Pooja
03 May 2019 at 23:50
We are total 5 siblings A B C D E and total land 25 katha.
Below mentioned sale agreement was done in spt 2018 on Rs20 stamp and has not been registered, between me D and brother E.
But in dec 2018 brother A & B sold more land than their legal share.
We, C D E lodged an FIR against A & B.
As senario has changed, I wanted to revoke/terminate the agreement, but E is forcing me to invoke it, by hook or crook. Thus sent me a notice, which I have pasted.
I WANT TO TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT. PLEASE HELP.
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Sale agreement
Vendor/ seller : D Vendee/buyer : E
Description of document : agreement for sale of land in favour of Vendee or his nominee in form of registered deed.
Validity period and details : there is no expiry date of this agreement. both parties will make their best efforts to conclude the sale within one year of signing this document. Furthermore, vendor has not signed sale or any other kind of agreement or given power of attorney to any other party as of the signing date and will not sign any sale or other kind of agreement or give power of attorney in future with respect to the land described below.
Price - total of Rs.xx will be paid before registration for entire legal share and that is 20% of vendor or seller of the land described below.
Details of land property - property is located.....
Total land area is xx acres.
Vendor is selling a legal share of 20% of vendor for amount of money mentioned above.
Description- that vendor is a need of money and so is selling all rights of a share of 20% to buyer. and agree for the following besides other points mentioned elsewhere in this sale agreement :
1.after proper measurements of the land and trenching of the boundaries of the land in consideration vendee will pay 10% of total amount and after completion of boundary wall another 40% will be paid.
2.The balance of 50% will be paid before signing of registration deed.
3.Terms and condition legally binding, final and will not be changed and vendor will give registration of a share of land that has not disputes with anyone.
4. The land, vendor is selling is free of any dispute or encumbrances.
5. legal heirs of the vendee will not raise any objection with regards to this sale and sale deed in future.
6. That vendee is free to use the land or sell it to anyone at any time at price determined by him.
7. Both vendor and vendee are signing the sale agreement out of their free will and without any pressure from any source. Signed today on 3-11-2018
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GOT THIS LEGAL NOTICE from E
Dear Mrs D,
This is regarding your intention of not following terms and conditions of legally binding SALE AGREEMENT that was signed by you and myself on 03/11/2018.
The land in the agreement is as follows: Land is located in...
Total land area is xx acres/25 kathas.
In the agreement you promised to sell your entire share that is 20% that equals to xx decimals (xx Acres) or xx katthas for a fixed amount of money as mentioned in agreement either to myself or my nominee.
As mentioned in paragraph iii) on page 3 of the agreement, all the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement are legally binding, final, and will not be changed either by myself or you.
On the basis of above agreement, I authorized land brokers to find buyers and they brought Mr Y as a buyer and he gave Cheque of Rs xx on your name and I gave that to you. However due to some problems the same amount of money was sent by Mr.Y by RTGS using his cheque no xxxxx, on 16/1/2019.
You have been dragging your feet since receiving the money and have not registered part of land to him according to terms and conditions mentioned in the SALE AGREEMENT signed by both of us.
I request you to fully honour all the terms and conditions of our agreement and register the land to my nominee Mr Y as soon as possible.
Also please do not try to sell any part of the land mentioned in our agreement directly to anyone as that will be breach of trust as well as criminal breach of our legally binding agreement and that will force me to take legal action(s) against you including initiating criminal case(s) and/or police case(s).
Also please do not try to take any government compensation if part of that land is/was acquired by the government as you promised to sell xx decimals (entire 20% of your share) of land. So any payment should be received by myself and it will be distributed to you according to terms and conditions and total payment that was promised by me.
Any breach of terms and conditions of the SALE AGREEMENT signed by both of us from your side will result in severe financial losses as well as defamations to me and therefore will force me to take strongest legal action possible including criminal court and/or police case(s) against you and any other persons involved in assisting you with criminal breach of trust, criminal breach of legally binding sale agreement as well as for my defamations.
Sincerely - E
RG R
03 May 2019 at 23:25
My previous question seemed to be incorrectly put on this forums, I apologize for that; I'd like to ask the question again, stating it clearly hopefully as best as I can.
Q:- My grandmother recently passed away. She had a will naming all her son(s) in it, dividing property floor wise.
Now, how to proceed in order to register the property according to the will? I meant the whole process (and preferably the approximate charges as well).
Edit: Its a residential plot in North Delhi.
PS. As topic gets locked up as soon as the answer is posted, hence, thanks in advance.
Swapna Das
03 May 2019 at 22:00
It is understood that any kind of leave is not one's right. But under unavoidable compulsory circumstances like emergency medical treatment of dependant mother (widow pensioner) suffering from stage 4 neuro (parkinsons) and physichiatric and a host of other problems rendering herself to be almost disabled and who has only her only daughter / son to fall upon, be denied leave for the purpose of her treatment somewhere outstation as deemed fit by the employee? Doesn't such denial of leave violate basic human rights? Is thete any remedy?
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03 May 2019 at 19:30
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Anonymous
03 May 2019 at 17:45
my father passed way five years back and has left a will where in the assets have been left to my mother . since my mother was aged and was not interested in getting the asset (house) transferred to her name we did not do anything .now our mother also expired and we are 4 siblings . can we still keep the house in my fathers name as it was and if yes how long?
if we want to get it transffered in all siblings name equally what is the procedure/ should we have to show the will or not ? if we show the will authorities may question why property was not transffered to my mother name.
Anonymous
03 May 2019 at 17:10
Hello Sir, We are staying in a house since 60 years which is on a pagdi system. Recently our landlord had expired and the legal heirs of the landlord have started to sign the rent receipt without following/competing a legal formality. Is legal heirs signature acceptable in this situation? Kindly help.
Anonymous
03 May 2019 at 16:49
hi. I live in Rajouri garden. I am the owner of the 2nd floor of property situated in Rajouri garden. my younger and elder brother lives on the ground floor and 1st floor. One day when I went outstation for a function, I came to know that my younger brother has started unauthorized construction on the 3rd floor. so I made a complaint to SDMC but no response came. then I immediately came back and made a complaint to police who stopped the construction. however, my younger brother locked the entry gate of the roof i.e 3rd floor and is refusing to give me the keys. therefore I have filed a suit against my younger brother and MCD and also filed WS. Now my doubt is what action will be taken by the counsel for MCD? I want to know what reply can they give to the WS? Now, what will bet the courts direction to MCD since i have already made a complaint to them but they never responded.?
satyanarayana
03 May 2019 at 14:33
I have completed continuous working of 4 years 7months 10days in private company and resigned.
joining date: 24-11-2014
relieving date: 06-07-2019
Days : 4 years, 7 months, 10 days (4yrs 220 days)(calculation with Leaves)
Could you please let me know am I eligible for gratuity or not.
Anonymous
03 May 2019 at 13:42
Dear Sir,
This is with reference to my query that how can I transfer my property to my name after my husbands death . As he expired in 2006 and I have two daughters from him one is already married and has done RD on my name . The other one will turn to 18 yrs in this oct. I want the procedure to transfer property. Its a builder floor 100 sqm. We are the only legal heirs. It was his self owned property. I am paying house tax from last 14 years after his death a mutation was done on my name. Kindly guide. I am living in delhi .
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