of person X in this transaction? This is all the more important since my negotiation regarding the apartment are primary with person X. The builder will enter the picture only once the price is finalized.
What are the things I should keep in mind while talking to person X about the apartment?
Taranjit Kaur
05 August 2016 at 21:34
my mother had purchased a shop in 2003 after that she died in 2005 and did not make any will. As I am the only daughter of my mother I want to get back my mother property from my maternal uncle possesion. I have death certificate of my mother and certified registry of that property. Now what a easy and fast procedure to get my mother property back. My father and mother already got seprated long ago. After that my mother purchased it. So kindly show me the way what to do.
Taranjit Kaur
05 August 2016 at 21:32
my mother had purchased a shop in 2003 after that she died in 2005 and did not make any will. As I am the only daughter of my mother I want to get back my mother property from my maternal uncle possesion. I have death certificate of my mother and certified registry of that property. Now what a easy and fast procedure to get my mother property back. My father and mother already got seprated long ago. After that my mother purchased it. So kindly show me the way what to do.
Taranjit Kaur
05 August 2016 at 21:29
my mother had purchased a shop in 2003 after that she died in 2005 and did not make any will. As I am the only daughter of my mother I want to get back my mother property from my maternal uncle possesion. I have death certificate of my mother and certified registry of that property. Now what a easy and fast procedure to get my mother property back. My father and mother already got seprated long ago. After that my mother purchased it. So kindly show me the way what to do.
Rahul
05 August 2016 at 19:18
Sir, I have been paying interim of Rs5000 per month as per high court bail order. Now, In DV interim maintenance order judge as ordered to pay Rs.8000 per month in my wife's account or in court but opposite party has prayed for direction to my employer to deduct interim amount out of my salary.
I have been regularly paying Rs.5000 for the last one year. even though i am ready to pay the increased amount, is judge justified to accept prayer of opposite party. Can my employer deduct salary without my consent??
irfan
05 August 2016 at 18:20
Dear Sir s
After filling 498a and DV wife's advocate approached us for settlement since she wish to marry. This approach was done through DYSP, We agreed for settlement and in DV wife submitted withdrawal letter with our signatures. Hence police made C report.
In DV judged said order will be done by 5 however, it's has not been done till date. 4 dates given till date after withdrawal application. Judge wants applicant to be present for order and she didn't bother to come now because settlement amount and khula has done.
There is new wakalat naam filed in last date.
I am confused, can she withdraw the application after settlement.
Can police change the final report.
We have mentioned to the court that settlement is done.
Please guide
salamat
05 August 2016 at 18:03
Dear experts.
I stay in a slum where wall of my house is adjoined with a co operative housing society building. Now a tree fell down naturally due to rain and wind and damaged my wall and roof.
My query is can i claim the repair expenses from society.
If yes how.
The police recorded the incident in their records.
Anupama
05 August 2016 at 16:32
A case has been transferred to another advocate. The case was filed in 2012. The earlier advocate had been negligent and careless about the case. For 4 years we have not known the case status since the earlier advocate had been avoiding the proceedings. Summons had been served to our client. But it was returned with a remark "place of business has been changed". Due to this, the advocate had not made any efforts to know the progress of the case. Hence eventually the case has been dismissed due to default. Now we will be filing a case for restoration under o.9 r.9 of cpc. I need case laws for the same.
Sachin Jaiswal
05 August 2016 at 16:32
Hi All, I would like to know the latest act that is being followed in regards to daughter's right to claim Parental Property (Father's or Mother's)..
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