Buying of a property
Debashis Mandal
(Querist) 10 November 2009
This query is : Resolved
Respected Experts,
I hv a qn. to ask -
a residential property G+1, is inherited by 2 persons on floor basis, first floor is occupied by the present owner of the first floor & the ground floor is partly lying vacant & another portion is occupied by an old tenent, who continued to be tenent befour the inheritance & now the ground floor owner has file a case against the old tenent, but then too, the tenent is keeping his possasion into that portion of the property,
Now the owner of the ground floor want to sell the ground floor to me for which he offered a reduced price then the prevailing market rate to me,but he will sell it with the tenent,
now my question is shall i go for purchasing such property or not?
if i purchase the property then how can i make the property ferr from such tenent,
is it possiable that when a legal case is continuing then an owner can sell his property?
Expert Sir, my question is a little bit long but i need the answer as soon as possiable.so sir, Pls. help me.
Thanks
Debashis
adv. rajeev ( rajoo )
(Expert) 10 November 2009
U can purchase the property there is no problem. The suit filed by the owner will be dismissed because after the sale you will have no rights over the property.
After purchase of the property you will have to issue a notice to the tenent to vacate the house in a given period, if he didn't then you will have file a case against the tenent.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 10 November 2009
There should not be any hitch to purchase the property at reduced rates. Case has nothing to do with the change of ownership. The rent petition can be filed by you later on and you can get vacted your property on the ground of self necessity.
Vinod Singh Tomar
(Expert) 12 November 2009
You must purchase property and later on you can file the suit for eviction against being bona fide purchaser of the property from the inherited owner.
