Anonymous
16 April 2010 at 09:37
sir
i along with my two kids got property inherited from my deceased husband. myself and my two kids jointly are co-tenants of the property. my kids are minor and studying in school.
now due to requirement of money in my house i want to sell my share (one third) from the property. but the sub-registrar is questioning that since the property in been inherited from the deceased husband hence you can not sell your share as the property will go to the kids after your death like you got from your husband.
being a natural guardian of my kids can i sell my share from the property.
would it attract any legal implecation?
please suggest best way.
ssithamraju
16 April 2010 at 01:43
Hello:
We have a house in HYD In my father's name) which was given to a builder for constructing flats. My father expired last month (no will) and the flats are almost ready.
1) What documentation do we need to transfer the flats to my mother's name? Iam the only son.
2) What documentation do we need to transfer the flats to my name?
3) Where to apply for the above documents? What will be the approximate process time and/or cost?
4) Will there be any cost to tranfer the property to my mom/or me?
Please advise
Subramanyam
Anonymous
16 April 2010 at 01:01
In 1997 court passed the injuction order in favour of my father restraining the society to transfer the shares of flat in co op society to any anyone except my father. So the society was not able to transfer the shares in the name of my uncle. Now my father and uncle are no more and we the legal heirs of both want to take equal shares by sell the flat. We have submitted the application to the society in this regard however the soiety is delaying the matter. they are asking about the status of injunction order. They say your case is complicated.
THe present situation is such that flat is in name of my late grandfather, nomination in namne of late uncle, court order in favor of my father.
what should be done in this case. to transfer the flat in our names. is the injunction order still valid? We dont have the copy of the order.
Anonymous
15 April 2010 at 17:56
Hi,
My husband's grandmother had made of his 3 sons nomination in property she was staying when she was alive. She also has one daughter, can her daughter claim the right in property even if she was not nominated.
One more question if the property is in single name and their are 2 nominations in the registered agreement say Y & Z. Now if X made will saying that the property will be transferred to say third person but the agreement is not changed then whether the property will be transferred to the nominations or the third person mentioned in the will?
Kavita
15 April 2010 at 16:20
Kindly let me know that whether there is any ruling by indian court in any case regarding :-
(a) if any Scheduled Caste girl marries to upper caste men, then in that case she can claim benefits under reservation.
Please tell me that ruling .
Anonymous
15 April 2010 at 14:55
sir
can anybody tell me what is the difference between presentation of a deed to the sub-registrar and appearance before the sub-registrar?
i submitted a duly signed by vendor and purchaser, duly stamped deed to the sub-registrar on 12-03-2010 through office dak/diary
sub-registrar issued a letter to me stating that registration of the same is fixed on 20-03-2010
which one date is presentation-----12-03-2010 OR 20-03-2010 in view of section 23, 25 of the registration act ?
Anonymous
15 April 2010 at 14:40
sir
my brother dispossessed me from my recorded land during 2006.i was silent at that time thinking that he will vacate the land after sometime.i never informed revenue authority for resuming possession of my land to me. after 04 years now i approached to the revenue authority requesting him to help me in getting possession of my property.
according to the local law of the state revenue authority can take steps if the dispossession is been reported within two years of occurrence. hence the tehsildar rejected my application as per law.
please suggest me any other option as per law according to which i can get my property back.
Praveen
15 April 2010 at 12:37
Hi,
I would like to know if a boy ,who completes 17th year birthday and steps into 18th year is eligible to sign as a major or does he have to complete the 18th birthday to be eligible to sign
BHUPAL SINGH
15 April 2010 at 08:47
Dear Sir,
May I request the Hon'ble Experts to clarify the following--
Father 'X' inherits some Agri Land from his father in 1952. Later on he transfers 1/2 to his wife 'Y' in 1966.After death of 'Y' in 1982, the land is transferred to sons 'A' & 'B' and daughter 'C' in equal ratio. Daughter 'C' transfers her share to father 'X' vide a Civil Court Decree in 1991 with mutual consent. Mutation of this is NOT got done in favour of 'X' in revenue records and the land continues to remain in the name of 'C'. After death of 'X', daughter 'C' trasfers half of her share to brothers 'A' & 'B' equally in year 2002 and the mutation is got done in revenue records. Son 'A' sells his entire land ( i.e. his inherited share+land relinquished by sister 'C' in his favour) in the year 2009. Rest of half share continues to remain in her own name. After death of father 'X' in 1999, son 'B' produces a fake & unregistered WILL according to which he will inherit all assets owned by father 'X'. Son 'B' is now NOT letting sister 'C' to take possession of her share, which even now stands in her name in revenue records. He is also pressurising Patwari & Tehsildar for mutation of land (transferred by 'C' to father 'X' vide Civil Court Decree in 1991) in his name. Please clarify--
a. Can son 'B' now legally ask for
mutation of land awarded as per
Civil Court Decree in 1991 to father
in favour of father 'X' or in his
own favour after a lapse of 19 yrs ?
A part(1/4th)of thisland has already
been sold by other son 'A' in 2009
and the buyer has already got the
mutation done in his own name.
b. Can some one quote the Supreme Court
judgement as per which, if the mutat-
ion is not done within 12 yrs after
award of Decree, the Decree cannot be
enforced or in other words,the Decree
becomes void ? Is it provided in the
Limitations Act that a Decree becomes
void after 12 yrs or it cannot be
enforced ? If so, can you quote the
relevent Sec of the Limitations Act ?
c. There is a Supreme Court judgement,
which I read in Hindustan Times, many
yrs ago, according to which, any prop-
erty made with purely from the income
form inherited property (that is the
person doesnot have any other income)
takes colour of inherited property,
which means such a property de-facto
becomes inherited property. Can some
one quote this or any other such judg-
ment in supporty of this ?
Bhupal Singh
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