Shiv Gawale
13 June 2020 at 18:34
Sir,
I am working in a government sector. My first marriage was in Feb 2011, after one year me and my wife stay separately due some family issue. Then after we both are filed mutual divorce petition in court and in Aug 2019 court grant/passed our divorce petition. In between, from year 2014/2015 I have stay with one lady in leave in relationship. After divorce I have marriage with this lady. But while I have in leave in relationship with lady, we have born one boy child and as on date he is 3 years old.
Now, kindly guide/suggest me what will be the legal procedure or way to enter both (second wife & child) name into my service record or family particular as a nominee/dependent.
Saurabh Nene
13 June 2020 at 10:15
I hold a joint property with my Brother in Pune, Maharashtra. This is a self acquired property. We both had contributed some amount, out of our own sources and also borrowed housing loan. We are contributing 50% each for housing loan EMIs.
Now, I want to transfer my rights in the said property in favour of my brother. He will pay me, the amount contributed by me initially and he will also take over the balance amount of housing loan i.e. (he will alone pay the EMIs henceforth). My Queries:
1. Which document shall I execute for transfer of rights, Gift Deed or Release Deed? Which option will save Stamp Duty?
2. While determining the 'Market Value' of the Property for Stamp Duty purpose, whether the balance amount of Loan will be deducted from the actual property value? Can it be treated as 'encumbrance'? Will it help in saving stamp duty? If not is there any other way out?
Please advice me on above. Thank you all experts in advance
Anonymous
13 June 2020 at 09:51
Dear Experts,
I tried to understand Parvathy n Carona case but found difficult
When owned flat is used by generations They do need flat ownership and deal documents which are valued possessions and preserved,Why pagdi document optional??
Why should tenants enjoy too much for cheap on someone else lifetime's efforts??
Thank you for kind replies.I don't know how to respond to questions by you on my query hence writing here.
Yes it was our grave mistake not to increase rent earlier as we were misguided that it cant increase
Our tenants have rent receipts since 1940 but no pagadi document
Rent is around rupees 125 a month for around 1500 sq feet plus in Andheri east
What is procedure to increase rent
1.Can we also take rent from past once it increases
2.Also we are residential owner while other 4 owners trying to sell stake to builders.Will tenants join them to harm us if we increase rent
3
If current rent value is around a lakh then till how much will court increase
Vinay Tripathi
13 June 2020 at 01:08
Dear Sir,
My question is can a NBFCs (HOME LOAN COMPANY) file a case in D.R.T for the shortfall of loan amount after selling the mortgage property, against the borrower or we can proceed through arbitration execution???
And if D.R.T is also a remedy under which provision one can file case against borrower for shortfall of an amount plsss suggest if any other remedy we have to recover shortfall amount.???
Anonymous
12 June 2020 at 12:51
if top floor mentioned in the paper. has the owner implied right of roof or else there should be " top floor with roof" mention in the deed.
Request your to please help me with the scenario.
Thanks in advance !
Deeksha nayyer
12 June 2020 at 12:00
Dear Experts..
My Maternal grandfather had some acres of ancestral Land..
The Land is ancestral in nature because it has been passed from many generations and it has not been divided once.
Recently I found that , my maternal grandfather has made a registered will and he stated in his registered will that all the ancestral property will be passed to his Sons.
My Maternal grandfather didn't gave any share to my mother.
MY QUESTION IS - DO MY MOTHER HAS RIGHT IN THIS ANCESTRAL PROPERTY?
WHAT SHOULD WE DO NOW? WHAT SUIT SHOULD WE FILE?
Thanks in advance
for all hardworking Experts..
Shobhit Jain
11 June 2020 at 23:03
Whether NHB provides funds for lending to Housing finance companies? We are aware that they are providing refinancing facilities, but whether they are providing direct financing as well?
Anonymous
11 June 2020 at 18:38
I hold decree debt against an unlisted PLC,but company has stayed the execution for the last 5 years. Meanwhile promoters have abandoned the company, siphoned off almost all its assets, and floated new companies to carry on the old business ! Old company is still Active in MCA records.
Understandably this is Fraud by company promoters under Indian company Law,called 'Phoenixing' !
How do I make the errant Directors too liable ,apart from the company, as and when we file the EP against the PLC ?
Do I file a seperate EOW case for this prayer or will the EP court itself will hear this prayer ?
Anonymous
11 June 2020 at 18:26
Hi
I'm a muslim working woman. My first marriage was legally dissolved by family court on 27.08.2019 on ground of non consummation of the marriage. I got remarried on 03.01.2020 as per muslim rituals. I'm working under a renowned PSU. My ex husband has filed false complaints against me in my department regarding polygamy and attending court hearings etc without permission. He has also disclosed personal information regarding previous marriage and divorce petition documents to my office. I feel mentally harassed by these actions of him. What legal actions can i take against him? It is also to mention here that he stays in Rajasthan and I'm residing in Delhi now after remarriage. Kindly requested to give genuine advice please.
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Intestate property
Property lies intestate for more than 4 generations. The 4th generation beneficiary gets absolute and full rights over the said property having all the rights of alienation. Can there be any restriction by law restraining the said beneficiary enjoying the said property absolutely as his own personal property in exclusion of his legal heirs. Kindly elaborate the pros and cons in this position of the 4th generation beneficiary.