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Questions Asked
Purchase & Sales
#flat#mumbai
What can I do if the original papers of an SRA flat that I bought are lost? This flat is in Mumbai?
What can I do if the original papers of an SRA flat that I bought are lost? This flat is in Mumbai?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
You need to file a police complaint, inform your housing society, issue news paper notice and make application for duplicate copy of your registered document before the registration office citing your document registration number
Architecture & Interiors
#2bhk#bandra#dinning#table#appartment
We are a family of four and have a compact 2bhk appartment in Bandra. Could you please recommend the size of dinning table we can get which would be adequate for us?
We are a family of four and have a compact 2bhk appartment in Bandra. Could you please recommend the size of dinning table we can get which would be adequate for us?
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Legal
#register#property#duly#registered#registrar
i wish to register a property in my name that was given to me by my father. This property came to me as he had mentioned the same in his will and he passed away a few months ago. The will was duly registered with the registrar. I also got mutation in MCGM in my name after his death. Please suggest how I can transfer this property.
i wish to register a property in my name that was given to me by my father. This property came to me as he had mentioned the same in his will and he passed away a few months ago. The will was duly registered with the registrar. I also got mutation in MCGM in my name after his death. Please suggest how I can transfer this property.
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Yes a Will can be revoked by making a furhter Will or merely reevoking the earlier Will vide a writing etc.,
Legal
#flat#valid
I am from Tamil Nadu, we have executed a sale within us. This sale was for two flats that our parents owned. My sister signed for my flat and I signed for her flat. This was done with a 20rs notary stamp. Is it valid?
I am from Tamil Nadu, we have executed a sale within us. This sale was for two flats that our parents owned. My sister signed for my flat and I signed for her flat. This was done with a 20rs notary stamp. Is it valid?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The question is vague as the year in which the transaction took place is not mentioned.
Legal
#flat#builder#development#agreement#banks
I wish to buy a flat in Vasai and I have gone through a few and zeroed on one. The builder has all the papers and it is approved by CIDCO as well. The only thing that isn't there are the development agreement papers. Most nationalised banks are not providing loan for this reason, but the housing finances like GIc/DHFL are willing to provide loan. Which is why I am confused, what do I do?
I wish to buy a flat in Vasai and I have gone through a few and zeroed on one. The builder has all the papers and it is approved by CIDCO as well. The only thing that isn't there are the development agreement papers. Most nationalised banks are not providing loan for this reason, but the housing finances like GIc/DHFL are willing to provide loan. Which is why I am confused, what do I do?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
It will all depend on the title of the builder to the land in question. Nationalised Banks are usually very cautious while dispossing such loan. However, financial institutions are aggressive in that connection.
Legal
#land#layout#society#owner#paid
I had bought a land in 2003 in a layout that was to be developed by a Co-op housing society. Recently, I received a notice from the original owner of this land and it stated that he still owned the land and has also built walls around the land. I have all the papers stating that this land is mine, like the khata, sale deed and I have also paid all the relevant taxes till date. The society says that all the issues need to be sorted with the landowner. What can I do in this case?
I had bought a land in 2003 in a layout that was to be developed by a Co-op housing society. Recently, I received a notice from the original owner of this land and it stated that he still owned the land and has also built walls around the land. I have all the papers stating that this land is mine, like the khata, sale deed and I have also paid all the relevant taxes till date. The society says that all the issues need to be sorted with the landowner. What can I do in this case?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You would have to file a suit against the land owner and also join the society as a party to such suit and seek reliefs on the basis of your title to the land in question. In such suit, you can also ask for reliefs relating to possession of the land etc.
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