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samiksha gupta   26 March 2010 at 09:02

transfer of land and building

sir,

our is a registered society running different colleges. the land is in the name of the society.
whether the building and the land can be transferred in the name of the college? although the college is being run by the society.

thank you.

samiksha gupta   25 March 2010 at 18:51

regarding a gift-deed.

sir,
a piece of land was gifted in the year 1960 to a charitable society by the owner within the municipal limit area to open a hospital. the society constructed the hospital by getting the approval of the maps by the municipal committee.for many years, the hospital was running and for some time it remained closed and after that the society gave the hospital to a local doctor on rental basis. in the revenue records the mutation was not done. the legal heirs of the donor they got entered their names in the revenue records and on the basis of that they have also sold a part of that gifted land to somebody.
sir, now my queries are:
1.whether the gifted land can be sold by the legal heirs of the donor?
2. whether a gift given by the way of registered gift deed could be revoked?
3. whether the part of the land sold from the gifted land by the legal heirs can be claimed by the society?
4. whether non-mutation has any effect on the gifted deed??
5. whether a case could be done on the legal heirs who have sold gifted property and mutation & registration of this sold property can be canceled?
6. whether mutation of the gifted land could be done in the revenue records now?

i hope you answer to my queries soon.
thank you.

Anonymous   25 March 2010 at 18:48

regarding the gift-deed

sir,
a piece of land was gifted in the year 1960 to a charitable society by the owner within the municipal limit area to open a hospital. the society constructed the hospital by getting the approval of the maps by the municipal committee.for many years, the hospital was running and for some time it remained closed and after that the society gave the hospital to a local doctor on rental basis. in the revenue records the mutation was not done. the legal heirs of the donor they got entered their names in the revenue records and on the basis of that they have also sold a part of that gifted land to somebody.
sir, now my queries are:
1.whether the gifted land can be sold by the legal heirs of the donor?
2. whether a gift given by the way of registered gift deed could be revoked?
3. whether the part of the land sold from the gifted land by the legal heirs can be claimed by the society?
4. whether non-mutation has any effect on the gifted deed??
5. whether a case could be done on the legal heirs who have sold gifted property and mutation & registration of this sold property can be canceled?
6. whether mutation of the gifted land could be done in the revenue records now?

i hope you answer to my queries soon.
thank you.

venugopal   25 March 2010 at 15:09

share in fahter's house

Sir,

My father has constructed a house from his income only. But, he registered it in my mother's name. I have a two sisters who are married and an elder mentally deficient brother. My father has not left any will. My mother is not accepting to write a will. I am married and have two daughters. How can i ensure my share in the house? Please advice.

thanking you
M.venugopal

Monil Shah   25 March 2010 at 14:46

Purchasing House in co-operative soc

I have to purchase an house which is a co-operating hsg society.

I wanted NOC from the co-operative society for acquring the house but the secretary said that we cannot give u the NOC as the previous owner has not completed One year till now.He further showed me the bye law where it was written that no person could get the noc if the previous owner has not completed 1 year.

I wanted to know that
1. Whteher co-operative society act says that house cannot be trf before completion of the 1 year.Yes or no
2.If no,Whehter the Co-operative society act has an overidding effect on the bye law of the society.
3.Whether I can take in legal action agagist the society from not giving me the NOC.

Please help me solving the above query

Anonymous   25 March 2010 at 12:24

Society Formation with incomplete facilities- Urgent Help

Hi,
I request your help.

Situation-
1.Builder has posted a notice informing that the CHS has been formed and his services will be discontinued.

2.Although possession has been given to 60% of flats, present occupancy is less than 15%.

3.Approach Road, Boundary , Municipal water supply, Fire Safety has not been completed by the Builder.

My question is -
1.Without road, fire safety, and municipal water , was it legal for the builder to form CHS?

2.After we form an Adhoc committee , is there a possibility that the builder will leave the pending work incomplete and the society has to take care of the completion? In case this happens is the builder safe legally?

3. What is the legal liability of the secretary of the adhoc committee? If anything happens to the building due to inferior construction , whether the adhoc committee will be held responsible by the authorities?

Kindly help. Suggest us whether we should go for formation of an adhoc committee or we should challenge the builder legally.

Regards.

Munshi Venugopal   25 March 2010 at 10:58

My father's house

Sir,

My father has constructed a house from his income only. But, he registered it in my mother's name. I have a two sisters who are married and an elder mentally deficient brother. My father has not left any will. My mother is not accepting to write a will. I am married and have two daughters. How can i ensure my share in the house? Please advice.

thanking you
M.venugopal

Anonymous   25 March 2010 at 03:21

Farm land being occupied by tenant

HI experts,

We have a small farm 4 acre of mango plantations in andrapradesh in my fathers name.

The same has been given to my cousin to look on yearly basis on payment of money. we bought the plantation in year 2002.
Now cousing is not ready to leave the plantation and is saying he wants to cultivate or buy at the basic cost of purchase. He had assisted ( not financially) in buying the farm as we live in the city.

We do not want to give the same, as it my father hard earned money. Now there is a dispute and not allowing any other tenant to cultivate the same.

Suppose he is of the intention that after 10 years of cultivation the farm becomes his. Is there any law of protection for landowners.

Please help, on how to proceed.

Regards
Sridar.








Rave Gerawal   24 March 2010 at 14:46

Gift Deed Stamp Duty

Can u pls let me know the stamp duty for registration of gift deed for an immovable property. Gift is to a family member who is also one of the co-owners of the same property. I need to know the stamp duty in both Delhi & Harayana. Thanks.

Sindhu   24 March 2010 at 13:29

Buy an agrircultural land for farming only

Hi Sir,

I would like to know what is the allocation for me to buy an agricultural land. I am from an agricultural family background but i am not a farmer. I am a working professional who has annual income more than what is prescribed in the act.
I want to buy this land and become a farmer. No ulterior motives of real estate or business. How can i go about it?
Is there a way for a genuine citizen who wishes to take up farming on her own wishes even if she doesnot belong to farming profession?

Please suggest.

Thanks and Regards,
Sindhu