sonali
15 March 2010 at 16:33
WE are 2 friends, purchased a flat in equal investments. I have paid my share through cheque and my friend had taken loan to pay his sharing. Flat registered in my friend name that's why all authority to him. I don't have any authority about said flat.
So my question is what legal documents or requirements want to get authority to me about said flat???
Regards
Aruna thakur
Anonymous
13 March 2010 at 11:22
I am looking to buy a property from a person who got the residential property transferred in his name in the records of registered co-op housing society through a nomination and an affidavit (in brief : after me , my flat should go in brother’s name) signed by his widowed sister ,died recently.
The widowed sister was the first owner of the flat ,left no children behind.
There is only 1 relation exists with the widowed sister on husband’s side i.e the sister in law (husband’s younger brother wife- ‘Devrani’) .This sister in law has a maternal grand son ( her daughter’s son .)
FYI . The registered society is ready to give NOC to me for Housing Loan on this flat in turn purchase of flat.”
Request for your advice on the following 3 issues
1) whether the above relation (sister in law ) can create objections/claims in this property ?
2) If I take the “no objection letter” from sister in law only , can the maternal grand son create problem ?
3) after taking signatures of all the legal heirs if answer is yes for 1 and 2 , is it really necessary to get an order/declaration from
the court of law by the nominee who has transferred the said flat in his name in the records of the society.
4) if answer to 3 is yes , please help as to how much
a) approx time it takes to get the court declaration/order and
b) in mumbai I need to approach which court (tashildar level/high court ?? ) and
c)with what set of document and
d)the approx fee
Thanking you in advance
H. Mujtaba
12 March 2010 at 18:17
Dear Sirs/madams,
kindly forward me a soft copy of the draft Power of attorney executed by the Hindu Undivided Family represented by its Kartha for sale of a property standing in the name of HUF.
regards,
Mujtaba
Anonymous
11 March 2010 at 12:50
I want to transfer the shares of the flat belonging to my late father in my name. society is asking to submit the ucl declaration that i dont have property more than 500 sq.m anywhere in any urban agglomeration. Is it required?
Why any agglomeration word is used?
Anonymous
10 March 2010 at 21:35
Sir,
My son born on august 2002 has got birth certificate issued from Nagar panchayat of Maharashtra State which only mentions the first name of child instead of child full name. As per the tradition and practice, We add mother’s father name to the second male child along with father name or mother’s mother name to the second female child along with father name. The format is first child name, middle name is either Grandfather’s name or Family name usually house name and last name is Father name. Father and mother names are mentioned in the birth certificates but full name of child is not mentioned and is different from father’s full name due to the middle name of child is from mother’s father name. The mother of child did not retain her maiden name after marriage and her name contains only her first name and husband name. The panchayat and district registrar denied the request for issuing the birth certificate with full name saying that rule does not permit. The State of Kerala issues birth certificates with full name of child but in State of Maharashtra it is not permitted and issues birth certificates only with first name of child. We requires birth certificate with full name of the child mentioned for the purpose of emigration and passport. The school registers and Ration card contains full name of the child. Please advise to include the full name of child in birth certificate.
Regards,
Josye
Anonymous
09 March 2010 at 11:28
our contractor has lost the road permit given by us , so what r the procedure to be foloowed
Anonymous
09 March 2010 at 01:33
I had filed for divorce thru mutual consent 12 years ago on Jan1998. FOr successive three hearings, my wife did not make an appearance. Unfortunately, due to unavoidable circumstances, i had to relocate to a different city on June 1999 and was therefore unable to pursue my divorce case.
Today i am living separately for 12 years from my wife and she has no interest to reconcile. Further she is also reluctant to play her part in getting the decree. So under these circumstances what option do i have to file for divorce? Can i get an exparte divorce? With the exparte divorce, can i marry again? Also I wish to disclose that i have changed my name and am living as a married man with my companion for the last 10 years. Pls help untangle this issue. I do not have any valid proof of identity on my first name under which i married my first wife. How do i go abt filing the divorce?
Anonymous
08 March 2010 at 14:14
I have booked a flat of Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd. in May, 2009 in Lucknow and have paid full amount in September 1. As per the agreement it says that they will deliver the flat within 6 months from date of payment of entire amount. Accordingly date of possession would be on or before March 1, 2010. But as of date, possession has not been given. Even registry of the flat not yet done. Moreover construction work of the flat has totally been stopped since last 10 months (May 2009 to still now).
No work is going on at the site and none of their employees at the head office were clear as to when will the work start. I have spent in travel to their office and much more on the phone calls for the last many months trying to get possession of my flat. I am surprised that they are verbally offering rentals for delayed possession. But the compensation amount (rental of the flat) they have not settled yet. I doubt the rental will be much less than the market rate since they (Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd) will only decide it. Even I have not received any such notice/intimation from them. They will never send any info which is not in their interest. We will have to take them to the task.
I need to take possession of flat as soon as possible because I'm paying heavy EMI and also paying HRA because I am a Govt. employer. Additionally I am going abroad within 3 months and I will stay there for one year. Therefore I am afraid that I will not be able to do registry as well as take possession of my flat for one more year.
Please suggest me what should I do now?
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