PAULRAJ N
15 February 2022 at 04:24
I am residing in a flat managed by a residents welfare Association. The Maintenance Charge is collected on fixed basis as per resolution passed in AGM against TNAO Act (Sec19-1) which says the expenses shall be shared on UDS basis. Is it legally valid or correct? Can the bye-law Or resolution of the Assn go against the TNAO Act? - Paulraj
Rajiv Kaicker
14 February 2022 at 20:04
The owner of a freehold DDA flat has passed away.The able legal heir has obtained the Surving Member Certificate from the SDM and has also applied for Mutation to the MCD.
Is there any other action to be taken by the legal heir?
Abhinay Singh
14 February 2022 at 17:58
On 10th Oct i gave my shop on rent, with 50000 fixed deposit, we have an informal written agreement for 11 months, after the first month he didn't pay rent, make the excuse that he didn't earn that much as they start, i reply no issue pay next month, he only pays utility. Nov, Dec, Jan he didn't pay rent, now from this month i have to their utility. i have already invested 50,000 on the maintenance of the building.
I want to vacant my property, but i can't pay the balance amount, i want to block their fixed deposit till the original expiry date of the agreement, can i do this...? or what should i do...?
Manoharan
14 February 2022 at 17:58
We are residing in an apartment in Tamil Nadu and we have registered the association five years back. After that the Committee members have not renewed the regn. every year. Now what is the procedure, whether to renew or to register as a new association. Kindly clarify.
Swaty Gupta
13 February 2022 at 20:09
Respected Experts,
My husband(& other members of joint family) is a tenant of a commercial property in Delhi. It is a pagdi property rented by his grandfather before 1950. Recently, the present landlord filed for eviction on bonafide grounds and rent controller passed eviction order. We filed for a review to the rent controller. The
hearings are still going on regarding the review. The eviction date is almost reached even though the date for hearing of review is later.
I want to know that if the review decision is against the tenant, then would it call for immediate eviction without any further time limit or is there any provision to push the deadline to accomodate the delay in review decision and to allow time for appeal to high court?
Regards,
Swaty
Vasudevan
12 February 2022 at 17:44
Respected Learned Experts, My friend who had no children has adopted a child from Immaculate Society and legally registered the adoption. Now the adopted son's age is 8. It was ascertained that the adopted son has no sound mind and seems to be insane. My friend want's to appoint a guardian for his adopted son after his life time. He feels that all his relatives are greedy of his property. So he wants to appoint the Immaculate Society itself as guardian for his properties and his son. Whether it is permissible? If so, what is the procedure? Thanks in anticipation.
Anonymous
12 February 2022 at 15:37
We are six sisters and all are married. We are muslims .Our parents are dead.There is an ancestral property gifted to my mother by my grandfather ( haven't seen the property papers myself, however my mother used to tell me this ). There is no Will.
2 of my sisters live with their family in the property and a part of the property is locked up by my third sister.
The property tax for the property has not been paid for many years now and none of the sisters are taking care of the maintenance of the property nor paying any rent.
Please can someone guide me on the below
1. Do all sisters have equal rights on the property
2. Can anyone stake a claim to the property by just paying the outstanding property tax
3 If any of the sister try to unknowingly usurp the property can they do it and what rights have the other sisters in such a situation, can they seek legal recourse
Even if the property is not gifted by my grandfather, and if my father had purchased the property in my mother's name do any of the sisters usurp the property
Anonymous
12 February 2022 at 15:26
We are six sisters and all are married. We are muslims .Our parents are dead.There is an ancestral property gifted to my mother by my grandfather ( haven't seen the property papers myself, however my mother used to tell me this ). There is no Will.
2 of my sisters live with their family in the property and a part of the property is locked up by my third sister.
The property tax for the property has not been paid for many years now and none of the sisters are taking care of the maintenance of the property nor paying any rent.
Please can someone guide me on the below
1. Do all sisters have equal rights on the property
2. Can anyone stake a claim to the property by just paying the outstanding property tax
3 If any of the sister try to unknowingly usurp the property can they do it and what rights have the other sisters in such a situation, can they seek legal recourse
Even if the property is not gifted by my grandfather, and if my father had purchased the property in my mother's name do any of the sisters usurp the property
Sudesh Kumar
11 February 2022 at 17:47
HELLO SIR / MAM
PLS GUIDE ME REGARDING MY NEIGHBOUR CONSTRUCTING A BUILDING UP TO 4 STOREY BY BLOCKING MY HOUSE AIR AND SUN LIGHT ALSO CAN I OBJECT FOR THE SAME I AM ALSO A RHEUMATIC PATIENT AND MY AILING MOTHER IS ALSO SUFFERING MULTIPLE DISEASE PLS GUIDE US CAN OUR OBJECTION IS GENUINE.
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Ancestral property
Mr.X is co owner with his brothers on their deceased father s property.X has children and wife.one out sider want attach X's share after partition of property.because of financial deal with X.
can X's children challenge this move? Because of ancestral property.can they claim on grand father's property during X's life time.they want save ancestral property from X's foolish deals