RITESH
14 April 2010 at 22:27
Hi,
i am purchasing a flat in mumbai.the share certificate is currently in the name of my landlady and her sister.previously the share certificate was in her fathers name .her father had a keep and her name is reflecting as assossiate member of society .but her fathers will has been probated and now the share certificate bears her and her sisters name.
my query is does assossoiate member has any right over property.
if the assosiate member can create any problem for me in future
bharat
14 April 2010 at 21:06
My father has Residential cum Commercial property @ Nagpur, Maharashtra acquired
through his own income. He now wants to transfer the same to me (son). Please
advise me on
1. which will be better "will" or "gift" deed.
2. Which will be economical (considering stamp duty, registration, lawer fees
etc.,)
3. Which will be more potent in legan process.
4. If will is made and if it is required to be probated later on then will it
attract any charges.
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 19:59
Hi,
I booked a property 13 months ago. Some percentage of the amount has been paid but not 100%. Property is not ready and possession has not been offerred by the builder yet.
Can I sell this property?
Thanks.
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 18:17
Hi!
This is cynthia , I am from Goa and My mother in law have a property next to my husband's house and she want to give some part of this to construct a house for us , however my husband has 3 more brothers and 4 sister all married & settled.
they are okay with that we are constructing over that property .Now my concern is that we want to be clear on everything and don’t want any hassle after the house is ready hence we want to get the property on transferred on my husband’s name and then build the house. Please guide what is the best deed we need to go for is sale deed /gift deed as we also need to get bank loan to construct the house
sanjay deosaria
14 April 2010 at 14:26
we entered into an agreement with the promoters in the year 2000 to buy a flat on a 10 rupee stamp paper. The promoters refused to execute the agreement. we approached the district magistrate and got the agreement adjudicated in the year 2008 and filed a case at the consumer court.Is adjudication a right procedure? Can the collector adjudicate the agreement for sale after 8 years?
sanjay deosaria
14 April 2010 at 14:21
we entered into an agreement with the promoters in the year 2000 to buy a flat on a 10 rupee stamp paper. The promoters refused to execute the agreement. we approached the district magistrate and got the agreement adjudicated in the year 2008 and filed a case at the consumer court.Is adjudication a right procedure? Can the collector adjudicate the agreement for sale after 8 years?
Priyanka
14 April 2010 at 13:05
Dear Experts,
In my case, our company A has awarded a contract to another company B for construction of Power plant on the premises owned by Company A.
Now the Company A wants to give the part possession of the said premises to Co B for the construction of the Power Plant for a period of 12 months.
Pls advise, whcih legal document needs to be entered bewtween the 2 co's.
Regards
Priyanka
Prathamesh
14 April 2010 at 11:20
I stay in Sanpada Sector-5, navi Mumbai and the building in which we live was a land owned by a agri person who in partnership with the builder constructed this building and the builder gave him the whole first floor for both the wings. Now the land owner is not allowing us to make the society registration and also not the tria party agreement because of which we are uable to sell our rooms...can u please advise what can we do...the owner and the builder had some disputes because of which we r facing problems, plzz need ur helpp..
Anonymous
14 April 2010 at 10:32
Res/sir'
I am resident of jabalpur,mp.my grand father,s first wife expired lelt two sons then my g'father remarried,my grand step mother has 3 sons & 1 daughter all are married
my g'father have expired 10 yrs ago & left no will but he had given some portion of our ancester property to my step uncle before he dies. my queries are :-
1.my step uncles want to divide rest property into 7 equal shares( i.e. 2 sons of died g'mother+ 3 sons & 1 daughter+ our step g'mother total =7 members)
Can my step g'mother & her married daughter get equal shares?
2.my one step uncle wants equal shares in rest property although he had been given some portion of property( on non judicial stamp paper stating that as i am old & can not take care of property so i am giving this to my of sons as portion of his property) by my g'father.he does not want to adjust his share.
he has to adjust his share or not?
i am grand son of late g'mother, how i can get my property ? pl reply soon & also give any examples of convicted cases similar to my case of mp or other state
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Transfer of property after father's death
Thirty years back my father died before my birth. Around fifteen years back his three brothers’s distributed the house and shops equally with some share for his mother. I and my mother were not given a single penny. My grandmother and three uncles earned lot of money from the property of one house and three shops. Also there was another commercial plot owned by my grandfather, of which no one knows what happened to the plot. Kindly tell me that (1) how I can receive (under which laws) my share with the share of money made by my share in last thirty years? (2). Is there a criminal law that can put my grandmother and three uncles behind bar for the injustice they have done to me and my mother and the relative who enjoyed my share without my notice for thirty years.