Sumit Pandey
30 August 2014 at 11:30
My friend maternal grandmother want to tranfer her flat to her daughter as gift deed. But the society is not giving NOC, they are asking them to take consent from her other children's.. So can any one help and explain what to do in such case???
Vijay
30 August 2014 at 11:25
Sir, I have owned a site in a layout that was revenue land, coming under CMC and now under BBMP limits. I hav all ec for 30 yrs, sale deed, GPA deed, uptodate tax receipt, b khata etc... But not family tree of seller. Can this be a problem in future thru any claims by member of seller's family? Pl confirm its need in my case. This was purchased by my seller from other person in 1980.
Bulu
30 August 2014 at 11:17
I had executed an agreement having deed no. xxxxx dated 29.02.12 for purchase of a residential space for building construction on 29.02.2012 between landowner- cum- builder and myself. I had paid Rs. Six lakhs fifty thousand (Rs. 6,50,000/- )as a advance towards the same . But due to some personal reasons, I had cancelled my agreement by way of lawyer notice on 11.04.2012 which was as per agreement clause number 19 “That in case this agreement becomes void or is cancelled by either party, the claim of the Second party shall be limited only to the amounts paid minus the 15% cancellation charges per annum and is cancelled by first party then first party wiil pay15% cancellation charges per annum to second party.”
I am very much interested to know
1)cancellation charge 15% based on amount paid (i.e.Rs. 6,50,000/) or total value of flat (i.e.Rs. 30,00,000/)
2)Time for calculation of cancellation charge is 0.112 year(i.e 31 days) or 01 year
3) Builder has claimed for demolition charge which is not mentioned in the agreement , please clarify whether it is legally chargeable
rajesh
30 August 2014 at 07:37
I converted my only Agricultural Land situated in Maharashtra into Non-Agricultural and sold the all the plots. I do not have any Agricultural Land in my name or in name of my siblings, now I want to buy Agricultural Land in Maharashtra.
My query is:-
Can I buy Agricultural Land?
can I buy within 2-3 years?
is section 63 of Bombay Tenancy and Agriculture Act will barred me from buying it.
Please guide me with your expertise opinion.
rajesh
30 August 2014 at 07:20
I am a non agriculturist and bought a plot say 400 squ mtr. for residential purpose. a landowner prepared layout for his agricultural land wherein the said piece of plot is located and got sanctioned lay out from town planning authority, Maharashtra. The said Agricultural Land is Located in residential zone in Development Plan of Corporation. Without seeking non-agriculture permission from collector, he sold one of the plot to me after infrastructural development (internal, roads, boundary marks, open space etc. ).Whether provisions of sect 63 will be attracted and whether collector can act under sect.84c for forfeiting the land. If I do approach collector he may imposed conditions which would be difficult to fulfill.
I wish to seek your expertise opinion to protect my interest and authority.
Ganapth
29 August 2014 at 23:43
Dear Sir
I am 65 year old women, i got a house through registered will from my father both my parents are dead, i am sole beneficiary of the property located at valavanur village, villupuram district tamilnadu
i had applied to valavanur panchayat office, Executive officer and president to change my name in property Tax along with application and required fees i had attched my both parents death certificate, registered will copy, Encubrence certificate,and a legal opinion from Notary public lawyer ( legal opinion states i am the sole benificiary of the property )
All documents for property tax name change is very clear
but the panchayat office president & E.O not changing the name in property tax and Tax payment not paid for three years since my parents death,
through third party i came to know, person in panchayat office want to buy the property at very low cost, hence they are not allowing to name change in property tax
please advie me
1) to which higher official i should report district collector,Thasldar etc, about these corrupt people
2) what other possible option i had to solve this problem with less time frame.
thank you
Visalakshi
Bapugouda
29 August 2014 at 22:41
Sec 125 of Crpc.
‘A’ and ‘B’ got married as per muslim customs , and they had three female children , after some years the “A” husband dead living behind his wife “B” and his children . until his death ,”A” himself and his wife and children were residing with his joint family (father, mother, brothers). After death of his son “A”, the parents of the “A” throughout the “B” and her children without providing any means or maintenance , Under these circumstances,
*What are the legal benefits available to “B” widow and her children?
* Whether “B” widow and her children can claim maintenance against her father in law and grand father?
* Can they seek relief of partition in the joint family property?
Kindly answer with authorities if possible.
Vijay
29 August 2014 at 22:15
Dear Members,
I would like to know if The Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2013 which was passed by the Rajya Sabha on 26/08/2013 the law of the land.
Can the said Insertion of new sections 13C under The Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2013 be used as a ground for dissolution of marriage and obtain a divorce decree.
Thanking You,
Vijay
Anand Anand
29 August 2014 at 22:15
Dear experts,my friend fathers has two wives.after the death of 1st wife he married second wife.1st wife has 4 female and 1 male and secondd wife has one male i.e my friend.my query is can my friend claim or is he entitle for the ancestral property as he being the son of second wife???as per hindu law of succession act.
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Trust created under will
Sir
It is mentioned much in media articles and books on subjects of WILL that one discretionary trust created under will of testator enjoys status of individual for purpose of computing income tax liability and thus enjoys benefits of deduction under section 80-c the way an individual assessee enjoys. In my case this claim is rejected by ITO. I request experts to let me know exact sections or provisions of Income Tax Act or rules which provide this status to a discretionary trust created by WILL.