AJIT KAWATKAR
20 April 2009 at 19:00
there are14(12aprtmnts+2shops)aprtmnts in a bldg.2aprtmnts belongs to LAND-LADY(has only POSSESSION LETTER;no stamp-duty paid}other10have REgstered agrmnt.of sale.whether it is possible to register the bldg, under "Apprtmnt Ownership act1970"?is LANDLADY any way exumpted from paying stamp-duty?(her name is still there on PPTY. CARD}.kindly provide me declaration draft/forms to that effect.
Charan Chander J
20 April 2009 at 09:58
Hi Everyone,
I need a legal advice on this issue.
My grandmother has 1 son and 1 daughter and my grandmother passed away in 2007. My grandmother inherited a house from her father and now my grandmother has not made any will. But my aunty (grandmothers' daughter) has somehow got the property transferred to her name without our knowledge and she is claiming right to this property.
But as per my knowledge this is illegal, can somebody give me some clarification as to how I should proceed further.
Thanks,
Charan
CA Rahul sureka
20 April 2009 at 09:52
We have registered Soceity at thane, now if some one have taken balcony inside there room, the person who has taken balcony inside is already paying muncipalty tax on balcony space also. can if any one complain in Muncipal office that this construction is illegal, does muncipality has right dispite of soceity registration. , if society issue NOC will it be sufficient.
IF ANY ONE CAN HELP ME OUT IT WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIABLE.
satish kumar
19 April 2009 at 11:45
please let us know what exatly the basic checks before i buy a flat(3BHK) so that i will not be cheated by realtors such as the land is in letigation etc...
And please let us know what exatly mean by encuberence certificate.
Member (Account Deleted)
18 April 2009 at 15:06
One of my client (Building developer) want to sell 6 flat to diferrent purchasers on same day. Draft deef and all documents are ready. But they doesnt want to go to the office of the Sub-registrar. Want it(registration formalities) to be done at the premises.
Seniors please advise how I should do it? what are the steps involved?
sapna bhatt
18 April 2009 at 14:58
respectef concern,
i want to ask that can a religious prorerty like ancestrol temple can be sold?
plese suggest me
Chhaya Soni
18 April 2009 at 11:44
Respected lawyers,
If a land owner executes a registered PoA in favour of another person giving rights to sell the landed property for a consideration, and the another person sells to third party for the same or more consideration, I just wanted to know whether such PoA remains subsisted and valid if before or after the sell to third party an original land owner dies. The PoA is for consideration, i.e. the original owner has recieved consideration for execution of such PoA from the another person.
Amal shere
17 April 2009 at 18:51
I am staying in the house in chawl on old Mumbai with building nearing the age of 100 years, we are ten tenents. All are willing for redevelopment of the building cluster with building in front of us which belongs to the trust. Our landlord do not seems to be keen and constantly trying to avoid the discussion and informing her intent. Our tenents had sent letter about concern for buidling and requesting for her decisions. The tenents want to form the society and pay her 100 mths salary. what are the provisions under the laws to help us to form society? All tenents of top floor have loft of height beyond 5ft 11 inches classified as mezanine floor. how can we protect our fsi of mezanine flr for our benefit which will or else be enjoyed by the builder in the redevelopment process? Please help
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unregistered supplementary deed validity
Sir,
A land owner entered into a development agreement with a developer and registered the same. Later the flats have allotted between owner and developer and entered into a supplementary agreement for allotment which is not registered.
In this circumstances can the owner entered into agreement of sale for his flat or executed sale deed with joining the developer as a party in the deeds