rajendra
13 February 2009 at 20:44
Mr. X executed a irrecovable power of attorney in favour of Mr. Y for a land(unregistered)now mr. x is dead. Can the Mr. Y give convenyance of the property to the third person??
What the the validity of unregistered POA.
In POA there is a para "THAT THIS POA SHALL BE IRREVOCABLE UNIT THE COMPLETION OF THE REGISTRATION OF THE DEDS OF CONVEYANCES IN RESPECT OF THE SAID LAND AND SHALL CONTINUE TO REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND IN OPERATIONS DURING THE SAID PERIOD NOTWITHSTANDING MY DEATH OR NAY OTHER CAUSE"
rajendra
13 February 2009 at 13:57
Mr. X executed a irrecovable power of attorney in favour of Mr. Y for a land(unregistered)now mr. x is dead. Can the Mr. Y give convenyance of the property to the third person??
What the the validity of unregistered POA.
In POA there is a para "THAT THIS POA SHALL BE IRREVOCABLE UNIT THE COMPLETION OF THE REGISTRATION OF THE DEDS OF CONVEYANCES IN RESPECT OF THE SAID LAND AND SHALL CONTINUE TO REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND IN OPERATIONS DURING THE SAID PERIOD NOTWITHSTANDING MY DEATH OR NAY OTHER CAUSE"
BHANUPRAKASH
11 February 2009 at 18:29
We are four children for our parents in that two sons and two daughters. My name is Bhanuprakash, younger to all. My two sisters got married by selling the mothers part of property. My father owns a house. Now my parents are living and given permission to do manufacturing work of my brother in that house.At present my brother is not taking care of my parents and demanding his property share. I am living so far to my parents living place due to job opportunity. My parents are planning to sell our house. But my sisters are demanding their share immediately to agree for house sale. They are also not taking care about our parents. Is there any law relating to demand parents property without taking care about their maintenance and health problems? I am ready to take care out of my budget with my family, but others are objecting to leave our parents from the house wihtout property settlement. But they are suffuring without care of children and others.
kalyani choudhury
10 February 2009 at 19:34
My father died without leaving a will. my elder brother & I - part owners of the property sold our shares to a builder for a consideration. 5 years after my fathers death and after we sold our shares my younger brother produced a will said to have been made by our father willing all his property to my mother the will was dated 15 years prior to his death. He also got a will from my mother willing the entire property to him to the exclusion of all of us. The builder has SPoAs & GPOAs our Will favouring him from me & my brother for the said property. The builder using our POAs filed a partition suit to get our share & our younger brother gave my fathers will for t probate. The cases are pending in court.The builder has included a mutation clause in the Agreement to Sell- that we must get our share mutated in his name withour a time frame. In this case what are our liabilities? Can the builder get back to us ?kalyani
advocate satya
10 February 2009 at 14:47
hi
one person given an power of attorney to another, after some time he revoked the same, the person in whose name the power of attorney was given is not vacating the property and cut the power and water line of the first floor where the original owner of the property is residing.
please suggest the remedy for the actual owner
thanks
Samir Naik
10 February 2009 at 12:46
I owned a house property which was under dispute of unfair partition of the same. However I sold the property alongwith the suit to a Developer who bought the said property alongwith the Suit and made a Indemnity Agreement between us thereby indemnifying me for any loss / claim / cost that may arise from the said legal suit or any further appeals made on the same suit. Accordingly I executed a Power of Attorney empowering him to attend all the legal matters including this suit and perform such acts as it could have been done by me as a owner of this property.
Now I understand the court has appointed a mediator to resolve this suit as it is felt by the respected Judge that this being a family dispute could be sorted / solved by mutual understanding between the parties of the Suit. As such since I have an indemnity agreement executed for this suit to cover up any claims / cost that shall arise from this suit, do I still have any liability from such suit. The property at the time of sale had no stay order whereby I was refrained from selling / developing the same. As such since the suit is particularly in the property share and I have sold such disputed property to a developer / builder.
Please advice.
Kind regards,
Samir
ram
09 February 2009 at 15:35
Respected Sir
what points taken in to consideration while purchased un regd will property. with best of my knowledge the un regd will is also legally valied. Pl give property suggession thank Q
ramesh
07 February 2009 at 17:59
which mode is better to transfer some property (for both self aquired and ancestary) from father to son or daughter.
and how much cost shall we incur for such transfer?
kotaruraghu
07 February 2009 at 12:39
sir,
my grandfather given a shop to rent for Rs.400/month since 20 years without any written agreement now the shop owner's son is maintaining the shop and he was not paying the rent of Rs.400/- since two years.what to do?requesting you to give your valuable advice.
raghukotaru.
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The family consists of Father, Mother, two sons and one daughter. Father along with his brothers and mother held joint property. The said property was self-acquired property of his father, i.e. grand father. The property consisted of land and chawl full of tenants. The property was sold to developer who as a consideration allotted flat to Sons. The Father in question has three major children. One of the children is demanding 1/3rd share in the flat. The questions are - 1)Whether the flat so aqcuired by Father will constitute inherited property or the flat is his self-acquired property and he can deal with the same as per his free will? 2) Can his son demand share in the said flat? 3) When the development agreement was signed with the builder, Father was the class 1 heir. The son is class 2 heir. When the class 1 heirs are alive, how can the class 2 heirs demand share in the property?