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Anonymous   02 March 2011 at 14:27

Purchase of Residential Property

A widow owning a residential property purchased during 1980 died 3 months ago. She has 8 daughters and in her final will has nominated 3 daughters name. Now the daughter wanting to sell her mothers flat says that she has no flat purchase agreeement or evidence of Stamp Duty Payment or Registration deed of the flat. The Only document available is a Society Share certificate in the name of her late mother who is no longer alive.

In order to purchase such a flat kindly advice the steps to be taken and the procedures to be followed in order to avoid any future legal complications arising out of this flat purchase.

Have we to obtain the following

a) No objection certificate signed by all the 8 daughters.

b) Indemnity bond against any future claims arising on the said property.

c) No objection certificate from the Housing Society Chairman & Secretary where this residentail flat is located.

d) Advertisement in National Newspaper stating that this property is for sale andd for any claims, it must be made within next 15 days time.

e) If the stamp duty has not been paid by previous owner during flat purhase during 1980 then what is the liability on new purchaser in the absemnce of the purchase agreement.

f) Will the new purchase agreement need to be drawn with all the daughters have been named in the last will of the mother ?

g)Can the payment be made in the name of one daughter who is nominee in the will and allow it for distribution among all the 8 sisters ?

Request for valuable guidance on this subject.

J.C.Mishra   02 March 2011 at 14:12

Arbitrary use of power

Sir, I would like to request you to please go through the following few facts.

R.SHAH   02 March 2011 at 12:30

NEED HELLP

HELLO EXPERTS,

NEW DEVELPMENTS IN MY MATTERS ARE,

RECENTLY I REC'D, MESSAGE FROM PANVEL P.S. TO COME N MEET FOR THE MATTER THEY R INVESTIGATING, UPON CALLING THEM BACK AND ASKING, COME TO KNOW THAT MY EX-WIFE NEW HUSBAND FILE PRIVATE CASE AGAINST THEM AND THEREAFTER I VISIT TO P.S. WERE I COME O KNWE THAT MY EX-WIFE HAS FILED 498A ETC.. UPON HER NEW HUSBAND N RELATIVES. THE PURPOSE OF CALLING ME IS BCOZ OF FIRST DIVORCE HUSBAND AND FOR NOT 498A CASE FILE BY HER TO HER NEW HUSBAND, THE CASE WERE HUSBAND FILE 420 CASE UPON HER.
AL THIS FACTS WAS KNOW TO ME IN THE POLCIE I APPLIED FOR RTI TO SEEK COPIES BUT THEY REFUSED AS INVESTIGATION IS UNDER PROCESS.

MY QUESTION IS :
IS SHE CAN INVOLVED ME IN THERE CASES OF 498A ETC...

I WAS ALSO HAING 498A RUNNIN FILED BY HER IS STILL STAND.

HOW TO GET OFF FROM IT, CIVIL COURT IS NOT DELIVEING JUDGMENT HAS MY FLAT IS IN HER POSSESSION.

WHAT ADVANTAGE I CAN HAVE OF KNOWING THIS CASES WITHOUT ANY COPIES.

ALSO, MY 380,406 IPC PRIVATE CASE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION AND NOW MY TOWN POLICE HAS SUGGESTED TO GO THERE HOUSE FOR INDETIFIATION AND STATEMTN I SHOULD COME WITH THEM

ANY HARM TO ME IF I GO WITH THEM TO HER NEW HUOUSE ?

KINDLY
SUGGEST

Ria   02 March 2011 at 11:59

Complaint under section 278 of IPC

Respected experts,

I have filed a complaint under section 278 of IPC for making the environment noxious to health, against the Welfare Housing Association member who happens to be Nagarsevak, for directing the sweeper of our colony to keep the dustbins with wastes near the gates of our building. I stay on the 1st floor and so face more problem due to the stench from the dustbins and the waste.

Since no one from our building was ready to speak against the Nagarsevak I filed the complaint with police.

The police took the complaint and directed us to give a copy to Commissioner of municipality to look into the issue. The Municipal commissioner said that he will send a letter to the Association.

However I doubt if an action would be initiated either by police or Municipal commissioner since the main person who directed that the dustbin be kept there is a Nagarsevak and influential.

1) What are the options available ?

2) How good it would be if I file a criminal case under section 278 of IPC and seek injunction ?

Member (Account Deleted)   01 March 2011 at 22:15

EXAMS.

STUDENTS OF ALL AGES ARE SERIOUSLY APPEARING FOR EXAMS FROM MARCH TILL JUNE EVERY YEAR.
BUT DUE TO SUDDEN TRAFFIC JAM DUE TO UNEXPECTED PROBLEMS AND OTHER UNFORESEEN PROBLEMS HAVE TO STRUGGLE HARD TO REACH THE EXAMINATION CENTRE IN TIME.IN CASE THEY REACH LATE THEY ARE PREVENTED FROM APPEARING THE EXAMS WHICH RESULTS IN LOSS OF ONE YEAR FOR THE CONCERNED STUDENTS.STUDENTS ARE FUTURE OF OUR INDIA,THE CONCERNED GOVT.AUTHORITIES AND EXAMINATION AUTHORITIES SHOULD CONSIDER THESE PRACTICLE DIFFICULTIES AND FIND SOME WAYS TO HELP SUCH INNOCENT STUDENTS WHO SHOULD NOT SUFFER FOR NO FAULT ON THEIR PART.PROPER STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN BY ALL CONCERNED TO HELP STUDENTS.PLEASE COMMENT AND GIVE SUGGESTIONS FOR P.I.L. BEST REGARDS TO ALL.

Anonymous   01 March 2011 at 18:52

Citasion

As I have move my application to appellate department at income tax for disallowing my geniune creditors treated as bogus creditors can I receive any favourable citasion

Anonymous   01 March 2011 at 17:30

EMAIL HARD COPY IS DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE IN COURT

An e-mail communication between two or more persons regarding any matter in a case is an documentry evidence to produced in court in hard copy of that email.
An e-mail hard copy after print is documentry evidence. So pls. provide the case on. where the email is a documentry evidence.

AJIT KAWATKAR   01 March 2011 at 14:27

applicability of un-signed managing committee's minutes

It is regarding co-op hsg socty in maharashtra.
While reading the managing committee's minutes i notced that they are either "NOT SIGNED" or signed " ONLY by Chairman/secretary on very few.
When asked there reply was ," No where it is mentioned in the Bye-Law that the chairman & secretary must sign "
will u tell me whethere it is legally correct & binding on members,especially the Resolution/s.

Atish   01 March 2011 at 12:01

Leave and License Flat

I have a flat in a society in Pune which is on leave and license and occupied by students or bachelors. Now at the time of renewal the society is saying that we can keep only families.
As per law is the society allowed to deprive the flat owners from keeping students or bachelors if they are not os nuisance value.
Regards

Yuvak M   28 February 2011 at 20:35

Stamp Duty in Mumbai

Hi,

My father intends to 'GIFT' a flat/ apartment in Mumbai to his Daughter in law (my wife). Would this attract 2% concessional Stamp Duty?

Also, if the flat is subsequently sold (within say 6-12 months), can the subsequent buyer get any discount/ set off on his liability of Stamp Duty?