jagannathan
20 January 2015 at 13:21
A will written by the husband for his property to her first and second wife. Will came in force after his death. No dispute against the will and the will property was shared according to the will. Sons of the first and second wife received the will property according to the A and B schedule of will. Patta changed in their names and sold the will property against their share leaving only 17 cents punja land by the first wife son. Now the first wife's son files a suit for partition without disputing will for equal share. Whether the suit is maintainable at this stage where the suit properties are in the hands of 3rd party possession. More over will property were already partitioned. Is there one more partition eligible.
channa keshava
20 January 2015 at 12:23
Dear Sirs,
I have a site of 30x40 sft in panchayat limit, i had decided to sell it, and took advance of Rs.5,000 (without written document) from a buyer last week and gave him one set of the photocopy property documents. Buyer had told me that he will pay 25% of the value as advance within one week.
Now there is no response from him. Is there any problem to me.
Please advice.
Thanks & Regards
Keshava
devangkamdar
20 January 2015 at 12:12
hi
can a development agreement b unilaterally b cancelled if the time frame/or any other terms of the agreement is violated.
if yes , how to proceed
Milan
20 January 2015 at 12:06
Please Help us as the landlord is harassing us to vacate our residence which we are occupying since 45 years through pagadi system. He has somehow got TMC to declare this as dhoka dayak imarat. Dont know what happens next. what are the steps to be taken so as to retain our rights and not lose out. We still reside at the building, No one else is staying. Earlier it was occupied by the landlords who have left to some other place. They arent even declaring whether they have sold it or who is the new owner. Please advice. need your guidance urgently.The top floor is somewhat looking dangerous because they havent maintained it well nor do they maintain the whole building.We are in ground floor which is in good condition. just two storied building
Deepak sharma
20 January 2015 at 11:54
what is the role of guarantar in home loan? Difference between co-applicant and guarantor home loan?
ChandanLawyersclub
20 January 2015 at 11:52
I am selling house at 105 L
My buyer is selling another properly for the same at 60 L,
70 L he is taking a loan.
His criteria for loan is only 70L.
Bank is telling me you need to first transfer the sales deed to him, then only we can take the documents and give the money.
Bank is J&k bank. I am bit uncomfortable if I do not get my money and I have signed the sale deed.
Do banks give guarantee in such cases and what happens if banks say some problem , they can not give 70L.
Pl. suggest what is the best way, Normally for such high value buyer can not arrange funds in short duration, he need to
Regards
Chandra
sakshi
20 January 2015 at 09:41
My grandfather had land in pune.
And he sold it to a society 13 years back.
Now grandfather is no more, and his step son ask for share in that sold property.
Now what I do?
vivek singh
20 January 2015 at 08:31
sir my father was a holder of sbi bank with defence salary account. now he was died in harness before 3year.i know that atm insurance can i claim for insurane if yes how can i claim for it plz oppenion
Struggling Landlord
20 January 2015 at 07:44
Sir,
I have an SC Judgment (attahced PDF 4422/2011) Guidelines for minimizing LL-Tenant Fair Rent Case.. I wanted to file this in lower court (Small Cause) in my Fair Rent case… (MhRent 1999 Act) but some senior advocates says :
1. Its not applicable since its derived from Hariyana Act …
2. Some says its derived from Eviction Case
3. Some says MhRent ACT has clear section for Fair Rent/Standard Rent so this Judgment is of no use …
Excerpts from SC Judg (Guide Lines for settling FR case says)
“21. According to our considered view majority of these cases are filed because landlords do not get reasonable rent akin to market rent, then on one ground or the other litigation is initiated. So before saying omega, we deem it our duty and obligation to fix some guidelines and norms for such type of litigation, so as to minimise landlord-tenant litigation at all levels ….. follows guidelines.. (attached pdf)
I am not lawyer but as per my belief law is for majority and based on common sense..and SC judgment is for all over India.. for (LL-Tenant----FRent litigations)
In majority of fair rent cases they were decided in favour of LL (since they litigate for more than 10 yrs) and the rent demanded by LL becomes meager while coming before HC/SC
So I think these guidelines are for lower court to decide at their level.. (then why this citation is not applicable in my fair rent case)
I am sharing on this site for your thought and advice…. Thanks in advance
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