Husband has died in Nov 2020.
In 2018 he bought one house properly/flat and wife was co-owner.
Now for family survival they want to sell a property . widow has 2 minor children (son and daughter).
Banks are denying loan to every buyer.
Family is under tremendous need of money.
How law can be a hindrance, as it's a matter of family survival.
And flat will be ceased by bank now (as it's NPA )
Husband has died in Nov 2020.
In 2018 he bought one house properly and his wife was co-owner. (co-allottee)
Now for family survival, she wants to sell a property. widow has 2 minor children (son and daughter).
Banks are denying loans to every buyer.
Family is in tremendous need of money.
How law can be a hindrance, as it's a matter of family survival.What is a option left with the widow, as bank will cease the property (as property is on loan and now it's NPA)
Sir I have pledged the property and barrowed rs.60 laks with an interest rate of rs.2.5 and property got registered and mutation and pani also due to pandemic situation I didn't paid interest amount now I'm ready to pay principal and interest amount but lender is asking to pay sub interest so legally how can I get back my property guide me after registration only I got money
RESPECTED SIR / MADAM,
I have registered myself with MSTC Website for property auction after complete the process bank has prepared the sale certificate in my name only but i want to buy a property by joint name with my mother i request the bank to join my mother name but they refused and told me we cant add the name even after consent from sucessful H1 highest one bidder as Per SARFASI ACT 2002. I need your valuable advice kindly suggest as soon as possible advance thanks for your help.
Can I plea for temprorary suit for bare injunction IF
1. my Mother in law is trying to alienate the property which is against the will
2.Mother in law is trying to alter the will which is against the intention of father in law
3.Mother in law is attempting to take away the right of my husband in the property.. (who passed away)
4. Praying for the stay on the alienation of d properties to which my husband has a right in terms if the original will..
My mother and maternal uncle share an ancesteral property received from my maternal grandmother. A partition deed was prepared and registered. The partition deed specifies the following:
The ground floor is for the own use of 1st party and the first floor is for the use of 2nd party.
The vacant land in front of building is an undivided share that belongs to both parties.
The terrace is an undivided share that belongs to both parties.
Second floor can be built if agreed by both parties and on investment by both parties for the purpose of letting and enjoying the income.
Due to work from home situation, we (2nd party) would like to build a room on the terrace as the 1st floor isn't sufficient for Work from Home.
Please let me know it is possible to rectify the Registered Partition Deed mutually to enable this. What are the steps.
Please let us know if we can let out the 1st floor given the partition deed specifies the 1st floor is for own use of the 2nd party.
I'll grateful for any thoughts.
Kind regards
Shashidhar
Dear Experts,
I have a query. Mr. X has purchased a property from own funds. He is married with 2 children.
Can he write a WILL that after his death, the property should go to his mother and not to his wife or children.
What are the rights of wife in a self acquired property?
I had non registered agreement to sell of a property deal in Delhi of Rs.1.15Cr and paid advance of Rs.17lacs to the seller who was having home loan on the said property.
Seller gave us chain of documents just 3 days before the expiry of Agreement to sell. Before that I kept on writing mails to seller and requested him to submit different document to disbursement of my Home loan (which was delayed but sanctioned two days before expiry of agreement to sell due to Covid lockdown) to get the sale deed done. After getting all the documents from seller we found that property is NPA with notice served under section 13(12).
Seller has submitted letter with his bank for No objection certificate to sell this property. Agreement to sell was expired during all this activity and it is more than 15 days now. But process is getting delayed unnecessary.
What should be my plan of action now.
Dear Experts,
Need a guidance on the below:
We are an apartment association registered with Registrar of Society, Karnataka.
There are in total 35 flats in the apartment. One of the flat owners is very rude and they have moved in to the flat without obtaining an NOC from the association though they knew that the previous owner had some pending maintenance dues. The notice in this effect was prominently displayed on the entrance to the lift and passage. Also they have chosen not to become members and membership fee is still not paid. They forcefully park their vehicle in the parking area eligible for their flat, though the parking space is not yet allotted to them by the association for non- submission of NOC before moving in to the flat.
They are very irregular in payment of monthly maintenance dues, as well as other payments towards society developmental charges. The maintenance is due for more than 18 months. They do not stay in the apartment and they don’t visit also, as the flat is not occupied. The association has been following up for the dues since long time without a luck. Very recently, when they visited the flat for renting it out, association approached them to discuss about the pending dues. However, they argued and said they are not going to pay anything as the flat was not occupied. We referred them to the relevant clause of the association bye laws which talks about amount as decided by the association . Suddenly they became violent and came attacking one of the association members. Considering the verbal abuse (foul language) & loud threatening words and basis the CCTV footage we filed an NCR with the local police station. Though outside of the police station, they agreed to clear the dues but there is no action from their side yet.
Hence the association has decided to proceed legally to collect the dues with interest, as per bye laws. In this reference, we approached a legal help but his advise has raised further questions. He says, even though we are registered with Registrar of Society, we can’t proceed for collection of pending dues, unless the association is registered with some specific authority (just like municipal authorities).
- Is there any such law which stops the apartment association from collecting the genuine outstanding just for not registering with a specific authority?
- What is the legal remedy for recovery of outstanding dues from apartments owners and under what section laws?
- What is the procedure for initiating an action?
Any valued opinion and guidance from the experts
We would request opinion vis-Ã -vis laws in the state of Karnataka if any.
Thanks in advance….
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Hi sir, If any father wants to disown/remove his Adult son from his legal custody. Then what is the process. Is a Newspaper publishing is sufficiently recognised as Removal under Operation of Law ? Thanks