Anonymous
07 September 2024 at 13:09
Dear sirs,
There was a builder who created apartment complex and sold 500 apartments to buyers.
After 30 years these apartments are resold multiple times and now there are 50% first allottes and other 50% are subsequent / second owners.
Now apartment owners have figured out that builder had considered only 40% of the total land while calculating the UDS for the individual apartment at the time of registration but payment was taken considering entire land UDS.
At present builder is ready to correct the UDS abd want to update remaining 60% of thre land in owners by correction deed.
I have following questions ( mainly first one) :
Please respond to question no 1 atleast if you can't reply to all of them
1. Can builder update current owners ( 2nd or subsequent owners) sale deed to add /update UDS Is it acceptable and lawful herd to skip the previous owner ? It will be challenging to bring all previous owners/legal heirs for correction for all the apartments. Is there a legal way/alternate to handle this situation?
2. Do owner need to pay stamp duty on current land rater for increase UDS? as the payment for entire apartment including share in 100% land wad taken by builder from the buyers bu5 he missed to include the correct UDS.
3. Some people want to go ahead and correct their sale deed as they are first owner. Will they get more compensation comapre to people (second/subsequent buyers) who are not able to correct their sale deed?
Thanks for your time and help in advance
Regards,
Hari Konanur
07 September 2024 at 00:17
Namaste sir
I rented to one person a small room on first floor of our house
Now tenant not paid rent past 8 months and on absconding by locking the door
His mobile is not reachable
How to open the door and to let out others
Through some sources i came to know he living at his native by doing agriculture
Now what should i do
Please advise as 11 months agreement also expired
Regards
Narahari
Kiran Kumar
05 September 2024 at 16:42
Good evening sir/madam
Sir I have a bit of land 200 sy.yds in Hayathnagar. I have purchased the same in 2017. I have verified all the revenue related documents and the link documents to verify it genuinity. But in the early 2018, I came to know that the first land owner who owned acres plotted the same and sold all the plots in the year 1985. But his successors, grand children who possessed patta pass book, kept the same as mortgage with a bank viz. Oriental Bank of Commerce and obtained a loan of 6 Crores. The bank authorities without verifying the land whether it is agricultural or plotted, sanctioned the loan. Bank authorities may be hand in glove with the said cheaters. Now, the bank has obtained some court orders and through Advocate Commissioner and with police protection, obtained possession. Aggrieved of this, the land owners in 100s went to High Court obtained stay, DRT-II, Hyderabad gave judgment favoring the land owners. Aggrieved by the orders of DRT, the bank filed a WP in High Court, the High Court denied to interfere and advised them to approach DRAT which is in Kolkata. Now the case is pending in DRAT.
My concern in this is that I was not a party in the DRT Court proceedings and had tried to be a party in High Court, but due to the delay caused by my counsel I could not be impleaded into the case. My question is whether I can implead in the DRAT Kolkata as my case is the same as the case of the land owners who are now parties in the case. Please help me out. Thank you
Anonymous
05 September 2024 at 08:54
dear sir,
we purchased a flat which belong to share of 1st son (out of 4).
the family had father and 4 sons and the building is divided among them.
4 flats one each to 4 sons
ground floor and terrace to father.
father died and in will gave his share of ground floor and terrace to his 2nd son.
In our registered sale deed there is no mention of terrace rights.
can we put our dish antenna on terrace considering it to be common?
Anonymous
05 September 2024 at 01:55
Hi
My grandfather are three bro. Second younger bro. Which have only one daughter. He write a will to my mom in the year of 2000 and trying to get rasisterd but due to funds issue he can not done it. But he manage to get notarized and two gawah signed the will...
After his death my family can't manage to get probate the will. And no one is try to claim any property of her.
After 24 years its necessary to probate the will....??????
Pls reply soon
Bharath
03 September 2024 at 03:43
Hello everyone, we have a piece of land that was in my father's name. After he passed away, I attempted to transfer the land to my mother's name. All the survey numbers were successfully transferred except for one, because it wasn't listed online at the time. As a result, that particular piece of land wasn't transferred to my mother. Now, I'm planning to build a house on that land, I have the passbook xerox , and the land isn't showing up online. However, we do have the 13B & 13C documents for the land, along with a Xerox copy of the old passbook as proof. Can someone please advise me on how to proceed?
sachin
02 September 2024 at 15:25
how much cost for legal heir certificate in maharashtra ? how to obtained it quicly
Vivek Kumar
02 September 2024 at 09:04
hi,
I am from Maharashtra, what is the ownership status of a flat if its sale agreement and index 2 from registration has two names as buyer of the property but the housing society share certificate mentions only one name? Is there any provision to rectify share certificate and make it joint ?
bharat khatwani
01 September 2024 at 17:49
I am looking for rulings or authoritative case law that establish the principle that a legal notice must not only be properly served but should also be backed by a legitimate basis and a clear intention to pursue the matter legally. Specifically, I seek rulings where courts have emphasized that notices sent without a genuine legal basis or intention may be deemed baseless, frivolous, or premature, leading to adverse consequences for the party issuing such notices.
If you could point me toward any judgments or provide references to case law that support this view, it would be highly appreciated. I am particularly interested in rulings where the lack of substantive claims or intention in legal notices was a factor in the court’s dismissal or criticism of such notices.
Thank you in advance for your insights!
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