Vijay Nair
12 June 2008 at 15:37
My father owns a flat in Mumbai in a residential Co-operative Housing Society . We've been approached by a builder to redevelop the building . We've an option to go for extra area & we've to pay the builder as per the extra area we want to buy . I want to know -
1)Although the property is in my fathers name , can I avail of a home loan for the extra area we want to buy .
2)If No , can I become a joint owner & then avail of loan . How do I go about becoming a joint owner .
3)I've just been deputed to USA . Can I become a joint owner by registering the property in my fathers name & myself . I can issue a Power of Attorney to my father to sign on my behalf .
R.Rajendran
12 June 2008 at 14:33
I request for your reply for the following queries:
1. Should all the heirs sign in the document of Power of Attorney?
2.Is it necessary to register the document of power of attorney for selling the house?
3.Should all the heirs come once again to the Registrar's Office to sign the Sale-deed document while selling the house?
R.Rajendran
neelam486
06 June 2008 at 15:23
Is SC released any order related to stay for Delhi Master Plan recently. i need a copy. pls. help if anybody have information regarding this .
vishal
05 June 2008 at 19:29
My clients land has been acquired by Noida authority in 2003.The land use is agriculture in Khasra and Khautni. Also it has been surrounded by resitional land from 3 sides.It has been in the name of Noida Authority from 15.6.2005in Khautni and the notification date is 3.7.2003 for section(4) and 21.7.2003 for section(6). Please clearify that ----- Can we go to the High Court of U. P. and have any relief from there. Secondly what can we do in this regard. Please do the needful on urgent basis.
Tarun Kalra LL.M, M.B.A
03 June 2008 at 17:10
HI
HOW TO STOP THE FOREST OFFICERS TO PLANT TREES ON SHAMLAT DEH IN THE OWNERSHIP OF GRAM PANCHAYAT IN THE POSSESION OF VILLEGERS IN HARYANA, AGAINST THE WILL OF GRAM PANCHAYAT. PLZ REFFER LAWS AND HOW TO SENT LEGAL NOTICE TO THE FOREST DEPARTMENT OF THE INTENTION OF GRAM PANCHAYAT. UNDER VILLAGE COMMON LANDS ACT
Member (Account Deleted)
03 June 2008 at 17:10
I have a property whic I am using for residential purpose for the last 30 years. Now it has become amain road, and the Common Development Plan allows me to use the property for commercial purpose.
What is the procedure to bifurcate the property if I want to retain a small portion for residential use and the rest for commercial use.
Is Declartaion of the intent sufficient.
The matter pertains to Karnataka, and Bangalore in particular.
Tarun Kalra LL.M, M.B.A
02 June 2008 at 14:28
hi,
i have land in a village of ambala and in it a old kacchi way (gohar) wpas going before 60 years, and it was in shamlat deh, and after that ambala hisar road constructed and that gohar was cultivated by me from past 60 yrs now the forest departemet wants to dig it for safeda plantation on it,(safeeda trees), in nakal of intcal it is clearly showan as shamlat deh, chahi, and tubewell cultivated land, but name of me does not appear as the patwari said he cant write my name as the land is shamlat deh, it is clearly showing "makbuja malkann" . can they plant safeeda tress on it by taking forcibly possasion from me????if not, any laws and sitations,
plz help
plz
Priya
31 May 2008 at 14:25
I have a plot and a house [three seperate in a building] registered in my name. As this is the only asset that our father has left for us i want to give one house each to my sister and brother. My father is alive.
Your expert's opinion was that property cannot be transferred without the consent of the transferee, except will. But i want them to have the property during my lifetime.
Also by your expert the property can be transferred by executing partition deed, the draw back is that I have to accept the property as joint family property. What is the procedure to do this?
I would also like to know how i can transfer the property as gift to my brother & sister. Do i need their consent even for this and what is the procedure?
manoj gupta
31 May 2008 at 12:02
I have purchased a new flat with a single parking for which a separate payment has been made.The parking which i have purchased can adjust 2 cars very eaisly and hence i am parking 2 of my cars in the alloted parking.
Lately the society has informed that since you have purchased only 1 parking you are allowed to park only 1 car at the alloted parking,where as my contention is that, since both my cars are accomodated in the alloted parking ther should not be any problem to any anybody .
Please give your valued expert advise.
Regards
Manoj Gupta
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Share of house property
My mother-in-law has two house properties in her name.One house is at the heart of city (where she is residing along with my father-in-law)and its market value is Rs.40 lakhs.Another house is at suburban town and its market value is Rs.6 lakhs.My mother-in-law got these properties through the will of her mother(who is not alive).
My mother-in-law has 3 sons and 3 daughters and they are all married and settled.I request for legal reply for the following queries:
1. My mother-in-law wants to execute a will giving Rs 40 lakhs worth house property to her 3 sons and Rs 6 lakhs worth house property to her 3 daughters.
Can she write such a will on her inherited properties?
2.Can the daughters claim equal sharing of both the properties along with their brothers and ask their mother to execute the will to that effect?
Rajendran