JEGADEESAN
07 May 2025 at 17:52
Sir
I would like to clarify some doubt regarding my rights in Property which has been bought by me 5/6 share from the Legal Heirs of Sudalai who has 2 Sons & 4 daughters
i.e. During 2024 I have bought 2 acres(UDS) out of total extent of 2 .40 Acre Agri land which has not been divided and originally bought by their father.
i.e. Mentioned in sale deed as 5/6 of total extent .
But now the remaining one person (Name : Subbaiya) demanded extra amount, If not pay by me he said that he would sale his share to other person even the entire property in my custody.
Because his brother( S. Durai) already spent much amount to release his brother Subbaiya from Jail and he has the evidence for that & Durai repaid the Loan which has been bought by his father in connection with his sisters marriage , and all of them confirmed orally that remaining share would be sell to me but now Subbaiya refused to do so .
1. Is there any legal way to stop/create any objection to sell the remaining 1 share ?
2. Is it possible to claim the above expenses by Durai from his brother and lien the property till his claims settled by his brother subbaiya ?
3.Can I claim the expenses regarding development of land and legal expenses in connection with the above said land from Subbaiya & to create lien till my claims settled by Subbaiya?
4.Can I file a Suit to sell the remaining property to me since majority of the portion of land already bought by me and also total extent under my enjoyment based on their family members oral confirmation/agreement?
Anonymous
07 May 2025 at 14:40
Dear sir
Good day to you all.
My father in law and mother in law both have expired leaving behind a regd. WILL. Their property is in Noida (a small bunglow.) Actually father in law expired earlier during COVID and as per REGD WILL, lease hold property was supposed to be transferred in mother in law name. That procedure was pending and going on but it the meantime mother in law also expired.
Now property is to be registered/mutated in the name of three class 1 heirs as per REGD WILL (two brothers settled abroad and my wife who is in India).
My question is whether succession cert or surviving member cert is required to proceed further. Since two brothers are settled abroad what is best way to inherit property in three class 1 legal heir names thru Noida authority and Local Govt. Regd Samiti (thru whom the plot was allotted in father in law name) There is no legal dispute among three class 1 heirs.
The original plot allocation share cert was submitted to Local regd. samiti and in turn they issued NOC for transferring the plot in mother in law name, which was then submitted to Noida authority and was pending but in meantime the mother in law also expired.
Can we rebuild the house making three floors for three legal heirs.
Thanks and best regards
aslamskhan
03 May 2025 at 22:58
Respected Lawyers,
1).I have two property's one as release deed and other owned...
Is there registrar who sits in court to register agreement for.sale.
Or Only registration department of district has accreditation.
2) I want to make a deed in name of my son born in 2008.is he matured to hold property rights..
Thanks.
Rosario Rodrigues
03 May 2025 at 17:28
I have asked permission for personal solar system
They have not replied me till 3 months.
2 As per the Deed of Apartment the builder had kept all the rights of terrace with him.
3 I installed the system
4 can society take action against me
Anonymous
30 April 2025 at 19:43
Dear Experts
please advise
june 2024 i bought a property, seller was NRI so i cut TDS @20.8% and deposited challan and shared to seller
july my CA filed for TDS return for Q1
post that i missed and my CA missed and my seller also missed that whether TDS deducted is reflecting in his 26as and whether my return filed is accepted in CPC
now all of sudden in march 2025, my seller asked for for 16a ie TDS certificate
Upon checking by my CA, the old return is wiped from income tax
in apr 2025, he refiled TDS return and same accepted at CPC, logged in traces, got form 16a also and given to seller
Now major point here is that now CA has filed in apr 25, so date is considered as Q4
in form 16a , challan deposit dates are correct, but on top it telling for Q4 submission
Also this TDS is reflecting is seller 26as
But now seller is asking that he will not accept this form 16a and new one with Q1 has to be shared
Whats the provision here
as after speaking to my CA, if i go for Q1, there is a penalty
is there a challenge at seller end in his TDS
As far as i know TDS return may be late, but his TDS refund will not impact
Please suggest
Mehta
29 April 2025 at 09:58
Dear Experts,
I hope this message finds you well.
I am seeking your expert legal opinion regarding the gifting of a residential flat located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Specifically, I would appreciate your guidance on the following points:
1. Whether gifting a residential flat to a non-family member is legally valid and permissible under the laws applicable in Maharashtra.
2. What are the legal formalities and documentation requirements involved in executing such a gift?
3. Is it mandatory to register the gift deed with the local sub-registrar, and if so, what are the stamp duty and registration charges applicable in Maharashtra?
4. Are there any tax implications or reporting requirements, either for the donor or the recipient, under Indian Income Tax laws?
Your professional advice will be greatly appreciated to ensure compliance with all legal formalities and to safeguard the interests of both parties involved.
Thank you in advance for your valuable time and support.
Warm regards,
Mehta
BHARGAVI VENKATESH
23 April 2025 at 20:34
My client has immovable properties in three states of India.He wishes to register the WILL in one state. Is it possible?
Bhargavi
at your mercy
20 April 2025 at 21:43
1. Approximately 140 sale deeds were executed between 2010 and 2015 for the sale of undivided share (UDS) by a flat promoting company (Vendor 1) and an individual (Vendor 2), both of whom were jointly represented by the same person acting under a Power of Attorney (POA) granted by each vendor.
2. Vendor 1 had originally acquired ownership of a total extent of 215 cents through three sale deeds executed in 2007. Vendor 2 had separately acquired ownership of 22 cents through a sale deed executed in 2003.
3. Subsequently, Vendor 2’s sale deed was rectified towards the end of 2003 to correct certain survey numbers and to add additional survey numbers. However, there was no change in the extent of land area conveyed.
4. It has now (as of April 2025) been observed that the UDS sale deeds executed between 2010 and 2015 do not refer to the rectified sale deed of Vendor 2, nor do they mention the rectification deed's document number. They only mention the original sale deed's document number.
5. It has also been observed that in one of the sale deeds under which Vendor 1 acquired the property, the property description mentions an extent of 0.10 cents (Item 1) and 0.45 cents (Item 2). Vendor 1 claims that the actual extents are 10 cents and 45 cents respectively. However, the schedule of property in the said sale deed also reflects the extent as 0.10 and 0.45 cents. Vendor 1 has not taken steps to rectify this discrepancy.
Request for Advice:
What are the legal implications of the missing reference to Vendor 2’s rectification deed in the UDS sale deeds?
What remedial actions should be taken to address the discrepancy in the extent of property as mentioned in Vendor 1’s acquisition deed?
How should the buyers' title to UDS portions be safeguarded in light of the above issues?
naveenraj jain
20 April 2025 at 18:50
Respected Sirs,
I have agreed to sell my agricultural property to the buyers (2) under an registered sale agreement 2 years ago.
We both parties had agreed on few conditions where one condition wrt completion of the sale below.
That the sale deed shall be completed within 3 months (such date also mentioned) in failure to do so on the purchaser part the sale price shall change.
Now after 5 months of the sale agreement registration the purchaser and the agents were not coming forward to complete the sale nor paying the balance consideration despite me fulfilling all the requirements for registration. So I sent them (purchasers) notice stating the facts and also given
ultimatum to complete the sale within 45 days failing which the sale agreement shall stands cancelled. The purchasers have acknowledged the notice but haven't replied even after one year of the notice being served..
Since the sale agreement is registered how do I get the sale agreement cancelled in the books of the sub registrar. I'm even ready to repay the advance amount which is paid to me..
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Ancestral temple
Kindly advise the law for ancestral temple when there are multiple heirs to claim ownership. Our temple is 300 years old and family of 4 brothers initially who built a temple with temporary structure. With time some heirs built small concrete structure for temple with help of donors. Nobody claimed the temple ownership as it was ancestral for 15 families. Some of us heirs formed Trust 10 years back and started running it. But one heir is creating issue . The land on which temple stands is shared by him and us . So he is claiming the entire ownership of temple. Does this mean the temple ownership is decided based on whose land it is sitting on present date ? Earlier days all brothers lived together and hence a separate temple land survey number was not created. But now with intention of kabza this person is locking it up as per his wish. Can we treat temple separately as it was built years ago by ancestors and all have equal rights on it ? Can a single person claim authority on temple ? Can our Trust with most of the legal heirs claim rights on temple legally ? If yes , what is the requirement and how to deal with this person creating issue ?