Archana Babu
21 October 2022 at 22:12
My Son-in-Law's father (Party[C]) bought a piece of land from a Party (B), who had previously bought from Party (A), having a minor son.
Now the minor son (Now Major) of Party A is claiming relief against the land owned by Party[C], who is also deceased.
Please clarify whether Party (A) son has right to claim on above property.
narendra khona
21 October 2022 at 21:14
SIR, FOR SOME REASON THE GIFT DEED DOCUMENT WRITTEN CONTAINS MANY ERRORS,MISTAKES, MISSING MEASUREMENTS OF PROPERTY, TOTAL AREA EXTENT. ETC.
PROPERTY IS IN POSSESSION SINCE 1950 TILL PRESENT.
IT'S CONFUSING TO EXPLAIN IN WRITING, BUT EASIER TO EXPLAIN.
WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE YOUR INPUT & GUIDANCE.
THANKS🙏🙇 NARENDRA
Rajan
21 October 2022 at 21:10
I want to know that if a property is registered with name of partnership firm and all partners after signing the dissolution deed ,can sale the property? If yes ,after selling the property how the name of purchaser can register their names in revenue records if the firm have not registered any bylog (rules) with registrar.
Prashant Kaluste
20 October 2022 at 23:33
Hi
Ours is a registered coop Society which was constructed in the year 1969 .
The Owner of the plot of land on which the builder built the building was registered as a CHS in the year 2007.
It was given on lease for 99 years .
Currently the Society name is nowhere appearing on property land .
My question is whether the deemed conveyance can be done for such Private Lease hold land as few of the members are in favour of this as a result of which our name as a leasee will appear on Property card .
Few members are opposing as they think it will cost approx 10 to 15 lacs or more ( 64 flats and 32 garages) ( Amount some Pvt Consultants informed)
Some of the members say instead of deemed conveyance ( which might get challenged by the land owner in the court ) we should approach a developer who then will / can purchase the entire plot and get the land converted into free hold .
please help us with what option to be followed in this situation
anil a ghaisas
20 October 2022 at 16:24
CI needs to know whether (A)r can I shift my service connection to my son's address as I need to keep in contact with my Grand Daughters in his absence when he is away at the office my residence is at a different location (3) when it is given as a service benefit, what happens if i make use of this facility at the maximum in my own interest? (4) is ok if I do that ?T. dose there is any violation of act, or terms Regards with Best wishes & HAPPY DIWAI i nDAvance Anil A Ghaisas
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anil a ghaisas
20 October 2022 at 16:09
I need to know whether (A)r can I shift my service connection to my son's address as I need to keep in contact with my Grand Daughters in his absence when he is away at the office my residence is at a different location
(3) when it is given as a service benefit, what happens if i make use of this facility at the maximum in my own interest?
(4) is ok if I do that ?T. dose there is any violation of act , terms
Regards
with Best bwishes & HAPPY DIWAI i nDAvance
Anil A Ghaisas
Anonymous
20 October 2022 at 07:15
Initially My father had failed a suit for declaration and a permanent injunction suit against his 2 brothers. The property was mortgaged long back with one of the brothers.
Trail court decreed the suit in favour of the plaintiff(my father) subject to redemption of a mortgage in favour of one of the brothers (Defendant 1)
Subsequently, Defendant 1 filed an appeal.
My father(Plaintiff) filed a separate new suit for redemption of a mortgage in trial court.
We also contested the same in the Appeal filed by Defendant. In the first appeal it was decreed fully in our original plaintiff's favour. It was held mortgage was redeemed as well.
In the second appeal filed by Defendant matter was remanded by High court for consideration of additional evidence filed by the defendant during the first appeal. Now after the matter is remaned to the trial court, the defendant is arguing plaintiff can not claim redemption of the mortgage since plaintiff has filed new suit for the mortgage of redemption and hence, the mortgage should be considered as not redeemed. However, the high court has remanded the matter only for the limited purpose of considering additional evidence.
Can you please suggest
Suraj Kumar
20 October 2022 at 00:41
I have given Rs. _ _ _ to XXX to start a business. The amount was paid by cheque. XXX has purchased a house with that money. I was occasionally used to live in that house. Now XXX want to sale the house & refused to pay my money back. I have forced to file FIR u/s 420 IPC. Thereafter XXX tell me that, since she couldn't refund my money she will transfer house in my name & handover possession of house to me.
All of a sudden XXX came & threatening me to vacate the house. I asked to refund my money or transfer house to me. But she refused both.
I inform the matter to local PS & they advised me to lodge FIR.
1) Can I file a civil suit for injunction & peaceful living in that house ?
2) Can I claim that property since market value of that house is already paid to XXX but XXX refused to transfer the house to me.
Can I file
Jenil Malviya
19 October 2022 at 23:25
Lets say I have my house towards north and my neighbor just opposite to my house. He doesnt have a space to keep his shoe rack outside the his door. And me on the other end have a huge wall as i have 2bhk house (the neighbor have 1bhk so they didint get the space), so they started putting their shoe rack against my wall, which make my end of the floor dirty. I asked them to not leave their shoe rack against my wall, then one of their son came so rudely and said we wont, its not your floor and all, blah blah… So i wanted to know is there any way to keep them away from my end of the wall?
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Private family trust
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