Ankush dahiya
13 April 2019 at 09:36
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Ankush dahiya
12 April 2019 at 11:28
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raviteja
07 April 2019 at 17:05
The plot is registered on my fathers name and he is not alive now. The sale deed is lost. As we know the survey numbers and area of the plot we bought the CC without any FIR and posting ad in newspaper. Now our family has decided to gift the property to my elder sister. Can we proceed with registration with the help of only CC and death certificate? or do we need to file an FIR and post an ad in newspaper along with CC and death certificate? [We are not interested to sell the property to someone else anytime soon]. Awaiting your valuable suggestions. Thank you.
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07 April 2019 at 14:08
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Nitin Pisal
05 April 2019 at 18:42
Hi sir
In hyderabad if property value is 100 cr. Then how much total fees would be payable for registered gpa
Anonymous
03 April 2019 at 21:09
Dear Experts and Lawyer Gentlemen,
I am Purnaiah, Chartered Accountant from Hyderabad request your expert advice on the following issue:
One of my uncle along with three of his friends purchased some agricultural land in one of the prominent area in Hyderabad in Apr 1988. At that point in time, since official survey and demarcation of the said land could not be completed the vendor showed all Five Sy Nos. 11, 12,13,14 & 15 as pertaining to the said land in the schedule of the property referred in the sale deed.
Subsequently, post completion of the official survey; demarcation and fixation of boundaries duly separating the land sold to us from other part of the vendor’s land, it was identified and confirmed that the entire land sold to us was situated in Sy No. 11 only but not in other Sy Nos. as noted in the above principal sale deed executed in Apr 1988. To rectify this, in February 1989, they have mutually executed a rectification deed by removing the redundant Sy Numbers mentioned in the principal sale deed.
In the due course, partners took several years to develop the land and convert it in to residential plots under HUDA norms. Meanwhile, when the development was in progress one of the partner has expired leaving Four (4) of his dependents (Wife, Son & Two daughters) as his legal heirs. One of his legal heirs (deceased partner’s elder daughter) was living in USA along with her husband.
Later, in June 2014 all the Partners (including Four legal heirs of the deceased partner including his elder daughter who was in India at that time) have mutually executed a partition deed and shared the plots among them.
Issue: Here the real problem cropped up, to our surprise we found that the details of the subsequent rectification deed (of Feb 1989) were not captured in the recent Partition Deed executed in June 2014. Now, being a legal heir and a party to the Partition deed, deceased Partner’s elder daughter held up in USA and she is not turning up to India for executing a rectification deed to this effect. Her other three family members who are in Hyderabad also neither supporting us in this regard nor trying to get her to Hyderabad for executing the rectification deed. Because of one legal heir of the deceased partner (who is in USA), the entire process is held up and other partners are completely tied up. They are not in a position to enjoy their share of property as they can’t get any bank loans for further development nor in a position to register the plots in the name of their kin and kith. Due to this pending rectification, other partners are completely refrained from doing further activities in the property.
Request: Please help us with suitable remedies to overcome this peculiar problem.
Warm Regards,
CA Purnaiah
Umar
24 March 2019 at 02:57
Dear All,
I am Junior conveyancing practitioner and one of my client ask regarding Durable power of attorney. So any legal provisions specifically regarding Durable POA. and at the time of selling immovable property by the agent, what law says about the consideration amount, (Agent can directly collect the consideration amount in his own account). (If Yes, then what is the purpose of Schedule of Hindu Laws i.e blood relationship or at this time law ignore the schedule)
at your mercy
22 March 2019 at 08:52
The society management called a GB and the quorum was 17 out of 178 members. They appointed themselves and are said to have forged documents to bank to take over control of accounts. AS MEMBERS, CAN WE GET THE COPIES FROM Bank to verify before taking any further action?
Please advise
Anonymous
16 March 2019 at 12:51
Sir
I have investment in folio in limited company however there is third name in the folio that person i dont know when i contacted company they inform me that they cant do any thing , that third name which appears in my folio i dont know , i hold investment in physicaly mode now due to this i cant demat my shares as company asking kyc documents of that person to whom i dont know
please guide me
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Middle name like "kumar" is missing in the sale deed title
My query is: At the time of purchasing a Flat 08 years back in small village of State (MH) The builder has missed my middle name like ' 'Kumar' in the title sale deed. But the ID submitted 'PAN Card xerox Copy' before registrar has full Name including Middle name This ID has the round stamp of registrar office too. The property was bought with my wife and her name is correct in all respect. My name in the Housing Cooperative society register is also without my middle name. While signing ID proof section in the sale deed, i signed and my full name also mentioned in Hindi Language.
Pl Guide me . What should i do.