This depends on the conditions in the agreeement. If the payment is not made in time, and there is a termination clause which states that agreement can be terminated due to delayed payment, seller can return your payment and sell it to some other buyer. However, it is very subjective and shall largely depend on the conditions in the agreement
Once you vacate the premises permanently, or in the event of your death, the lending institution will give the first option to the legal heirs of the property to settle the loan. If they are unable to settle the loan, the lending institution will sell the property and, from its proceeds take its share-principal, i.e., the total amount disbursed as loan and the interest on it-and give the balanc...
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A married daugther can seek partition of the HUF as the distinction for rights granted to married daughters has since been abolished from the year 2006.
A power of attorney executed without consideration becomes redundant on the death of grantor and the flat would belong to the legal heirs of the party in the event of his/her having died intestate.
If the property is under construction then depending on the terms of the Agreement between you and the developer, you may execute a Sale Deed for such proportionate of your undivided interest in the house unto and in favour of your friend.
The fees and charges in connection with the club house would depend on the terms of the Agreement executed by you with the Developer when you purchased the flat. If, the Agreement provides that payment of charges towards the club house are compulsory and if you have agreed to the same then you would be required to pay such charges irrespective of whether you used the clubhouse facility or not.
If the property belonging to your mother is herself acquired property then you cannot restrain her from dealing with such property. however, if the property has been acquired from the funds of your father and/or from joint family funds then in that case your father and/or you and the other members of the family can seek injunction against your mother by filing a civil suit in that regard.
The other heirs can claim the property to the exclusion of the disowned son, however if the son who has been disowned seeks his share in the property, then the issue will have to be decided in a civil suit only between all the heirs claiming rights in the property of the father.
You can exchange the ownership to the Flats by executing an Exchange Deed and all parties holding the two properties would have to be agreeable to such exchange. If the properties are of equal value, then no other consideration would have to be paid in connection for such exchange, however if one property is valuable than the other, then the exchange deed should record that additional considera...
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