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anil   12 November 2009 at 19:10

agricutral land

hello,
i would like to know more abt the agricultural land reforms in karnatka.will a non agriculturist be laible to buy,for agricultural purpose.where can i refer to understand it better.what is the crime involved nd wht may happen in case i do so.

Anonymous   12 November 2009 at 18:02

right on property

we are 3 brothers and 1 sister. all are married. 2 brothers work in my father's business and i work as manager in bangalore.i never joined family business.
now the problem is 2 brothers are fighting for the business property, both are working as salesman from past 16 years, my father/mother is alive and property is in my father's name.
the business is in loss and both the brothers wants their share.
1)if my father sells property shall i get some portion or only my 2 brothers will get share?

2)can my father alone can keep money?
3)my father says to my one of brother to leave business and to do some of his own, without any financial help, what he can do now?
4)house property is in my mother's name, and i dont live in that house, if my parents die without will, am i going to get my share

Anonymous   12 November 2009 at 17:50

illegal registration

My mother-in-law has purchased one acre of land in the year 2002 from a person (vendor's father's property) and the land was thereby registered and properly sale deed has been executed and the vendor children also endorsed their signature in the registered deed. Now the same person(vendor) sold the land in the month of August 2009 to some other parties(11 persons) with illegal document and it was registered. My mother-in-law have registered a complaint to the police and as well to the revenue authorities like thasildar, RDO and Collector. No action has been taken so far for the cancellation of the illegal registration. What has to do? Is there any immediate remedial action? If she make an appeal to court, then she has to spend lot of money by sending notice to 11 persons thro' advocate and how long the case will be on?
Meanwhile, the sisters of the vendor in order to rescue their brother from the trouble of second sale, claiming that they have share in their ancestral property after a long gap of seven years. The vendor's father who owned the property had passed away in the year 1995. The vendor sisters have served the notice claiming their share in spite of well knowing that the land has been sold in the year 2002.
Will you please suggest the remedy and how to be dealt?

Anonymous   12 November 2009 at 17:21

implementing 69 transfer of property act

sir,after issuing priliminary notice by govt auctioneers is caveat is neccassary for mortgagee has to be obtained from court.is it possible of the mortgager to stop the sale of property. you please tell me the procedure followed in detail.step-by-step followed for 69 and 69A of TPA act in detail sir?

Swarna   12 November 2009 at 15:47

Mortgaging a Leased Property

Please explain the procedures involved in mortgaging a lease premises by a lessee.

Swarna   12 November 2009 at 15:38

Leasing a mortgaged Property

Please advise if a mortgaged property can be taken on lease and if yes, what are the safeguards to be taken.

deepika menda   12 November 2009 at 13:51

Benaami transactions.

How do I prove that a certain transaction is a benaami transaction?
In a joint family,all the brothers buy property in the names of the wives. When one brother dies and when that brother's wife wants to transfer the property to her sons names, the estate duty officer held that the transferor that is the wife was a benaamidar for her husband who was the real owner of the property and estate duty was charged thereon and paid by the transferees. This was declared in the search title of a particular property. Is this proof enough, and could then all the wives be declared as benaamidars for their husband's properties in this case?

Gopal Ranjan Panigrahi   12 November 2009 at 10:27

Banking Law

Can property in name of HUF be kept as equitable mortgage in banks.If yes ,whether mortgage deed is to be signed by all HUF members ? What extra documentation is required apart from normal mortgage procedure?

Rufus Dias   12 November 2009 at 10:05

Adverse Possesion

Dear Sir,
I own two houses in my property, one is occupied by a encroacher for 20 years, he refuses to move. Although I live in the 2nd house in the same property whenever I visit Goa maybe once a year when I get leave. I have little or no time to take action and even if I do they return as soon as I leave town.
Please advise what action can be taken?
Also let me know the SC recent notification will help in the matter?
Thanks
Rufus Dias

Anonymous   12 November 2009 at 00:03

Church Property under dispute

Church property under dispute.
The Property is more than 100 years old. This property was used as Mission Bungalow serving the poor with medical facilities and residence for mission workers. Some 15 years ago efforts were taken to construct a church building demolishing one of the compound walls. But some villagers tried to obstruct the construction of a church citing that the land belong to a local Hindu temple, and many church members and the church priest were attacked and wounded. The dominant caste villagers are obstructing the construction of the church using violence.
The local police are citing Law and order problems for any help to construction of the church. The police are also afraid of the Local dominant caste people. They are obstructing to move the construction of the church by influencing the police, the local panchayat administration.
The Panchayat President is not giving permission after having submitted our application for construction of the Church, for fear for life and use of violence by some dominant caste people.

We have Patta, Chitta and Adangal to the above said property. But we are not still able to take possession of the said property. As the dominant villagers are obstructing to any move to take possession. And the police seek proper court orders, since the property is highly vulnerable to cause law and order problems.
1) Kindly suggest as to how we could take possesion of the property?
2) Kindly suggest how we could get the Local panchayat's approval (No Objection Certificate) for Construction of the Church, as it is being denied by the Panchayt president even after repeated applications
3) how we as the Church can take up the matter legally?
Kindly help
Regards
Church Preist.