Sanjay Mitra
11 March 2010 at 07:38
My mother has passed away in 1995 without leaving a will for a land property measuring 4 Cottahs approx. in Kolkata.My father, younger brother & younger sister & myself are the heirs of the property.The land property has a valuation of approx 15.00 lakhs.
My father & sister have agreed to release their natural share of the property without any monetory consideration in favour of my brother & me.
Can we execute a relinquishment deed to register our names with the registrar and get mutation in our names to approach bank for home loan in individual names ?
Is prior mutation necessary to execute the relinqishment deed ?
Is there any possibility of the registration of the relinquishment deed getting refused by the registrar.
We are not financially ready to bear the otherwise payable stamp duty through other avaialble options.
Subsequently can I incorporate my wife as a co owner of my share to become the principal borrower for the bank ?
I solicit specific advices on my above querries please.
Regards.
Sanjay Mitra
Niikhil C. Shirgaonkar
09 March 2010 at 20:55
Hello
We have executed an Agreement to sale in respext of the shop. However while handing over the possession of the said shop it has been revealed that on measurement the area of the shop is increased by 9 Sq. fts built up. So we have taken a additional consideration for the same from Purchaser, but for the said purpose now what document shall be executed Confirmation Deed or Supplementary Agreement? And what will be the stamp duty?
Can anyone give me draft of Supplementary Agreement?
naresh.r
09 March 2010 at 20:28
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 ? state - andra pradesh
Anonymous
09 March 2010 at 19:16
I need urgent help, my uncle who took a loan from bank has expired and my aunt is not able to pay it now, Bank has send a POSSESSION CUM SALE NOTICE under the powers conferred by section 13(4) of SARFESI Act 2002 which says that
"...... the notice is given to borrowers and the public in general that the undersigned has taken symbolic possession of the properties...."
My aunt is the only earning member and she has 2 daughters and a mother-in-law to feed.
Please suggest what she can do to save her house as their home is the only property they own.
Thanking in anticipation
Sanjay Mitra
09 March 2010 at 17:25
My mother has passed away in 1995 without leaving a will for a land property measuring 4 Cottahs approx. in Kolkata.My father, younger brother & younger sister & myself are the heirs of the property.The land property has a valuation of approx 15.00 lakhs.
My father & sister have agreed to release their natural share of the property without any monetory consideration in favour of my brother & me.
Can we execute a relinquishment deed to register our names with the registrar and get mutation in our names to approach bank for home loan in individual names ?
Is prior mutation necessary to execute the relinqishment deed ?
Is there any possibility of the registration of the relinquishment deed getting refused by the registrar.
We are not financially ready to bear the otherwise payable stamp duty through other avaialble options.
Subsequently can I incorporate my wife as a co owner of my share to become the principal borrower for the bank ?
Please refer the legal advisor's name to help us execute the proposition.
I solicit specific advices on my above querries please.
Regards.
Sanjay Mitra
Sara
09 March 2010 at 16:17
Hi !
I want to know how can one obting sale permission for a farmland. And what cost would I have to bear to obtain the same. The said land is in Maharashtra ( Saphale)
Regards,
vinay
09 March 2010 at 16:08
sir,
my father expired in oct 2009 leaving behind two special term deposits of rs300000,100000 and one saving account in sbi having 74000 with nobody as nominee. we are four bro all intending to transfer this money in the name of mother. we have no sister. as court fee is comming out to be 31000 according to up court fee act 1870. the lawyer is saying that by bifercating this amount among all five of us which will be about 100000 per head.THEN everybody will have to pay fee separately. total will be 14000. sir, is it possible to bifercate this way . waiting for reply
G V RAO
08 March 2010 at 19:11
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 .
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 ?
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