Vicky Rathee
26 October 2024 at 22:23
I purchased a plot (100 guj) in December 2017, for which I have the sale deed and other documentation, in an unregistered colony outside Gurgaon. I did not occupy the plot or establish any boundaries, and during this time, an individual (let's call him Guy B) took possession of my plot along with three adjacent plots (totaling 436 guj). Guy B has a sale deed for this same agricultural land (605 guj).
Upon speaking with the landowner who sold me the plot, I learned that another individual (Guy A) fraudulently created a General Power of Attorney (GPA) to sell the land, deceiving the landowner during a visit to the tehsil for another sale deed. The GPA was canceled on April 22, 2016, but Guy A sold the property to Guy B on April 5, 2016, while the GPA was still in effect.
The owner is willing to file a case under Section 420 against Guy A, but we are unsure how to proceed with Guy B to reclaim my plot.
Could you advise us on the next steps we should take and our chances of recovering the property?
H Singh
25 October 2024 at 14:55
In 1997 I purchased half of the land share from my Uncle(Dad’s real brother), however the deal and paper show the sale and purchase between me and my grandfather. And the other half was sold to some other party.
But I forgot to do the Mutation process (In Other Languages Dakhil Kharij or Enthkaal or virasth) at that moment.
In 2014 my other uncle died and has no kid and family. So in order the donate his share to some he knows, my uncle register my grandfather WILL with the local tehsil which was actually written in 1992( I am not clear why it was necessary)
Now the Tehsil people are not moving forward with the Mutation process (In Other Languages Dakhil Kharij or Enthkaal or virasth) as the WILL was register in 2014.
Tehsil people want NOC from my uncle or from their kids.
2 of my uncles died and I have no where about their kids. Last time we met was some 30 years ago.
Now how can i do the Mutation process (In Other Languages Dakhil Kharij or Enthkaal or virasth)
Please advice
Pushpalatha H
25 October 2024 at 13:36
Original title deed is lost. Original document is damaged beyond recognition in Registry office so certified copy cannot be granted by Registry office. How to get certified copy of the title deed? What is the procedure for getting the title deed?
Sanji-paul Arvind
22 October 2024 at 13:36
Hi,
My friend received a gift deed from her mother with khatha certificate and extract, and the same is registered in sub registrar office, later khtaha has been transferred on my friends name few years ago, now he property has all necessary documents i.e. original khatha, khtatha transfer, e-khtatha, tax receipts, gift deed, EC, however the property doesn't have a mother deed done by the BBMP but the property details are available in the BBMP system and manual register.
Kindly help to understand if this will cause any trouble in future if she wants to sell or take loan to build.
Thanks in advance for your valuable time and suggestion.
prasad
21 October 2024 at 11:48
My cousin's has two sisters and one brother. His father bought 200 sq. yards residential land in my cousin's mother's name in the year 1995 and since then the property is lying only in the name of my cousin's mother.
Recently my cousin's mother passed away.
Now, the query is : "Whether my cousin's father alone will become leagal hier of my cousin's mother's property or all the family member of my cousin i.e. my cousin's father, two sisters and one brother". If so, what would be the share of each member of the family?
Awaiting your valuable reply in this regard.
Thanking you
Shivakrishna Pabba
21 October 2024 at 11:24
"I am considering purchasing a commercial flat on the fifth floor that currently lacks BRS (Building Regularization Scheme) approval. The owner had applied for the BRS, but it was halted due to a stay order. The owner has the challans as proof of payment for the BRS application. Due to his son living in the USA, he wants to sell the property. He is providing me with the deed copy, UDS (Undivided Share of Land), and all relevant link documents from the builder. Is it advisable to purchase this property without BRS approval? Could there be a risk of demolition or other legal issues in the future?"
Anonymous
20 October 2024 at 19:46
Hi my neighbor has created door pannels by capturing corridoor common wall adjusent to their door. It has also lighting which may cause short circuit and may lead to a fire event. How can i take a legal actions as per bye laws. I requested him to reduce and limit around his door area but he refuse to do any changes
Anonymous
20 October 2024 at 18:01
The land owner decides to sell his land. The land is in single survey number before its sales and a single land without any common path before sales. My father(First buyer) bought a some amount of the land(with house) and in that registration 10ft common path has been included but the 10ft path was never there before the seller decides to leave a 10 ft common path for the buyers but the second buyer bought a remaining land which includes the path beside my father's land. Is it legal to do that ? but we needed the common path to maintain the back side of our land. What should we have to do legally to use that common path ?
Shaikh Zahid
19 October 2024 at 08:11
Dear Sir
I am the owner of the 2 BHK flat in a co-operative society in Mumbai with 1 stilt car park (after parking my 4 wheeler in stilt parking there's no space left), I also have a 2 wheeler for which I had applied for a parking space application in writing dated 04/09/2024 which was refused by the managing committee on the 06/09/2024 saying below lines
"This is to inform you that there is no additional parking space available in the society premises. Please tie-up with someone who have stilt parking they will have provided parking space on rental basis. We will let you know if parking is built in future."
There are people in the society who have taken 2 additional parking space for 2 wheeler after having stilt car park, so my question is not the onus on the society to provide parking space (There are still few 2 wheeler parking space left) in the society, which can be utilised to provide parking
Due to this I have started parking my bike under my stilt car park, but then the bike stays out of the stilt area, for which they have applied a fine of Rs. 1500 on my maintenance bill (They have not given anything in writing prior to applying fine in the bill)
What they have given is some rules from the AGM register related to parking of vehicles in the society premise.
is there a way to seek interim parking space through the Registrar or Co-Operative Courts in Mumbai (Do note that this building is built on MHADA land for which we pay LEASE RENT CHARGES to MHADA every month) if yes then what should I do next in-order to get some interim order form the court until a permanent parking space is granted to me so the society DO NOT APPLY further Parking FINE CHARGES to me.
Look forward to your kind reply
Many Thanks
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Re: transfer of share in chs property
Existing flat owned by
1. Mother -Aged 80 years +
2. Unmarried daughter aged approx. 54 years.
Other Existing living family members
1. Step son
2. 2 daughters ( One married & another Jain priest/ sadhviji)
The unmarried daughter died instate on June 23, 2024 ( without making will / nomination)
Now, they want to delete the name of deceased unmarried daughter.
The society is asking for release deed by the existing daughter ( married & another jain sadhviji) & step son to mother.
The question is whether society is right is asking such release deed.
Alternatively what would be procedure for transferring the deceased daughters share to her mother.