Anonymous
02 March 2021 at 02:26
ORDER 32 rule 4 is enquiry mandatory for HINDU marriages act 13 i aiii . What happens
Anonymous
02 March 2021 at 00:03
My mothers' sister inherited an immovable property(apartment/flat) through will from her another sister. The will is now probated. She wants to gift this property partly to one of her son and and another part to her one nephew. It is an apartment with single entrance and cannot be divided. How to do the transaction? She does not want to sell the property.
Keith D'Souza
01 March 2021 at 22:39
My Mother and I are joint / equal owners of a flat in a CHS in Mumbai. Her name is first in the share certificate and mine is second. She has now executed a registered gift deed of her 50 % share in my favour. What documents and forms do i need to submit to the society to transfer the share certificate to my sole name. My society is not aware.
Anonymous
28 February 2021 at 23:37
My mother has written a registered will stating that her share of property from my late father will go to my son, after her death without probation we have sold a one of property and my sister has been given 1/3 rd share of it but is not aware of the will till date .does this make my will weak for the rest of property?
Rakesh Meena
28 February 2021 at 23:09
सर मै जे.वि.एन.एल. कर्मचारी हू मैंने RSCIT CERTIFICATE कोर्स बिना अनुमति के किया है
सर क्या RSCIT के लिए डिपार्टमेंट अनुमति जरूरी है कया?
Anonymous
28 February 2021 at 20:51
There is my compound wall made of shabad stones between my and neighbours property. But the neighbour has put some more stones in support of my wall. It has been like this for 10. Years.
I would like to build a new compound wall of bricks in my property. I am afraid if i remove my stones , neighbours stones will fall in my property and damage his good stones.
Neighbour is not willing to even move his stones temporarily
What should or can i do
Neel Gowariker
28 February 2021 at 17:07
I am currently dealing with a seller 'A' of a plot in a Co.op. Hsg. Soc. (of plots), who has purchased from 'B', who has purchased from 'C'. A lease deed has been executed between the society and 'C'. 'C' subsequently sold the plot to 'B' via a Deed of Assignment, who later sold it to 'A' by a Deed of Assignment. However, no lease deed has been signed between the Society and 'B' or Society and 'A'. No surrender of lease deed has also been signed. The society was not made a a consenting party to the Deed of Assignment. However, in each case (deed of assignment), the society has given an NOC, stating that the new purchaser shall be included as a member of the society. The society has also added their names on the share certificate to that effect (with proper stamps & signs). My question is :
1. If I decide to purchase the property in a similar manner, will the society's NOC suffice or will a lease deed be mandatory?
2. If the original seller i.e. 'C', or 'B' is not available for doing any correction deed or subsequent lease deed, what remedy can I avail?
shyam lal
28 February 2021 at 13:50
In a joint WILL only one signatory had signed . unfortunately the second signatory has expired without signing the said WILL .Query is does the WILL in question have any Legal binding?
Anonymous
28 February 2021 at 13:38
Hello All,
Let me start with thanking you all for help. We bought a property in 2015 and I was not earning enough so we took home loan on my sisters name which was unmarried at that time. Now I that I have steady income and paying the EMIs. We decided to do property transfer and home loan transfer on my name. As the bank I submitted document for the home loan; however they are saying we need to represent you as a buyer and my sister as a seller and have to complete registration process like buying a new flat. We can not do a GIFT DEED as there will be no money transaction; bank can not approve a loan for me to repay the home loan going on my sisters name. So need suggestion if you have come across this kind of clients and what do you recommend? I don't want to pay 2Lakh again for registering the property on my name were gift deed just take 5K.
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