Ravi Shekhar
16 March 2010 at 17:07
There is a practice of giving effect of registration to a document, which is not registered within 8 months, by executing and registering a deed of confirmation. I want to know, whether deed of confirmation, amounts to registering the document, which has not been registered?
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 15:01
All the necessary documents for the transfer of property in the name of the nominee are submitted and everything else is completely taken care of. The Society has asked to furnish the following
-original Share Certificate
-form known as Appendix-15 (Under Bye-Law 34)
-cheque of Rs. 600 (Rs.100 as Entrance fees and Rs.500 for Membership fees)
I wanted to request to please guide me and tell me whether Rs. 500 as membership fees (mentioned above) is legal as per any bye-laws. (I have attached herewith the form of Appendix 15.)
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 13:45
Hi,
Myself Uday Kumar my matter is that,my mother was expired on 26th june 2007.I am a adopted son.She left a will that shows the I am only one son.In bank her saving a/c,DBDs(amt.app. 5 lacs) without nominee.I produce all documents(Family membership certificate,death certificate,two guaranters having thrice worth of said amt.)but,bank demands me succession certificate for payment.What can I do please suggest me?
Clayton Mendonca
16 March 2010 at 12:45
1) Indian Christian person had self acquired property in Utan Taluka, Bhayandar, Thane District, Maharashtra.
2) Person died intestate in 1965.
3) Person had son and he also died intestate in 1990.
4) Son had only one child, Grandchild.
5) Grandchild has two children GreatgrandchildA and GreatgrandchildB.
6)Grandchild, GreatgrandchildA (minor) and GreatgranndchildB (minor) are all alive today.
7) All three of the above want their legal share of the property. Property is 30 gunthas of property worth 30 lakhs in a village in Utan.
8) What is the legal share of each - Grandchild, GreatgrandchildA (minor) and GreatgrandchildB (minor).
9) The Grandchild is divorced and his wife is the guardian of the minors.
Please give your learned suggestions.
Thanks in advance and regards,
Clayton
sanjay
16 March 2010 at 12:22
dear sir,
my father is 72 years old and he owns a house which is however occupied by the tenent and we filed a suit for eviction. we won the case in rent controller court and he awarded eviction. meantime tenent was also giving less rent and we acceped it under protest and eventually court also decided the rent in favour of us. which means tenent was at default on arrears of rent and the another rent controller also ordered the eviction on defalult of arrears. my father and the whole of family has no other house on earth. meantime the tenent also filed the appeal in dist. court and matter is on argument stage only. now my question is should we go execution for eviction? how much time is taken by the court to give permission for execution ?.
please advise
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 12:12
Since my husband is sailing is there anyway i can get an affidavit authorising me to sign on his behalf ? He can sign and send it back , but can i get it registered here ? And if i do that is an affidavit recognised by the bank who is funding us our home loan ?
anupam sharma
16 March 2010 at 11:38
A land in punjab (village common land/shamlat deh)is in possession and ownership of cultivators from the very begining but in 1955-56 there was anotification from the govt. putting the land in possession of gram panchayat but such notification was cancelled the very same year,,,fron then on the land is in possession of cultivators only...but now the gram panchayat is alleging its ownership on it with connivance of high officials...kindly give the remedies for such cultivators.......
Heaven 2011
16 March 2010 at 11:00
Respected All,
A land measuring 15 cottahs was leased by the state Govt to our Company on 999 years lase basis with the condition that the company has to construct the property within 5 yrs from the effectiveness of the lease. Company failed obtained exemption for few years. Now one party has agreed to purchase the said land in his name an to start the construction. One condition of the lease agreement was that without a written approval from the Govt the Company can not assign, underlet or part with the property. But section 108J of the Transfer of Property Act 1882 provides that the lessee may transfer absolutely or mortgage or sublease the property leased out to it. In such circumstances which one will be better ? Should we obtain a written approval or first issue a letter of authority to the party to construct the building and to effect the sale agreement?
Kindly advice.
Regards,
Asish
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cancellation of registry
Greetings,
'A' without informing his wife and daughter sold his ancestoral land to 'Z'. Now can A's wife and daughter institute a suit for cancellation of registry and get their share in the ancestral property sucessfully.
relevant case law will be helpful
thnks & rgds