Hi,
I had a query regarding property division. My husband's grand fathers property was divided among his sons and got registered jointly to my husband's dad and his uncle already many years ago. Now they are selling the property. they are asking my husband and his brother to sign for selling it. Both of them are majors. My Husband's mother is asking for power of attorney for selling other properties so that we no need of coming during sale.But she is not ready to give any share to us.
Can we give her power of attorney and claim for share in the sale amount?
Is their signature required for selling the property?
And if we can ask for share in the sale amount ?
raokn
18 January 2015 at 14:03
I constructed my house on my share of 500 sq,yards HUF land which was documented on unregistered agreement between my father and we three brothers of a total of 2000 square yards land (4x500sq.yards)
-( the same land fell to my father's share in their HUF in 1974)
As I was not given permission by corporation on flimsy grounds ,I have obtained a stay order from AP High Court and constructed my house in 2006-007 and also got the corporation taxes in my name and paying the same and living since then paying corporation taxes.
My father and one of my brothers have however got corporation permissions and constructed their houses in 2006 and 1998 respectively.
Now my question is how long this Stay of High court allowing me to construct the house is valid into the future,without causing any issue,if any,s from the corporation???I have the housein my name with the corporation for paying municipal taxes.
raokn
18 January 2015 at 13:45
Dear Sirs,
In one of our properties the electricity bill is in the name of my grandmother who expired in 1986, ;the property actually fell in the name of my father way back in 1974 in their HUF partition ,but the name was not changed but bills paid; now in 2014 the same property fell to my share by WILL(unregistered) but the name continues to be in my grandmother's name-and the payments are made up to date to electricity department as on date.
Now my question is what is the legal aspect by continuing like this ??as I foresee several issues from the department if I want to change in my name-
krishna
18 January 2015 at 13:03
Plaintiff file suit in 2008 for possession & 2009 came to know about sale deed by third party & therefore withdraw chamber summon to add third party as party to the suit without asking for cancellation of sale deed. Chamber summons allowed. This suit was withdrawn with permission to file fresh suit in 2012.
Plaintiff wants to file fresh suit in 2015 for possession & cancellation of same sale deed.
Limitation period is 3 years from 2009 for cancellation of sale deed. Article 59 of limitation Act.
Can Plaintiff claim exclusion of time from 2008 to 2012 during which earlier suit was pending for computation of limitation period for suit filed in 2015 under section 14(3) of limitation Act ?
Thanking you.
harishraj
18 January 2015 at 12:32
Respected attorneys,
I am a 29 year old male residing in Pune..I have an elder sister aged 32..My father is retired and my mother is a house-wife..My father has a flat in Vishrantwadi which he inherited from his mother (my grandmother)..My sister has recently been diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease and she won't be getting married ,hence my father wishes to give away that flat to her..Even I have no objection to that ..My question to you all is: How much stamp duty is required for making a Gift Deed? What is the procedure? Where do we register the Gift deed?Do we require any affidavit, any NOC from anyone? etc..?Also what is a better option Gift Deed or Will? I understand that a Gift Deed is done when the donor(..In this case my father) is alive and a will is executed after the person's death..But in terms of expenditure, which one is cheaper: Gift deed or Will?
Thank You all
Harish
Laxman Singh
18 January 2015 at 11:34
Dear Sir,
This is Laxman Singh the chairman of the committee of The Omkar Indrapuri CHS. which is an SRA residential building want to know about the property tax payment procedure. Since, I have recieved a Demand Letter from MMC regarding the payment.
Our Society has not paid the property tax since 1995 and now we have been given an amount of 1,40,45,255. to pay. I would like to know about the calculation of the amount.
DEVKI NANDAN
18 January 2015 at 10:47
Hello,
I have booked an apartment in 2011. Now At the time of possession builder is asking for Labour Cess and 2 years advance maintenance charges from me and the project is not yet completed. Only 4 towers has been completed till now out of 8. This was not part of original contract between me and the developer.
It is right on the part of the developer to charge this tax from buyer. From what I could gather is this is on part of contractor.
Property is located in Rajnagar Extn, Ghaziabad, U.P
Developer : K World Pvt. Ltd
Thanks !
Raj
18 January 2015 at 10:14
Sir,
My Brother in laws ahs filed the fake case of dowry harassmnet and amde fake list of dowry articlses which is now on court records..charges agasint us has been framed but the trial has not been started..we supsect that he may have filed the false or forged bills in support of the articles
Now my query is
whether at this juncture can we file the criminal complaint u/s 190/200 Crpc to prosecute the FIL for furnishing fake bill of dowry articles in the same court?
or we should wait for recording his statements on coath and then file the case?
or we should procced only after acqutal of the case?
Please suggest
Sir I have completed my 10+2 in traditional way but i completed my grad in distance learning method and now i am perusing LL.B three year so pl guide whether I will be able to practice in court of law as an advocate or I will be not allowed coz legal education rule in sec 6 BCI has elaborated that those student are not eligible who has completed 10+2 or degree or PG directly through distance mode without having any basic qualification for such education
Bequeath property to a pvt ltd company
Dear Experts,
I'd like to know if a shareholder can bequeath some of his property to the "Private Limited Company"