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Yash Sanghrajka   17 November 2020 at 18:30

Whether sec56(2) applicable on registration of property in 2

Respected sir/ madam,
i had bought a residential property in june 2010 with a letter of allotment for the same dated 06/06/2010, after which the said property fell into litigation and was finally registered on june 17, in the period between payments had been made to the builder as per the allotment letter. Now income tax department has opened my file for scrutiny and is telling me that the difference in the amount as on 2010 and 2017 of the SVA will be charged under sec56(2) of the act , they are also asking for registered sale deed of 2010 which i do not have as no such deed exists i only have the letter of allotment from the builder , so what would my remedies be in this case?
Thank you for your replies and help

N.J.S.Rajkumar alias narasimha   17 November 2020 at 12:00

Information

On Tuesday 17th November 2020 Supreme Court Bench of Honorable Justices Indira Banerjee, , Justice Chandrachud and Justice Indu Malhotra had Confirmed Every High Court has got the Powers to strike down a Law for being in teeth of Article 245 and 246 of Part 3 of Constitution.

Anonymous   17 November 2020 at 04:49

Inherited property from grand father. how is it distributed?

We are 2 brother and 2 sisters. The distribution of all properties are defined in a will prepared by our father. But my question is, will inherited property that my father inherited from my grandfather be distributed based on the will or do they have a different clause?

vivek   16 November 2020 at 22:41

Builder not giving possession

I booked a flat in 2006 in Ansal golf city Lucknow and paid 30% of amount but till now construction has not started, giving excuse that they are not getting required approval to construct the flat from local authority. went to RERA court but not getting relief, they said either you take your money with 8+1% simple interest or wait for 2024 as stated in WS of promoter but in conciliation there representative said that they don't have any plan to construct the flat on that land. Please help what should i do now.

Anonymous   16 November 2020 at 18:39

Defendant status post cancellation of sale deed

Property was on the name of uncle of plaintiff as karta but agreed orally as belong to family and all property were in his name as karta. Family members of plaintiff dispossessed him forcibly from premises for refusing to sell premises to Mr. A and sold property to Mr. A by showing it as sole property of uncle of plaintiff. Documents of property does not exist. Plaintiff was in settled possession for more than 12 yrs and When plaintiff will prove that transfer of title in favour of Mr. A is illegal (based on entry in revenue record and document in support for claim of sole ownership does not exist) and if court accepted it then after cancellation of sale deed in favour of Mr. A, what will be the status of Mr. A who is in possession of property?

Transfer is by way of unregistered sale deed.

My request is that I want the clarification about trespasser.
In my opinion after cancellation of sale deed status of Mr. A will be that of trespasser as without title but in possession of property.

And then plaintiff will have better title than Mr. A based on previous possesion and plaintiff will get possession without declaration of his title (even if plaintiff fail to prove his title as property is mutated in the name of uncle of plaintiff and no clear documentary proof available in support of plaintiff title also.

Hence kindly clarify with legal principles. Kindly correct me if my assumption in bracket is wrong.

Thank you.

BS Rangi   16 November 2020 at 13:50

Mutation validity

Sir,
It is assumed that mutation is not valid till khasra no. are mentioned in the conveyance deed.
A Pvt Ltd company bought 110 acres of agricultural land and gets a colony approved from Town and Country Planning Dept Haryana under Haryana Urban Development and Regulation Act 1975.Coloniser sells plots in his colony and gets conveyance deeds registered in Tehsil without mentioning Khasra No.He mentions only plot No. Without khasra no. plot owner does not become absolute owner.Coloniser after having sold all plots ,still holds that 110 acres of land in his name in revenue records and in Girdawri coloniser is shown as Kashtkar /cultivator.
We the plot owners are asking him to transfer the Title to the land to plot -owners as given in Act Section 8(4). Dept of Town and Country Planning holds the view that only plot no are mentioned and not khasra no. which is against the spirit of Act Section 8(4).
Question : : Are plot owners right in asking that TITLE OF LAND TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THEM. bsrangi@yahoo.com BS Rangi

Anonymous   16 November 2020 at 11:38

I need change the address for legal hair certificate

Sir,

In Last February i got legal hair Certificate in Taluk office but My Address in wrong. Then How to change address for Legal hair certificate Please advise.

Anonymous   16 November 2020 at 09:35

Andhra pradesh estates act,1948

Sir,
I am having successsion estate/Proprietery lands in machilipatnam ,Krishna District according to the evidence of Mortgaged Register Deed in the Year of 1942. and before that the creditors filed a O.S.against the minor children in Machilipatnam Sub-Court. Later the creditors got a prohibitary order as to collect the income of the properties.Later, the debt which cleared through the mediator of my paternal relative.Consequently, the Mediator sought the creditors as to transfer the decree debt amount into his name and it was registered in the sub-registrar office in the Year-1942.
The mediator died in the Year-1944.From then the the Morogaged decree debt which is in the sub-registrar office till now.
In the meanwhile, Andhra pradesh, Estates abolition Act, 1948 came into force and the properties under Mortogage .If is there any exemption of the Mortogaged properties under abolishion the estate properties?.Am I eligible to claim theEstate Now?
Please, be clarify the doubt .

Anonymous   15 November 2020 at 18:13

Can police io enquire complainant beyond his jurisdiction

Respected sir I complaint against a person in his police station jurisdiction which is 70km distance. IO sent me summon for enquiry. That person has already four FIR (25 secs.) in the same PS. Moreover I m byepass surgery patient. I don't want to go there for enquiry for security n health reason. Can police come to my place or any other nearest police station to conduct enquiry? Is law permits?

Anonymous   15 November 2020 at 17:04

Seeking urgent help in matter relating false 498a,313 ipc

I have filled RCR on July 2018 & withdrawn on May 2019 due to her father is Sr advocate & influencing my lawyers & court staffs.
After that she complaint at women PS & after Women PS counselling, they Filled false FIR u/s 498a,313 IPC 34, 3&4 DP against A1(me),A2,A3,A4 (Sisters & Mother). Mother & sister remanded. We all got bails.
Can you please assist me on the below queries:
1 What are the factors to get FIR quash 498a, 313 IPC in High courts
2 Is there any history in india that FIR quash happen against women in family matter ?
3 Is there any chance to get quash the FIR with 313 ipc (miscarraige) false case against Housband,mothere,sisters
313 ipc Facts:
a) FIR lodged delay for 10 months
b) no date, no place of crime in FIR
c) After 10 months of crime ,medical examination conducted that miscarriage happened
d)The month of crime happened, My (A1) mobile tower location (Call data) showing in different state ( 200 KM far away ).

4 My wife's father is Sr advocate & state level political leader influencing the local police & advocates, other court staff to get win the case.
In this case can I file WRIT petition to transfer the whole case to another district & another WRIT to handover the whole investigation to another investigation teams like CIT/CID.
If so can we get win this case?