Anonymous
17 June 2016 at 18:42
Sir like as if I have 2 state domicile certificate then its legal or not legal please tell me
Arjent sir please
Anonymous
17 June 2016 at 18:37
Sir like as if I have 2 state domicile certificate then its legal or not legal please tell me
Arjent sir
Dhananjay Korpade
17 June 2016 at 18:00
Dear Respected,
My Friend needs urgent help he cannot explain so i am trying to help him the concern is as follows.
1). They are 2 brothers and 1 sister. Mother passed away without making any will. She had a flat in MAHADA Mumbai They want to transfer that flat on his sisters name as good will.
2). Society has been formed and the mandatory 5 years you cannot sell the flat has also lapsed.
3). Mahada people asking Succession Certificate.
4). WHen they met a lawyer the lawyer said you dont need succession certificate but pay all dues to the society if any then take NOC and also Take NOC from the brothers and submitt it in MAHADA they will give NOC for transfer.
5). What is the actual rule can anyone please let me know or any notification to this effect.
5). According to them the 5 years have lapsed for not selling the flat and the society has been formed so the society has the responsibility to take care besides mahada NOC.
Regards
D'jay
Vignesh
17 June 2016 at 17:14
my property(house & Agriculture land) was in my mother name she passed away recently. there is no written will regarding transfer of assets.what are the rights available for my siblings .?
amar
17 June 2016 at 16:59
Hi,
I am purchasing a flat from my brother in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. He is the first owner of the house.
Issue is that he has got Registered Dastavej and Index letter, but does not have entry in other govt. documents like 7A, Form 6, 8A.
My question is that if we proceed with the sale and get new dastavej registered in my name, can I get my name entered in govt. records directly or will I have to get first my brother;s name entered and than my name? Is it necessary to get the same done or is the registered dastavej in my name enough.
Looking forward to your guidance.
regards,
Amar
Anandan Rajamanicam
17 June 2016 at 16:50
Dear Experts, Pl. kindly give your guiance for Step by step process for Partician suit filed by My daughter,
Suit of partician filed by my daughter in the year of 2011, but last 5 years.. the case just not open for any discussion, It shows always "Issues", I am not sure why it get delay, but finally this month case Taken for Trail..
Case now under Trail... what are steps.. how to move forward.., How long it will take for final judgement.
to Avoid delay what is your suggestion.. Best Regards,
TR Madhavan
17 June 2016 at 16:47
The Andhra Pradesh (Promotion of Construction and Ownership) Act-1987 says;
Chapter 1 - 10. Compliance with bye-laws and Covenants:-
Each apartment owner shall comply with the covenants, conditions and restrictions set forth in the Declaration and the bye-laws. Failure to comply with any of the same shall be a ground for action or other relief at the instance of the Manager or Board of Managers on behalf of the Association of apartment owners or in a proper case, by an aggrieved apartment owner.
21. Manager to cut-off, withhold, curtail or reduce essential supply or service:-
The Manager or Board of Managers of an Association of apartment owners may, after due notice of not less than seven days, for just and sufficient cause, cut-off, withhold, or in any manner curtail reduce, any essential supply or service enjoyed by an apartment owner.
Explanation:- In this section essential supply or services includes the supply of water, electricity, lights in passages and stair cases, and lifts, and conservancy of sanitary service.
31. Act to be binding on apartment owners, tenants,etc:-
All apartment owners, their tenants and employees or any other person that may in any manner use the property or any part thereof submitted to the provision of Chapter III shall be subject to this Act and to the Declaration and bye-laws of the association of apartment owners.
All agreements, decisions and determinations lawfully made by the Association of apartment owners in according with the voting percentage specified in the Declaration or bye-laws shall be deemed to be binding on all the apartment owners etc.
Our residential flat owners Association in Hyderabad is registered under Societies Act.
1.The Association doesn't have the records pertaining to who is the owner as well as tenants of the each every flat in the building.
2.There are certain members of the Association who are not paying monthly maintenance charges (MMC) on the pretext that their houses are vacant and not occupied, even though the byelaws of the Association Clause 28.2 say that all members have to pay MMC irrespective of whether their houses are vacant or under occupation.
As per the above apartment act and its clauses the Association demanded for the details like flat owners his/her contact details, with of the tenants details in a prescribed format, as we don't have details for Association records.
As there is huge amount of Monthly Maintenance Charges pending from the owners as well as tenants we have been issuing notices for payment in regular intervals. Recently issued notices to all the defaulters.
An owner who has kept his flat locked since several months, letted out recently to a tenant without clearing the Monthly Maintenance Charges to the Association. Notice was served to the tenant and the owner was was insisting for fifty percent discount on the dues. Which we refused as it is against the bye-laws of the Association.
Query:-
Our demand / request seeking contact etc details from the owners and tenants is as per law or not?
Related to payment of monthly maintenance charges demand by the Association is genuine or not?
Whether owner or tenant should abide by bye-laws or not?
In case of non-cooperation can we approach consumer council for authentication of prescribed rules and to be abide by the members?
Please give your valuable advice and oblige.
Esaaj
17 June 2016 at 16:39
I wish to change to Hindu religion from Muslim without any name change is that possible ???
KD
17 June 2016 at 16:13
Some people have come forward with a photocopy of an unregistered will (may not be real) said to have been written by my grandmother some 30 years ago. They have now approached the court with a suit for permanent injunction on my inherited and joint family property. Is a suit for injunction maintainable on only a photocopy??
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