Vipesh
31 December 2013 at 19:59
Hi
We are in the process of entering into an Agreement with our Landlord for Redevelopment of our Tenant Building.
The Queries are as follows
1) While giving sign on the Irrevocable Consent, should it be accompanied by a Permanent Alternate Accomodation Agreement.
2) Should this Agreement be Registered OR only a Notary is sufficient.
3) If the Landlord does not follow the Agreement or if he sells the Irrevocable Consent to some other Developer,will a Notarised Agreement stand as a support for the Tenant OR only a Registered Agreement will protect the Tenant in the court of law.
Thanking you in Advance
vinod
31 December 2013 at 19:55
sir,
is it possible to cancel a registered gift deed in Bangalore. if so what to do. Thank you
Roland Noronha
31 December 2013 at 19:49
My friends husband passed away two months back. The flat is in joint name i.e. Husband and Wife. The nomination has been given to the Society in favour of two sons.
The wife being the joint member of the Society has requested the Secretary & Chairman to do the transfer the flat in her favour.
She has given following documents:
1 Death Certificate in Original
2 Survivor Family Members Certificate
duly notarized (Heir Certificate)
3 Combined Affidavit by Wife and Two
Sons (NOC)
4 Power of Attorney by two sons in
favour of mother (Indemnity).
5 Form No.17 – Application for
6 Copy of Share Certificate
All that is to be done is that her husband name (First on the Share Certificate) has to be cancelled and wife's name which stands 2nd on the share certificate has to be retained with endorsement by the Society.
The membership fees of 500 and 100 respectively will be paid by cheque.
Please guide anything more to be done in this case.
Rgds
Roland
Navin Pandya
31 December 2013 at 19:03
Dear Legal Experts,
Namaste.
1)Is one Labour Court's decision is binding to another Labour Court?
2)If the original application was under section 33 C (2) of IDA, does the Labour Court has powers to add other sections like 25T for unfair labour practices?
I will be highly obliged for the guidance.
Best regards and wishing Happy New Year to all.
Navin Pandya
KETAN J SHAH
31 December 2013 at 18:36
Respected Sir's
I M the owner of the property in Mumbai.It is an ancestral property. It consist of 2 bldgs A and B.There are some commercial and some Residential units .
In 2006 three additional floors each with 2 flats per floor were put up by me.The construction was not given to any developer.These 6 flats were sold on ownership basis. Also 4 old tenants i.e. 2 commercial and 2 residential flats were sold to the occupants. The stamp duty was fully paid on all the sold units.After this the conveyance of the Land was given to society. As mentioned the Rest of the Old tenants still remain as our tenants.They are paying Rent and other outgoings to us and we in turn pay the maintenance to the society.
Recently a notice was received from the Registrar of Stamps saying that stamp duty amounting to around 5400000/- ( Fifty Four Lacs is payable by us towards the flats which are not sold or not conveyed to the society.Also in one GLOBUS magazine there was an article from the Inspector of Stamps saying that if the property is developed by the owner and some of the units are retained by him then NO STAMP DUTY IS PAYABLE and it cannot be termed as conveyed.
Even after extensive correspondence from our side the Registrar is still sending us the notice for payment of the stamp duty amount which is not payable in any means.
Please advice as to how do I handle the situation because since I have not sold the flats occupied by the Old tenants there is no question of entering into agreement with the society
Your valuable opinion would be highly appreciated.
Thanking you in advance.
KETAN J SHAH
31 December 2013 at 18:18
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rohit
31 December 2013 at 17:40
dear sir,
my father has two home, one is on my father n second is on my mother name, now our society wants to go for development under SRA scehme but problem is there socety has give notice to us, and mentioned in the notice was my father is eligible for only one room, my mother is not eligible for second home, becuase under the sra scheme husband and wife eligible for only 1 room, now we have been living there since 1985 and i have 2 electric city meter, n society fund also paid for both room,
can i transfered mother home to her son?
or any way to get seconf home with legal procedure
rohit
31 December 2013 at 17:32
dear sir,
my father has two home, one is on my father n second is on my mother name, now our society wants to go for development under SRA scehme but problem is there socety has give notice to us, and mentioned in the notice was my father is eligible for only one room, my mother is not eligible for second home, becuase under the sra scheme husband and wife eligible for only 1 room, now we have been living there since 1985 and i have 2 electric city meter, n society fund also paid for both room,
can i transfered mother home to her son?
or any way to get seconf home with legal procedure
Rohini
31 December 2013 at 17:23
sir,
There is a suit for recovery money under promissory note for rs, 3,00,000/-. On the date of appearance the defendant appeared before the court and stated that he will pay part of amount of promissory note, and paid on that day the Hon'ble judge endorsed the same on the docket. And the next day of hearing the defendant stated that on that day the plaintiff threatened him to depose the same hence the defendant represented the same and now the defendant is contesting the case and challenging the promissory note. If the defendant proved the promissory note as false, if the case is liable to be dismissmed, then what will the statement made by the defendant at the time of his first appearance about payment, what is the status of the case. Kindly refer some relevant citation. Thanking you sir.
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