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Questions Asked
Redevelopment
#redevelop#property
If we want to redevelop our building and there are some illegal encroachments on our property, what do we do about it?
If we want to redevelop our building and there are some illegal encroachments on our property, what do we do about it?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
Its always better to remove such encroachment for a better planning and to fetch better value of the property. However, if it is difficult, then that area should be earmarked and deducted from the plot area but it should be done in consultation with the Architect.
Purchase & Sales
#prices#impact#property
Do ready reckoner prices have an impact on the prices of property? If yes, what is it?
Do ready reckoner prices have an impact on the prices of property? If yes, what is it?
Answered on November 08, 2017
Ready reckoner has the single most important impact on the pricing of any property. Most of the premiums of the statutory authorities are tied to the ready reckoner. Hence an increase in the ready reckoner price has a direct increase on the cost, which shall ultimately affect the price. A classic example of the same can be seen in Mumbai, where ready reckoner prices have increased multi-fold in...
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Society Matters
#mumbai#society#maintenance
Can a Mumbai based society take disciplinary action against members who aren't up to date with maintenance payments?
Can a Mumbai based society take disciplinary action against members who aren't up to date with maintenance payments?
Answered on November 08, 2017
Normally, everything related to the society is as per the Maharashtra co-operative societies act and bye-laws prescribed thereunder
RERA
#maharera
Is there appeal provided against the orders given by MahaRERA? Is there a time limit? What are the fees?
Is there appeal provided against the orders given by MahaRERA? Is there a time limit? What are the fees?
Dhvanil Vakharia,Design Engineer
31 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
( Source : maharera.mahaonline.gov.in) Any person aggrieved by any direction or decision or order made by MahaRERA or by an adjudicating officer may file an appeal before the Appellate Tribunal within a period of sixty days, in accordance with Rule 9 of Maharashtra Real Estate (Re...
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Legal
#land#transfer#stampduty
I am an only son and my father owns some land. If I want to transfer the land on to my name in order to claim HBA from my company, how do I go about it in a manner which minimizes stamp duty payable?
I am an only son and my father owns some land. If I want to transfer the land on to my name in order to claim HBA from my company, how do I go about it in a manner which minimizes stamp duty payable?
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Legal
#deceased#property#divided
If there is no will left behind by the deceased for the property or wealth that is to be split between a son, a married daughter and his wife; how do the proceeds get divided between the three?
If there is no will left behind by the deceased for the property or wealth that is to be split between a son, a married daughter and his wife; how do the proceeds get divided between the three?
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Legal
#property#money
I sold my property recently. I want to know if I can buy multiple properties from this money or am I restricted to buy just one.
I sold my property recently. I want to know if I can buy multiple properties from this money or am I restricted to buy just one.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
There is no bar on buying multiple properties.
Legal
#land#hyderabad#property#registered#documents
We are looking to buy a plot of land in Hyderabad. The plot is in the name of a lady who passed away some time ago. She left behind her husband and two minor daughters. If we want to get this property registered in our name, what documents do we need? Also, can the registration be done by the husband by proving the lady's death?
We are looking to buy a plot of land in Hyderabad. The plot is in the name of a lady who passed away some time ago. She left behind her husband and two minor daughters. If we want to get this property registered in our name, what documents do we need? Also, can the registration be done by the husband by proving the lady's death?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Depending on the religion of the owners, the property would come to the share of the husband and the two minor daughters (if they are hindus) and the Husband for self and as father and natural guarding of his minor daughters can execute the sale deed in your favour and can also register the same. However, it would be better to cause the Husband to obtain Letters of adminsitration from a Court o...
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Legal
#poa#transfer#property#transferred#ownership
When my mother passed away, a property which was in her name was transferred to the joint ownership of myself, my brother and my sister. I have given my father power of attorney for this property. Can it happen that my father transfers my share to my sister without my knowledge?
When my mother passed away, a property which was in her name was transferred to the joint ownership of myself, my brother and my sister. I have given my father power of attorney for this property. Can it happen that my father transfers my share to my sister without my knowledge?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the Power granted by you permits the father to transfer your share, then yes, he could transfer your share by virtue of the Power of Attorney.
Legal
#construction#document#flat#separate#sell
I own a two storey building in my name, although I did not have enough funds to undertake the whole construction so I asked my brother to pay for the construction of the first floor. But there was no written document. We also agreed that I would buy the flat from him after I can, when my kids grow up. He owns a separate house now, but he isn't willing to sell the property to me even when I am ready to pay more. What can I do about this?
I own a two storey building in my name, although I did not have enough funds to undertake the whole construction so I asked my brother to pay for the construction of the first floor. But there was no written document. We also agreed that I would buy the flat from him after I can, when my kids grow up. He owns a separate house now, but he isn't willing to sell the property to me even when I am ready to pay more. What can I do about this?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Question is vague and doesnt add up. The facts are contradictory.
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