Anonymous
23 February 2010 at 17:53
sir, I have got a sale deed executed at Lucknow. The language contains certain grammatical error of kind that seller is a single person but the varios verbs have been used as if the seller is more than one person. How much this defect affects the title and whetehe any rectification is required in this case, if so kindly send me a draft.
anil kumar pandey
23 February 2010 at 17:51
sir, I have got a sale deed executed at Lucknow. The language contains certain grammatical error of kind that seller is a single person but the varios verbs have been used as if the seller is more than one person. How much this defect affects the title and whetehe any rectification is required in this case, if so kindly send me a draft.
Anonymous
23 February 2010 at 13:02
I am based in NCR and live in a property on the first floor with my family. The plot was purchased and constructed by my father 35 years back. One of fathers brother stays with his family along with grandmother in the same house for last 20 years on the ground floor. My father was living on the ground floor and died last year and in his will left the property to me (only child daughter) and giving right to my uncle to stay till grandmother is alive also neither my father or me have never charged any rent from my uncle and his family. Also my mother has died a few years back. I am married and staying with my family on the first floor in the same property. Now my grandmother has also died recently and uncle and his family are refusing to vacate. Uncle already has a three bedroom flat within 5 kms of our house which is lying vacant and has 1 plot in NCR. I have talked to Uncle and also written to him asking for when they would be vacating but he is not responding. We are also hearing that they might be moving to their house in a couple of months and are planning to lock the ground floor and go. The water connection is from the ground floor and I have some of my personal stuff and furniture on the ground floor. Please advise how should we proceed if they lock and leave as going to court would take a long time and we can’t stay without water and can we take police help to get immediate relief in such case
raju
23 February 2010 at 11:59
DEAR SIR.
I AM OWNING A PROPERTY IN MALVIYA NAGAR ,NEW DELHI WHICH COMES UNDER CATAGOERY 'C'ACCORDING TO MCD , AND THE SIZE OF THE PLOT IS 250 SQ MTS..I WOULD BE INTRESTED IN USING THE PRIMISES FOR A PLAY-SCHOOL...I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF WE CAN OPERATE SUCH A ACTIVITY IN THE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE ACCORDING TO MCD[MASTER PLAN 2021] RULES...THANKS AND REGARDS,,RAJESH
Anonymous
22 February 2010 at 22:01
sir,
I have got a sale deed executed at Lucknow. The language contains certain grammatical error of kind that seller has been used as singular person as well as plural persons. How much this defect affect the title and how it can be rectified if required
Arul Kumar
22 February 2010 at 17:00
DearExperts, Kindly advice me on Heirship Certificate.
Mr. A has died without leaving a 'Will" and he has left immovable property worth Rs.40,00,000.
He has left 8 children, 4 sons and 4 married daughters. How can they change the immovable property in their name and sell it?
Through Court(By Heirship Certificate) or Through effecting change of name at SDO(Sub-Divisional Office). Whereas all the advocates are suggesting the Court method, the bond writers who sit outside courts and tehsildar office are suggesting the SDO method. Which one is correct and legal.
Please answer at the earliest.
Thanking you,
Anonymous
22 February 2010 at 16:57
Respected sir,
My query is as under:
At the time of dividing ancestral property, my grandmother has got an equal share of 46 cents of vacant land at her native place in kerala. later on my grandmother shifted her residence to chennai and she is residing here for the past 40yrs.while proceeding to chennai,she has entrusted the job of taking care of the said property to her brother but her brother didnt comply with. later on she received a letter from her brother requesting her to sell the same to him for a meager amount of Rs.50,000 which has since been refused by her in 2002.
A couple of yrs ago she got a court summon in connection with the petition filed by her brother praying for an injection restraining her from entering in to her above property.As she is suffering from chronic diabetes and she was attending to her husband whose health condition has got very much deteriorated due to his old age plbms,she couldnt attend to the court summon.moreover one of her elder daughter was staying at mumbai becos of her health pblm with her daughter also was not in a position to reply for the same.
As none of the respondents have replied and no other summon were issued they were of the opinion that the case is still pending in the court.but recently we given to understand that the court has passed order in favour of her brother on exparte basis.based on this court order ,her brother has sold the property to one of his close friend for a namesake value and the said property is said lying as it was.
kindly give your valuable suggestions to retrieve the captioned property
Anonymous
22 February 2010 at 16:08
Sir,
Good after noon. I am having a querry about the property.
We have a property in Belgaum - about 5 guntas, which is undevided. The property is ancestral one, which is jointly owned by my father and his two brothers. One of my Cousin Brother is staying in the Property and we all others are in and around Belgaum, staying separately. I have tried my level best to get the partition done in the existing property with our co-pasner. but, becuase of one or other reasons, the act is not materialised. Actually, I am in need of money and I would like to know the procedural activities to be done to get it partitioned. Here, I would like to state that none of my cousin brothers / sisters are not interested in doing the same. Once the property got the partitioned, i can sell off my share of property to meet the financial needs. Hope, you will help me in solving this problem.
Thanks & regards,
C T mahajan
Anonymous
22 February 2010 at 13:29
IF THE PROPERTY IS KEPT VACANT FOR MORE THAN SIX MONTHS THE OWNER CAN VACATE THE TENANT.
WE ARE TENANT SINCE 1977 PAYING RENT, ALSO REPAIR WORKS AND CORPORATION TAX.
HOWEVER THERE IS NO WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN US AND WE HAVE PAID HUGE AMOUNT IN 1977 TO LANDLORD AS "PAGREE".
If there is a contract we get security deposit back. In this case we any way gets nothing there is only loss.
Then what about repairs works and taxes we are paying for all these years.
Is there only protection available to the agriculture tenant in the law who even does not pay rent or even more often not tenant but tresspaser whose name has been entered in 7/12?
IS THE ONLY SOLUTION IS TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY, STOP PAYING THE RENT, TAXES, IF THE PROPERTY IS NOT IN USE?
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