Anonymous
03 February 2010 at 16:27
three brothers A b and C has a share in ancestral immovable and movable property. now A & B has 2 sons but C has no issue out of marriage.
Therefore C made a will stating as he donot have any son or daughter wants to give his share in his ancestral property to his brother A and after his death to his legal heirs.
The said will is registered also and now C died so can legal heirs of A execute the will of C.
Anonymous
03 February 2010 at 15:38
sir, i wish to know the easiest way to get the property transfered/ mutated in my name.
the said property was in my mothers name who expired in 2002 , she has left a registered will in my favour. i have 4 sisters one of them lives abroad. i am applying to the mcd for mutation in my favour , i have also with me the Noc affidavits ( notorised) of the current dates from all my sisters. is this the correct procedure to get the property transfered in my name or is anything else is required .
Anonymous
03 February 2010 at 14:35
Dear Expert,
we have a house property at Rajasthan,in 1989-90 my father give it to his elder brother to live there without any Contract/rent agrement. All thinkgs was varable we never charged rent to them.
Now we want our house back and he is deyning to give it back.
During this period he taken electrcity conection in his own name and construct two e room set on his own expenses.
We have lease called there "Patta" of this plot.
Please help on following points:-
1) What we need to do now.
2) What he can overwrite our lease without my fathers signature on a stamp papers as one of my friend told me that he can do that as he is living there more than 20 year?
3) What wright he have , we can send a notice to vacant house ?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Praveen Kanungo
03 February 2010 at 13:06
A Company has taken over all the assets and liabilities of a proprietorship concern on going concern basis in consideration for its shares. What is the procedure to transfer the title to the property in favour of the Company? Whether any stamp duty liability is attracted in the process?
Anonymous
02 February 2010 at 22:20
Hi
my wifepurchased a DDA flat in delhi through slae deed and later transfered it through Gift Deed to her mother. My mothe in alw ahs 5 daughters inluding my wife, alos of the 5 daughters 2 are unmarried and rest 3 are married.my father in law is alive
i wish to avail a Loan against property on this flat
pls advise if a bank can mortgage this, some of my friends have advised for registered mortgage and relinwuishment deed from all other legal heirs of my mother ina law, they say the ded should be in favour of my wife .
pls advise. is relinquishment deed is possible as reegistered mortgage is expensive.
Ranveer
02 February 2010 at 20:04
I, alongwith my friend are planning to buy a commercial property alongwith business rights and goodwill,licenses etc.
The property belonged to Mr X.. who owned the business too .... he died without will .. heirship certificate obtained from civil court by wife and minor son.
Now as vendors ( wife and minor son ) are holding rights in the property. she has not obtained permission from court regarding sale of above property ( minors interest )
Vendors are not in position to seek legal help to obtain minors court orders.......
they are asking to us to pay some money before agreement for sale , by utilising these funds they would get the court orders for minor.
My query is should we ask for indemnity bond from them and also if we pay a part amount can we enter into MOU with them before they obtain court orders. Can they sign the documents..
rsathya100
02 February 2010 at 19:56
Hi Team
I am planning to purchase 1600 sqf in Hosakote (Bangalore). Request your advice on the main points to check.
thanks
regards
R sathyamurthy
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bharati singh
02 February 2010 at 18:24
Sir,If mother is depended on her multiminory bussiness of her husband and her selve having bussiness and having IT turn over any many laks then also she is share holder on her decived son"s moveable and unmovable assets as Hindu Law act pl tell me becos my mother-in-law is restraining in my lagal rights where as i have no sourse of income for my livlyhood-thanks
sujoe
02 February 2010 at 15:47
hello, Mr.B K Raghavendra Rao .
well, i would like to know the stamp duty fees for obtaining succession certificate and how it is calculuated.
Thank you.
sujoe
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power of attorney
Dear Sir/Madam,
a person executed agreement to sell cum irrevocable power of attorney with respect to immoveable property to other person to execute sale deed in 6 months.
can a person has power to revoke the power of attorney within 6 months.
if revokeable then support with relevent case laws.
Kindly revert the above query as soon as possible.