surender garg
06 November 2009 at 15:41
i want to know the maximum validity period in case of General power of Attorney (GPA)& also in case of Special power of Attorney (SPA)
Regards,
Surender Garg
hsr.surendergarg@jslhsr.com
Anonymous
06 November 2009 at 15:15
Hi All,
One of the property situated at Ajit Nagar Amritsar Punjab and attorney holder reside at New Delhi. Attorney holder personal health ground not able to move at Amritsar Punjab. She want to appoint another GPA for sale the property and collect the money in favour of blood relative (Own Brother) reside at Amritsar Punjab. She want All performe regarding regisistration process at Delhi registrar if possiable or not.
(A.K.Roy)
Bincy J
06 November 2009 at 14:39
Hi
My elder brother had purchased a property in Calicut, kerala in Dec 2008. He has gifted that property to me. I want to know whether to get that property registered in my name will i have to pay the stamp duty again. I am planning to get it registered by Dec 09. What is the law followed in Kerala for registration of gifted property.
Pradeep Gupta
06 November 2009 at 11:02
I was married in 2007.
In the year 2002, My father-in-law has purchased a land and build a house in the name of his wife i.e my mother-in-law after taking home loan from Bank of Baroda for the tenor 10 years.
He have one son and one daughter (who is now my wife) and one grandson (from his son). His Son got married in the year 2005. In the year 2006, his son had left the home with his wife and son. Today, nobody knows where he, his wife and his son are located or we don't know their status, whether they are alive or dead.
In May 2009, My Father-in-law expired due to heart-attack and TB & in the same year i.e. Nov 2009, My Mother-in-Law also expired due to heart failure. They don't left any will behind. Also, now nobody is staying in that house.
Now, the question arise due to the property left behind. Still the Home Loan (around 75000/- ) is left in BoB. So, my question is, Shall my wife can acquire the property after completing the home loan? or what should be the procedure for acquiring the property & their household items.
Anonymous
06 November 2009 at 00:19
sir,
I was married in 1978 when I was a minor(14 years of age). My father had received 50 acres of agricultural land from my grand father and my father died in 1997.My father has not earned any property on his own.
we are 3 sisters(including me) and 3 brothers and our mother.Can you kindly suggest if i have right in my fathers property and can i claim for it in court.The property is in andhrapradesh
madhan raj
05 November 2009 at 21:28
1 )My great grand father died in 1950. my grand father died in 1992 he was only son of My great grand father. My father was born in 1943 and he died in 2003 he was only son of My grand father. my father have three sister all married before 1970. I have one younger brother and my mother.
my grand father died in 1992 I came know 2005 act does not apply. Because he died prior to 2005 act.
2) my father being born prior to 1956 act he was only son of my grand father and my grand father was only son of My great grand father. I came to know that there is only son law by which my father get half of my grand father share another half divided among all his heirs. I want only son law citation which can help me.
Please help me.
Jagan Mohan
05 November 2009 at 18:36
Sir, we participated in an auction of a loan defaulted flat held by a nationalised bank (Canara Bank) and won the winning bid.
Now, the property was sold on 'as is where is, as is what is' basis. However, the flat was under possession by some third party family. Initially, we inspected the flat and verified the documents and found everything to be in order. THe family and the bank officials had orally claimed that the family is going to vacate in few days now that the auction has completed.
We had applied for a loan to complete the payment for this flat from another bank. Now the bank refuses to give us the loan saying that they flat cannot be transferred to us.
What can we do now?
Does 'As is where is' clause also mean that the bank can auction an occupied flat without vacating it?
And can the sale be valid without the Bank handing over physical possession of an empty flat to us?
I am aware of the caveat emptor nature, but I am of the opinion that it pertains to the nature of the goods sold. Here, the goods itself is not handed over at all, which is a different thing altogether.
Please, enlighten me on options available to us in this regard.
Thanking you in advance.
Anonymous
05 November 2009 at 16:30
I have executed and registered a deed of settlemnt disposing of my flat jointly in favor of my 3 children. If I wish to eliminate the name of one of the three,who unlike the other 2, has never been with the family since several years, and never cared about the well being of all of us. How could it be done?The deed is still in my possession, and the children are not even aware of its existance. I will be thankful for sound advice.mention is made in the deed that self and wife should be allowed to stay on in the flat till death.
Atanu
05 November 2009 at 11:06
Dear Sir,
I have purchased a property and made the agreement with the builder. But when i applied for home loan from SBI and submitted all the necessary document i came to know that builder dont have the development agreement registered. He has purchased the land in 2004 and has the power of attorney for the same but SBI is not ready to accept the same. As per SBI mortgage can't done based on power of attorney.
Is there any ways and means throgh which i can get home from nationalised bank. Please help me with your kind inputs.
Regards,
Atanu
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Govt. Acquired Land of my Parents
Hi,
I am the only son for my parents. I have 2 sisters who got married in 1997 & 1999.
My Father died on Oct'98 and my mother is living with my elder sister at my native place. My younger sister is living in gulf.
My father purchased a piece of land (Residential Plot)at Sriperumbadur in 1990 and ther property is registered in favour of my Mother and Late Father (Jointly). This property has been acquired by Govt recently.
Please let me know how the sale proceeds to be divided among us (considering my father's and mother's share separately)