Baskaran Kanakasabai
01 August 2010 at 12:07
Dr. Adish C. Aggarwala,* Senior Advocate
President, International Council of Jurists (www.internationaljurists.org)
Chairman, All India Bar Association (www.allindiabar.org)
Chairman, India Legal Information Institute (www.indlii.org)
Senior Additional Advocate General of Govt. of Haryana
Additional Advocate General of Govt. of Punjab
has replied that he has received my communication regarding the presentation titled" The Flaw in the Law" and that he will respond in due course. His reply is received with due thanks.
chirag
27 July 2010 at 05:37
I booked a flat in the month of January 01 2010 with an upfront payment of 65000/- which is utilised in stamp duty and registration. Value of the flat being 15 Lacs which includes everything. I have paid the builder 2,20,000/- in total however due some inconvience am not able to get a loan from any bank, I have requested the builder to cancel the agreement and has agreed to pay me back the amount, i.e 2,20,000/- minus the 51,500/- stamp duty,I just want to confirm that as per the new amendment chapter 5 of bombay stamp act 1958 (section 48,1) now the law states that refund for stamp duty can be requested upto 2 years instead of six months which was the earlier clause and is effective since Nov 2009. I want to get the refund of all the funds however I reliase that on the 7 July 2010 I have exceeded the six month period. PLEASE HELP ASAP as it leaves me confused based on the facts avails on gov websites stated by the chief controlling revenue authority. Also attached is a screenshot from DNA news paper stating about the new amendment.
T S GULATI
23 July 2010 at 17:54
Rented office premises was taken in 1994 by giving premium (pagree) for legal profession practice as an advocate. The said office at the whole fifth floor (including ground floor) was sealed my MCD in the year 2006. Now the landlord is interested to get the floor d-sealed from the MCD but he is asking the payment of rent arrears for the sealing period and charges for desealing the premises. Please advise as to whether we should pay the rent arrears for the sealing period also.
T.S.GULATI, ADVOCATE
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Mohamed
15 July 2010 at 16:01
Hi,
I want to identify the type of property (Although the seller says that it comes under BBMP).
Kind Regards,
Mohamed
Baskaran Kanakasabai
09 July 2010 at 00:00
Under the proposed Land Titling Bill 2010,
notification u/s 4(1), declaration u/s 6 and award u/s 15(of LA Act,1894) are all compulsorily registrable, All lis pendens as well is compulsorily registrable.
Comments and views please!
Siddaraju
06 July 2010 at 12:07
Dear Sir
My father has got a property of 3.5 acres from karnataka government in 1994, with condition of not to sell any one up to fifteen years.
Since my father and his brother not yet divided there ancestral property, now they are asking equal part in above property also.
Is my uncle is having right to get part in which my father has got from government or not, if yes how can we cant do.
Victor
05 July 2010 at 11:50
Does any one please tell us how to obtain a valuation certificate for a residential house from Hyderabad Municipality?
1) What documents required to submit to them
2) How many days it would take normally as per rules
3) Do we have any fees for it?
deepak K Gujrati
03 July 2010 at 08:38
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice
deepak K Gujrati
03 July 2010 at 08:32
Sir,
I have purchase a land in city. The sale deed of the seller does not bear the Aaragi No. The seller has purchased the property from a person who has accquired the property under a will. The Will also does not bear the aaraji No. All the deeds bear house no, At the time of purchase it was told that in city properties are purchased and sold on house no . I have received yellow card and got mutation completed. But when I approach Banks for housing loan, they are asking araji no in earlier deed also. Now the question is :1. What is importance of Khatauni 2. In absence of that Whether my title is defective 3.How to get my name on Khatauni records when my earlier holders have not done so and not mentioned araji no sale deeds.
This is very urgent. Please advice
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