Nikhil Joshi
26 January 2021 at 17:40
Dear Sir,
We are owner of property in pune which is co operative housing society. Society was formed around four years back and till date share certificate is not issued by committee to any member. Now, we wish to sell the property and prospective buyer needs share certificate to be transferred in his name. So far secretary is not responding to us and not willing to issue share certificate. What are legal remedies available to us in such case? Please help us know more on that. Your prompt response will be appreciated.
Regards,
CA Nikhil Joshi
joshi.nikhil1988@gmail.com
Thane, Maharashtra.
Amitsagar Ashok Lembhe
26 January 2021 at 17:11
Could not find oc of the building which is been constructed by cidco and sold to individual
AMIT SOGANI
26 January 2021 at 14:46
PLZ SUGGEST WHETHER A SINGLE STAMP CAN BE USE FOR DIFFERENT CHEQUES RECD FOR GIFT
aman
26 January 2021 at 14:45
Dear Experts
I live with my Father in Meerut House since past 15years. This house is in my Fathers name. (Mother Not in picture she passed away 20yrs back). I have an elder brother who lives separately.
Now my father wants to make registered Will where , he wants to Will this Meerut house fully in my Name.
Even though relations with my elder brother are ok presently , i feel after demise of my father , he may surely challenge my fathers will for some share in this meerut house.
Query - So to cover any such risk/harassment from my elder brother in future ,
A) shall i convince and make my elder brother as 1 of the WITNESS in this registered WILL or
B) shall i avoid involving him in witnesses and make independent witness like family friends and relatives ?
Which scenario would be better to safeguard my interests in the future after demise of my father?
If my elder brother agrees to become witness , can he in future question the sanctity of registered WILL etc etc? may be he can say he was forced to becomes witness or may be he says that my father signed his will in pressure or coercion etc etc?
Or once if he becomes a witness , will he not be able to challenge my fathers will thereby making my position much stronger
Am i making myself more vulnerable by making him a witness or making my position stronger by making him a witness?? Pls suggest what option would be better and how i should go about it.
Thanks in advance
Muthusamy
26 January 2021 at 12:37
Sir
The property is the self acquired property of my grandfather.He died in 1966.He is survived by my father.
My father(A) have a son and daughter.Im the son of A.
My father (A) wishes to sell the property what he inherited from my grandfather.
Do the son and daughter of A need to sign while the sale of property?
Do the daughter of A have any share in the property?
We belong to hindu family from tamilnadu
Anonymous
26 January 2021 at 12:02
Dear Sir,
What is the procedure for transfer of property from parent's (mother) name to her son,in a CHS ?
What documentation is required for the same ?
PPJ
Ra Ma
26 January 2021 at 09:58
A,B,C,D,E are partners in a partnership company. After some years D&E died. The company was wound up and the remaining financial amount was distributed between them. After some more years the legal heirs of D & E found that there is a property in the name of the company represented by A as it’s managing director. A,B,C want to grab the full property and they do not want to give any money to the legal heirs of D & E. What should the legal heirs of D & E do now? They do not have enough money to file a case and afford the long wait time. They want to sell their undivided share to a third party for whatever amount they can get. Is it OK?
N.J.S.Rajkumar alias narasimha
26 January 2021 at 08:02
" Faith is the Bird that feels the Light when the dawn is still dark " -- Rabindranath Tagore
Subhalaxmi Gogoi
26 January 2021 at 07:56
Sir , My name is subhalaxmi gogoi . My centre code is 16. In aibe xv exam mistakely I filled wrong roll no and bubble also in omr sheet .Will aibe release my result or not
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Transfer petition in sc
Dear Learned Experts:
I'll keep it short and simple. I have a child custody matter pending in Bangalore Family Court against my ex-wife that I need to transfer to Hyderabad FC because my ex-wife moved to Hyderabad along with the child. In this regard, the following questions:
(a) Can I move a petition to transfer the case to Hyderabad in the Hon'ble Supreme Court?
(b) Can I file such a petition representing myself (party in peson) or is it a must that I engage a counsel for SC matters?
(c) Can I attend the hearings online through video conferencing?
(d) Typically, how long does it take for the case to get transferred?
Thanks,
Venkat