Aabha Khandelwal
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#society#transfer#property#gifted
Does the society need to be informed about the transfer of a property after it has been gifted?
Does the society need to be informed about the transfer of a property after it has been gifted?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
Yes, post the gift, society needs to be informed of the same with proof to effect transfer from one owner to the other and apply to the Society with the necessary transfer forms for transfer of flat.
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Legal
#property#residential#aunt#grandmother
My grandfather has a property. This property is a residential property and my aunt lives there along with her husband and my grandmother. My aunt can live separately and afford it but she still stays there. My father does not want this drama so he wants to opt out of the share available in the property, but my mother doesn't agree with him and wants to fight for our share. Do my mother and us children have a share in this property and more importantly, can we fight for it?
My grandfather has a property. This property is a residential property and my aunt lives there along with her husband and my grandmother. My aunt can live separately and afford it but she still stays there. My father does not want this drama so he wants to opt out of the share available in the property, but my mother doesn't agree with him and wants to fight for our share. Do my mother and us children have a share in this property and more importantly, can we fight for it?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Till you father is alive, you and your mother will have no say in his share and he is free to deal with the same as he deems fit.
Legal
#rise#bangalore#loan#sell#property
I purchased an apartment in a high rise building of Bangalore for which I got home loan financed from HDFC. I now wish to sell the property. At the time of registration I gave the Power of Attorney to my brother as I was not in India that time. My brother took care of the possession and the registration of the house. I would like to know if I want to sell this apartment, do I need to transfer or change the documents in my name as all the registration documents include my brother's signatures?
I purchased an apartment in a high rise building of Bangalore for which I got home loan financed from HDFC. I now wish to sell the property. At the time of registration I gave the Power of Attorney to my brother as I was not in India that time. My brother took care of the possession and the registration of the house. I would like to know if I want to sell this apartment, do I need to transfer or change the documents in my name as all the registration documents include my brother's signatures?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The registration and sale of the property by your brother on the basis of the Power of Attorney executed by you is merely as an agent on your behalf and as such there is no requirement of you changing any documents in connection with the apartment acquired by you through your brother and on the basis of the Power of Attorney executed by you in favour of your brother.
Legal
I have three children, two sons and a daughter. I have one house in Jaipur, now I wish to buy another. I want to name in one of my children's name. In whose name should I buy it?
I have three children, two sons and a daughter. I have one house in Jaipur, now I wish to buy another. I want to name in one of my children's name. In whose name should I buy it?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can buy it in the name of any of your children. The same is at your discretion.
Legal
#registered#permission#sell
My grandfather wrote a house on my father's name in his will. But his will is not registered and my father has 7 siblings. In this situation, does my father have to share this house with his siblings? Also is my permission required by my father in order to sell that house?
My grandfather wrote a house on my father's name in his will. But his will is not registered and my father has 7 siblings. In this situation, does my father have to share this house with his siblings? Also is my permission required by my father in order to sell that house?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Non-registration of the Will is not fatal and the same is not compulsory in law. However, the Will is required to be proved and a Probate of the same will have to be obtained from a Court of competent jurisdiciton, before the bequest under the Will can be given effect to. If, the Will is not probated, then all siblings will have equal share in the grand fathers property and your permission will...
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