karthikeya manickam_M
15 June 2014 at 20:34
good noon all.
i bought a property before 22 years from the government directly.From that time i am maintaining my documents perfectly,including patta, chitta everything.but there was an encroachment in my property in 2009. regarding that, i have filed a civil case to vacate. i have the nil-encumbrance-certificate from the year 1905.I have the current nil-encumbrance-certificate too,[april 2014] in the name of me.All the documents are perfect.
Please remember, there is no claim or case of my property from any body.
Now, i am in need of some money. so can i mortgage my property to someone and register it, in registrar's office?
Ziaur Rahman
15 June 2014 at 19:23
Sirs, my question to the experts is that whether any executive order passed by the chief secretary of a state can override the rules passed under Article 309 of the Constitution of India? For example, if a public servant has been protected by certain service rules framed by the Governor under Article 309, can the same be bypassed by the order of the Chief Secretary or Home Secretary of the State by an executive order said to have been passed under Article 162 but having no legislation sanction and only referring that the Government is of opinion that hence forth such and such procedure would be adopted which are specifically forbidden in the Rule passed under Article 309? Doses any Executive Order of Chief Secretary or Home Secretary requires any sanction of Governor or legislatures without superseding the earlier Rules made under Article 309? Kindly opine
GANGAM.RAJENDER.
15 June 2014 at 18:26
respected sir,
the property belongs to ancestral property.
the property belongs to the person XX.
THE PERSON XX WAS DIED IN THE YEAR 1948 and intestate was devolved her three sons (i.e Y1,Y2,Y3). THEY GET THE PROPERTY AS ORAL PARTITION AMONG THE SONS.
the elder brother (Y1) had one son(S1) and one daughter (D1) AS Y1 sold the property in the year 1969 with registered sale deed as without consent of the son and daughter at that time daughter (S1) WAS major and the son (S1)WAS minor.
in the REVENUE RECORDS Y1 name has been continuing and after his demise the son(S1)HAS been continuing in the revenue records and pass book and title deeds are in favour of Y1'S SON (S1).
THE EXECUTENT AND THE CLAIMANTS OF THE SALE DEED DATED 19/6/1969 WERE DIED AND ONLY ONE WITNESS IS ALIVE,REMAINING WERE DIED.now the witness saying that i never signed in the sale deed and disputing the sign in the sale deed .
THE successors of the sale deed filed the declaration suit against the executant's son(S1) IN THE YEAR 2006.
Q1. According to hindu succession act 1956(andhrapradesh amendment act 2005 or 1986) section 6 and section 29A the female daughter has any right in the property as SHE WAS BORN AND MAJOR AT THE TIME OF ALIENATION OF THE ANCESTRAL PROPERTY.
Q2. IS SHE ENTITLED TO COPERCENER RIGHT IN THE FAMILY AND HER CHILDREN HAVE ANY RIGHT IN THE PROPERTY,WE NOT IMPLEADED IN THE SUIT,IF ANY RIGHT WE WILL BE IMPLEADED.
THANK YOU SIR,
IF ANY CITATIONS REGARDING THIS ISSUE PLS PROVIDE SIR.
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sundar sastri jain
15 June 2014 at 17:36
Sir, i like to know 1.Procedure for change of name inrecords of registrar office 2.Any amt to be paid toward this name change 3.documents required 4.Apart from registrar, do i have to register with Municipal corporation
I am from Hyderabad
Simran
15 June 2014 at 16:26
Hello Ma'am/ Sir,
I have a family dispute case going on in the court in which the judge is convinced with our part that my uncle has used a fake will of my grandfather to register my grandfather's property in his name after my grandfather's death.
We have submitted a photocopy of will in the court which we got from registrar office which was submitted by my uncle while selling off my ancestral property.
But judge wants a citation which says that a photocopy document is valid and acceptable in filling criminal charges under section 467 and 468.
Please help me and tell me a citation which supports the same.
i would be really thankful.
Ria
15 June 2014 at 16:00
Respected Experts,
Can a car park be rented out by the person to whom the car park is alloted ?
Would such renting of common property be valid as car park is not salable and is not subject to absolute ownership of any member of society ?
Please advice.
Ria
15 June 2014 at 15:56
Respected Experts,
I live in an apartment and had parked my car in an empty covered car park allotted to another person not having a car as car park is a common area.
However the other party managed to get an exparte injunction stating that that it is urgent and he will be subject to great loss if I park my car in the space alloted to him, however he does not use that space.
Please guide.
PEER MOHAMED
15 June 2014 at 15:28
Dear Sirs,
Good day!
I need your expertise / valuable advice on vacating the Encumbrance filed on 10.03.2008 by the Sales Tax Department as per the Distraint Order(form 1, under sec 8)of the CTO dtd 07.03.2008 against the recovery of Sales Tax Dues from the previous owner of the property, which mortgaged property was taken possession by the bank on 11.03.2004 & on 23.01.2007 itself under sec. 13(4) of SARFAESI Act 2002 and was sold by 'Tender cum Auction Sale' to one 'X' by the bank on 31.01.2008, on 'as is where is' & 'as it what is' basis a 'Sale Certificate' dated 22.02.2008, which property was further sold by 'X' to me on 05.12.2012, when we noticed the Encumbrance on the property.
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