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Redevelopment
#vacate
How does one determine when it is safe to vacate one's premises, in a redevelopment scheme?
How does one determine when it is safe to vacate one's premises, in a redevelopment scheme?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
It is safe to vacate to shift only after plans are sanctioned for the buildings. At this point, the IOD must be issued by the planning authority. IOD which stands for Intimation of Disapproval, is the first permit considered for construction.
RERA
#builder#conveyance#buyer#consideration#money
Is there any time limit in which the builder must execute the conveyance deed in the favour of the buyer after receiving full consideration money? If there is, then is the law uniformly applicable to every state in India or are there any exceptions to it?
Is there any time limit in which the builder must execute the conveyance deed in the favour of the buyer after receiving full consideration money? If there is, then is the law uniformly applicable to every state in India or are there any exceptions to it?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The promoter shall execute a registered conveyance deed in favour of the allottee along with the undivided proportionate title in the common areas to the association of the allottees or the competent authority, as the case may be, and hand over the physical possession of the plot, apartment of building, as the case may be, to the allottees and the common areas to the association of the allottee...
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RERA
#carpet#agreement
If the actual carpet area is more/less than the one mentioned in the agreement, what does one do?
If the actual carpet area is more/less than the one mentioned in the agreement, what does one do?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
RERA stipulates that the area handed to a flat purchaser cannot vary more than 3% from the area mentioned in the agreement. In any case, flat purchaser can claim the difference in case he is given less area than promised in agreement
Legal
#property#water#impact#ownership
I jointly own a property with my brother. The electricity and water connection bills are on my brother's name. I want to know if this would have any impact with regards to the ownership of the proeprty. We have jointly owned this property for 15 years now.
I jointly own a property with my brother. The electricity and water connection bills are on my brother's name. I want to know if this would have any impact with regards to the ownership of the proeprty. We have jointly owned this property for 15 years now.
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Legal
#bungalow#owner#doors#windows#park
Our colony has a 15 ft street and our bungalow lies in the end of the street. Now, the owner of the plot opposite to our street is building a bungalow. They get two sides of the road and are building doors and windows on both the sides. This is blocking our entrances and we are unable to park our cars at our garage next to the main gate as there is a drainage line and there is only 9 feet left. What can we do about this situation?
Our colony has a 15 ft street and our bungalow lies in the end of the street. Now, the owner of the plot opposite to our street is building a bungalow. They get two sides of the road and are building doors and windows on both the sides. This is blocking our entrances and we are unable to park our cars at our garage next to the main gate as there is a drainage line and there is only 9 feet left. What can we do about this situation?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
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Legal
#deceased#divided#property
My deceased grandfather has four sons and 2 daughters amongst which eldest son died, so my question is how do we divided his property as per the law?
My deceased grandfather has four sons and 2 daughters amongst which eldest son died, so my question is how do we divided his property as per the law?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
All legal heirs of the grandfather will be entitled to their shares in the property depending on the religion you follow, the share of the elder son who has expired will devolve on his heirs.
Legal
#settlement#applicable#stampduty
If there is a family settlement, is stamp duty applicable on the same? This is in Rajasthan. Also, of the stamp duty is applicable can it be minimized?
If there is a family settlement, is stamp duty applicable on the same? This is in Rajasthan. Also, of the stamp duty is applicable can it be minimized?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the family settlement records transfer of property from name of one person to another then the same would attract stamp duty. If the properties had been acquired from joint family funds then the stamp duty can be minimized on that account.
Legal
#deceased#property
My grandfather has a house of 101 square yards which he has distributed amongst his four sons. Since I am the only son to my deceased father, I wanted to know how can we claim for a share in the property? Please advise me on how to legally resolve this.
My grandfather has a house of 101 square yards which he has distributed amongst his four sons. Since I am the only son to my deceased father, I wanted to know how can we claim for a share in the property? Please advise me on how to legally resolve this.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can file a partition suit in connection with the share held by your father in the property in question and such suit can be filed in a court within whose jurisiction the property is located.
Legal
#transfer#property
I own a property along with my brother and I want the property in my wife's name after the distribution, my family is also on my side but my brother is not agreeing, what can I do?
I own a property along with my brother and I want the property in my wife's name after the distribution, my family is also on my side but my brother is not agreeing, what can I do?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You would have to seek partition of the property from a civil court, if the property cannot be divided in metes and bounds, then it would have to be sold and the sale proceeds distributed accordingly. Alternatively, you could always transfer your share in the flat in favour of your wife by way of a Gift Deed.
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