shailendra kumar
27 December 2013 at 16:15
i have a transferable job. i had a driving license from delhi which expired 3 days back since local rto raipur refused to renew. they are compelling me to again go through learning license process. but i have already learned once and my license expired only 3 days back. what is the rule position ?
Member (Account Deleted)
27 December 2013 at 16:07
On my agreement for sale which is dated 2012, the stamp duty is paid entirely and correctly. However, the same is not registered.
Now we are executing the Sale Deed in 2013 or 2014. This will be done on a Rs. 100/- stamp paper.
1. Now, on which Market value do I calculate the Registration Fees of 1%, of 2012 or the current year.
2. The fact that the Agreement of Sale is not registered -will it create any hurdle in future.
Please advice. Thanks.
shailendra kumar
27 December 2013 at 16:06
brand new car is in fathers name who expired . one of the brother is holding it forcibly and grossly misusing the car and not giving it to others and neither giving money in lieu. how can he be stopped from using the car as it now legally belongs to all successors ?
shailendra kumar
27 December 2013 at 15:54
the nominee has taken signature of all the brothers and sisters on a document saying he may be given the money and collected the money from the bank. but he has not distributed the same even after passage of many years . what action can be taken ?
Member (Account Deleted)
27 December 2013 at 15:53
On my agreement for sale which is dated 2012, the stamp duty is paid entirely and correctly. However, the same is not registered.
Now we are executing the Sale Deed in 2013 or 2014. This will be done on a Rs. 100/- stamp paper.
1. Now, on which Market value do I calculate the Registration Fees of 1%, of 2012 or the current year.
2. The fact that the Agreement of Sale is not registered -will it create any hurdle in future.
Please advice. Thanks.
WellWisher
27 December 2013 at 15:24
HI,
This is in Hyderabad, (AP)
I own a flat in a building which has 15 flats and mine is on top floor. We were outside the country
and when we came back we saw that a AC duct was installed by President in common Area going towards the terrace.
This caused noise/heat/health hazard etc and its in common area/wall going towards the terrace.
We had a profession discussion with owner who also happens to be 'President' of the building and as per by laws
AC duct should not be installed in common place. He agreed to remove the AC duct and install the same in his balcony
like all other residents. This discussion and decision happened 6 months back but he did not remove ...in order to
resolve matter ameciably committe decided to speak to him in 1-1 basis and he gave verbal commitments/excuses (
people , quotes from vendors, warranty etc)...after 6 months he says he will not remove as it is on his wall (which
is actually not his wall but the wall going towards terrace). He says if we want to remove AC duct all flat owners
should remove flowers pots, shoe racks and bikes etc from all floors...
Evidences:
1) Discussion/agrement to remove AC were done in front of vice president / seceratory / 1 comitte member and 2 residents
2) There may be 1-2 emails asking him to remove AC duct but no official letter was sent by committe asking to remove.
Entire committe is not supporting him now and are planning to give him notice...but six months have already passed...we
are getting affected day by day and do not have confidence in giving him more time as he has not lived upto his commitments
in the past....
What are our options ? How fast and how can we get this removed ? What committe can do to forceble remove this in next 1 week ? What I need to do as a resident ?
Thanks
Wellwisher
K*I*L*L*E*R
27 December 2013 at 14:04
Dear experts,
My wife filed 498a, 406 on me and my family and later the case get comoromised inside mediation centre of hc
Now we r going to pay half payment at the time of divorce and the rest half at quashing
As divorce has to be done first under 13b mcd and later quash will be taken up
1What if she doesnt show up at quashing time will my quash gets strucked or delayed in that case
2 some people told me that court will quash the fir if even girl will not show up on the basis of mediation agreement is it right
Plz guide thanks
Kshitij Shah
27 December 2013 at 14:04
If a person demands for Bribe and another pays it then whether payer is at fault ? What penal action payer can face ?
sagar jadhav
27 December 2013 at 13:51
My friend have cctv supplies company
for political reasons he want to put cctv in police station
1) is it legal?
2) Whose permission is needed for the same
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Mutation and regisration of residential property
A was the owner of a house in Delhi. He gifted the same to his three children in equal proportion by a Registered Gift Deed. The children entered in to a development agreement with a builder whereby a four story house was constructed on the site and three floors were given to the three children. This sale of 3 floors to the children(all adults) was duly registered with the Registrar's office in South Delhi and they became joint owners of the 3 floors.
By way of family settlement deed (which is not registered) they have agreed to own one floor each individually. They want to properly document and record the individual ownership of each floor in individual name.
Please advise if they have to register the family settlement deed with the Registrar's office or not, and if so will they have to again pay the stamp duty/ registration charges and if so, at what rate?
Can they get mutation done on the basis of unregistered family settlement deed for each floor in their respective name? Presently mutation record is only for original building (Before development) and is in name of A (Father)