Kalyan Ghosh
24 August 2014 at 15:53
Respected Sir,
I am 67 and have only one son child with his family of my daughter in law and one my grandson(5 years).I have excellent relations with them.My son is big executive at a MNC and remains very busy.Moreover he is not at all property conscious.I wish to transfer everything in his favour during my life time,so that he has not to face any hardship after my death.For Bank A/Cs and Fixed Deposits my son is either a Joint Holder or Sole Nominee.
To my knowledge there are some options.
A)Gift Deed,B)Relinquishment Deed,C)Deed of Conveyance.Which one is the least cumbersome and least costly?
One civil lawyer dealing with property deeds has suggested that as my son is the only legal heir of my properties(My wife is not a factor ,she is as as kind to my son as well)simply by submitting one Affidavit before a First Class Magistrate will enable him to acquire the property.Whether the Hindu Succession Act allows this?Whether affidavit before a First Class Magistrate will enable him to acquire the property. Please help
Hussain
24 August 2014 at 15:36
Hello Sir
I have a criminal Record but i don't have any criminal cases pending or any warrants pending on me.
i was arrested and after 2yrs the case was over and i have the judgement copies with me, can i apply for a passport.
Thank You,
Anonymous
24 August 2014 at 14:49
Is there any role of company secretary in a banking sector?
Chetan
24 August 2014 at 13:25
Dear Experts,
I would like to know what should be rent agreement registration charges in noida for a rented property of 14000 P/M for 11 months..
AFAIK current stamp duty is 2%.. am i correct?
Can you please give me a rough idea on the same.
Thanks in advance.
-Chetan
P.C. Joshi
24 August 2014 at 13:14
Dear Friends,
One of my friend purchsed a DDA flat in June 2003 from a property dealer, who had purchased the same one month back on POA from the orginal allottee. In both cases, the GPA and SPA have been registered but Agreement to sell has not been registered.My friends was unaware of the imlication of a unregistered conveyance deed.DDA has recently launched a scheme to convert leasehold to freehold.When the broker saw the docs. he pointed out this problem to my friend. he is quite upset. is there any way to get the flat converted into freehold.though, his family has been living in the flat for last 11 years, there is no problem any time from the original allottee or the property dealer who sold the property to my friend. But I want to know is there any risk of litigation or claimfor owvnership of the house from the original allottee or the property dealer taking the advantage of the shortcomings in the docs.
Can anyone please share the views.Replies suggesting "consult to Lawyer" advised not to share their views as the issue involves sentiments.
Thanks
saurav
24 August 2014 at 12:13
Hello Sir,
I wanted to transfer my flat in Delhi to my father. I have following queries in effect to the above transaction:
1) Since it will be without consideration, I will transfer flat throught sale deed, However I wanted to know whether I need to pay stamp duty + Regsitration charges to the government. If yes, what would be rates? Is there any concession on rates in blood relation?
2) Flat in currently on home loan. what are the tax implication on:
a) transfer on property
b) home loan deduction (80C and 24b of IT ACT)
Vishal jain
24 August 2014 at 11:48
under divorce proceedings...mutual constant
1st motion already done.
girl not coming for 2nd motion for past one year.
is there any way to find the girl, where she is residing these days, as she is not living with her parents for the past one year.
what if her photograph posted on INternet to find her... whether there is any harm in this..
vallimanalan
24 August 2014 at 11:12
I opened an account with a share broking company (ventura securities) an year back. I found some unauthorized transactions in it. On enquiring I was given a scan copy of my account opening form. I never filled or signed the form. Signatures were forged in it. How should proceed legally against them?
bimal
24 August 2014 at 10:19
sir
i want to know, if someone has said abusive words to someone. can he file a case against him.
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