naresh.r
08 March 2010 at 16:23
Dear All ,
if we purchased the land on the basis of B-FORM,is it valid or not.
The buyer can get the rights on land or not??????
Please let me know ?
sudhakar
08 March 2010 at 15:31
Hello sir,
i am rajasekar from madurai. my father is missing from 1990 june,and we came to know that he had another family in bangalore but its not a legally married. my mother purchased a land in madurai. my mother died in 2002. in the heir certificate my father is consider as the first heir. now me and my brother want to partition the land to construct house.we try to contact my father, but he is not in position to come and register the land and even he couldn't sign because of fear of his own property in bangalore. so in this case how can we partition the land without knowledge of my father.
Please give me a suggestion.
Thank you.
Ashu Joshi
08 March 2010 at 14:50
Respected All,
What is the difference between an Agreement & M.O.U.(in ref to real estate sector)& their legal status?
Amit kishore singh
08 March 2010 at 12:48
Dear frns,
Under which Indian statute the following are required to be compulsorily witnessed (if not required to registered)
every Agreement (i.e) Agreement to sell
Deed (lease deed)
Regards
Amit
kanti kumar
08 March 2010 at 11:58
Hi all ,
my query is that how to find some one property papers without the knowledge that where it has been registered i mean in which sub registrar
thank you..
anil
08 March 2010 at 11:52
i bought a flat in bangalore. builder is not registering the property in my name even after paying the full amount. he is just postponing the registeration since 6 month by giving false promises to register
Anonymous
08 March 2010 at 11:27
Hi all,
I own a property purchased in my name under home loan from LIC. The property is in my name and I'm paying away the loan EMI on a monthly basis. Now I would like to gift the said property to my parents.Is this possible?. I'm still single. If yes how is this possible. ?
Alternatively can I transfer the property at a later date once the home loan is completed even if I'm married at a later date. Will there be a problem in executing the gift deed post marriage?
Anonymous
07 March 2010 at 20:52
Dear Sir/Madam,
The owner of adjoining land of our home had started constructing a godown over there, the said land was lying unused for so many years, due to this construction the windows of our home will be covered by wall, restraining sunlight to come inside our home which will result a lot of darkness in our home. Is there any legal option available to us to stop him from covering our windows.
Thanks & regards
Kamal Soni
Anonymous
07 March 2010 at 14:15
My parents left a self acquired property (House)after their deaths. Meanwhile the housing co op society had made my uncle a memeber in the said society on a basis of the nomination. But now I have legal heirship certificate from the court.
But still society is not willing to transfer the property and asking my uncle if he has any objection?
Does the heirship certificate need to describe all the immovable and movable properties and assets in the declaration?
What should I do?
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Selling property
I own a ground and first floor property at bangalore. It is a self acquired property. To build the entire property the cheque has been issued only by me from the joint account of mine,wife and mother.
Our divorce case is in the court from 2007 onwards. My wife stays at first floor and ground floor given for rent.
During 2008 , i have sold the 2/3 of the property ( Ground and one room in IInd floor ) to my mother vide proper registration and with proper stamp duty paid.
The middle floor retained in my name only, where my wife stays at present.
I am not going to sell the first floor where she leaves with my child.
My mother want to sell her 2/3rd property to some one .
It is legally possible. What kind of problem will get from my wife .
Pls advice .