R.Subramanian
11 August 2011 at 11:30
Please clarify on the legality of a registered resident flat owners association's right to collect a transfer fee from the member at the time of sale of his / her flat, on the basis of a clause in their bye-laws.
Thanks
kailash
11 August 2011 at 08:22
We have gotten tempoary injunction order in our favor that defendant 1 to 6 will not interfere in our property. But all the defendant 1 to 6, including their lawyer in the case (son-in-law), using a part of our property (bathroom). However, defendants have filed an appeal in the court (upper court) aganist this tempoary order. My questions are:
1. Could police help be taken to restrict them not to interfer in our property?
2. Could contempt of court proceeding be sued aganist them (while pending their appeal), if yes, then under which section/law?
3.
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 17:16
dear all
thanks for the opportunity for ppl like to me to raise quieries.
this question is related a property @ pune brought by me and my father in 2004 ( first name is me and 2nd name is my father). in 2008, my father expired without a will. i have a mother, a elder sister and two elder brothers ( all stay outside pune except my mother who stays with me). i want to protect my interest of the house now and in the future.
how can i remove my fathers name from the house property and conver the house to my name completely. the other members of my father family are willing to give a POA to me to decide on the future of the house.
what is the exact process to be followed.
thanks for the support. all correct answers welcome,
and thanks for your time.
saroja
25 July 2011 at 13:04
x purchased 5 Acres of land for which no approach road but"Y" agreed to road through his land. Now my questions are-
(1)What's all are the documentation required to create permanent road because tomorrow 'Y' should not stop him from useing his land
(2) Can both X & Y enter into easement agreement ? if so whether it require registration ? because insisting Y for registration is practically impossible
(3) If 'Y gives letter to survey dept & village panchath to allow portion of his property as public road will helps to X ?
Please help with some suggestion which will gives permanet road to X
-Saroj
Anonymous
25 July 2011 at 12:16
My Company was taken office accommodation on lease rental basis.In that flat more than one occupants. According to the lease agreement maintenance charges has to beared by the all the occupants. From the begining the common maintenance charges charged acording to the actual basis. No they want to charge on lump sum basis according to their calculation and it is coming more 2 times than the earlier bills. They gave explanation that so many charges earlier they have not charged like salary of the attendant, bore well repair chrges, lift annual repair charges (although in the lease agreement details of common maintenance charges has not explained)now they are charging from current month.
My query is what are all expenditure will come under common maintenance charges i.e what are all owner has to bear and what are all occupants will bear.
We requested them the details of amount paid on actual basis but they are not willing to provide that. we sent email until the details of expenditure we get we will not pay lumpsum basis. can we do so?what are remedy available under Consumer Protection Act?
J B Goel
25 July 2011 at 12:15
Dear Sir,
I and my wife have a flat in Gurgaon,almost 50% of cost of flat was given by NRI son to his mother as a gift.The flat has been rented out.We want that rent on this property be given to my son & his spouse.We dont mind gifting the property to them.What is the cheapest method to transfer the property/income on rent to my son, so that rent income is not accounted in my books.
J B Goel
K.K.Ganguly
23 July 2011 at 18:00
I have been asked by a builder to make searches & give my opinion about a piece of land at Kolkata which they want to purchase for making flats for which a PSU Bank will finance.The bank will not finance if any loophole in the title of the property is found later on.
1) What searches should I make?
2) What is non-encumbrance certficate? Who issues it?
3) What documents should I check when ownership of such properties are never clear & always complicated.
4)What is the safest way?
I would request the Ld. Experts to please give their valuable opinion.
Anonymous
23 July 2011 at 15:04
I have a flat in nasik and i m selling it to someone.I had made my mother as joint owner in the house.All the payments were done by me alone.I have 2 brothers and a siter, father is 65 years old.I want to know the procedure for selling this property.My mother has passed away on 3rd July 2011.Please let me know what would be the steps to sell the property. I have 2 loans going on for this property.Please guide as i already have a buyer for this house. Buyer also is dependent on loan for buying my house.THANKS in advance!!
sajjala
08 July 2011 at 12:50
Dear All,
I need a opinion with regard to Service Agreement -
Company XYZ Pv Ltd has appointed a Diagnostic Center (Service Provider) to provide its services to its clients for blood test and certain other medical test.
Company has entered in to a agreement even with client for facilitating such services on certain terms and conditions.
Now this service provider gave a wrong report to that client.
Query) who is liable and to what extent?
Company XYZ P Ltd is liable to the client or the service provider is liable to the client ?
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