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RERA
#mumbai#authority#maha
Navi Mumbai right now has NAINA as approving authority, does this come under Maha RERA?
Navi Mumbai right now has NAINA as approving authority, does this come under Maha RERA?
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Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
All projects with NAINA approvals also are required to be registered under MAHA RERA
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
RERA registration is as per the date of completion entered by the developer for that particular phase/project registered with RERA, subject to acceptance by RERA authority
RERA
#separate#promoter
Is there a minimum percentage of the funds received from allottees that needs to be ringfenced in a separate account? What are the terms under which the promoter can make withdrawals from such an account?
Is there a minimum percentage of the funds received from allottees that needs to be ringfenced in a separate account? What are the terms under which the promoter can make withdrawals from such an account?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
70% of the money received from sales needs to be deposited in an account, from which withdrawals are possible only when certificate from architect, engineer and Chartered accountant have been submitted
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Answered on November 08, 2017
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Legal
#heirs#beneficiary#probate
If a will has named beneficiaries, wherein one of the heirs is mentioned in the will but not as a beneficiary, is a probate of such a will required?
If a will has named beneficiaries, wherein one of the heirs is mentioned in the will but not as a beneficiary, is a probate of such a will required?
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Legal
#land#mumbai#poa#valid#revoked
My family owns land in Mumbai. My father had given the POA for the land in 1983 to my brother and passed away in 1985. Is this POA still valid? If so, how can the other children get the POA revoked? Are there any other options to go about this?
My family owns land in Mumbai. My father had given the POA for the land in 1983 to my brother and passed away in 1985. Is this POA still valid? If so, how can the other children get the POA revoked? Are there any other options to go about this?
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Legal
#2bhk#flat#pune#possession#loan
We have recently purchased a 2BHK flat in Pune but we are yet to get possession of the flat. Me and my husband, we both are the co-bearers of the loan but we are not the co-owners of the flat. The builder has not yet prepared the sale deed of the flat but the registered agreement of the flat is with the bank. We wanted to know which is the most convenient way by which we can get me as a co-owner of the property before we get the possession of the flat so that we can claim tax benefits under Section 80 C.
We have recently purchased a 2BHK flat in Pune but we are yet to get possession of the flat. Me and my husband, we both are the co-bearers of the loan but we are not the co-owners of the flat. The builder has not yet prepared the sale deed of the flat but the registered agreement of the flat is with the bank. We wanted to know which is the most convenient way by which we can get me as a co-owner of the property before we get the possession of the flat so that we can claim tax benefits under Section 80 C.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can enter into a tripartite agreement with the developer inter alia in respect of the flat and which tripartite agreement could also be the sale deed which can be executed prior to the completion of the construction of the property or in the alternative an agreement can be made between the husband and wife whereunder the husband transfers a proportionate undivided interest in the flat in fa...
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Legal
#mhada#deceased
Hi Sir, I want to sublet a tenanted premise in MHADA, which is in my deceased father's name. Can you please guide me on how I can sublet the tenanted premise? Also, I want to know what are the rights of a Sublette.
Hi Sir, I want to sublet a tenanted premise in MHADA, which is in my deceased father's name. Can you please guide me on how I can sublet the tenanted premise? Also, I want to know what are the rights of a Sublette.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Subletting of the premises in MHADA would depend on weather you are a tenant of MHADA or hold the premsies on ownership basis. If the premsies held on tenancy basis, then you will not be entitled to sublet the same without written consent of MHADA.
Legal
#property#suit#option#agreement
I have a property that is in the name of my father and his brothers. All of them have passed away, my cousins are staying in that property and aren't willing to share it with me, I filed a partition suit against them, but they did not even turn up at court on the dates provided. Now, who would bear the chargers of the legal notice publications and is there any other option to settle this other than mutual agreement?
I have a property that is in the name of my father and his brothers. All of them have passed away, my cousins are staying in that property and aren't willing to share it with me, I filed a partition suit against them, but they did not even turn up at court on the dates provided. Now, who would bear the chargers of the legal notice publications and is there any other option to settle this other than mutual agreement?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The Plaintiff in the Partition suit will have to bear the expenses for publication etc., however you could be considered as costs of the suit at the time of passing final decree in such suit. There is no other manner to settle this, other than by mutual agreement. The civil suit for partition is the right way forward.
Legal
#ancestral#property
What happens in a case when there is no will and one of the siblings demands a larger share from the ancestral property on the basis of the reason that he/she is the eldest one? Can anything be done?
What happens in a case when there is no will and one of the siblings demands a larger share from the ancestral property on the basis of the reason that he/she is the eldest one? Can anything be done?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
One son cannot demand more share in the property merely because he is the elder son. The law does not grant any additional rights in property to the elder son and in the case of intestate succession to property, all sons will have equal share in the property.
Legal
#property#registered#protect#purchase
Mr. A owned a property. His son, Mr. B illegally registered the property to his name and sold some part of it to Mr. C who took the deed for confirmation, and to protect his purchase. Mr. B then sold the rest of the property to Mr. D, who also took the deed for confirmation. I have now bought the property from Mr. D. Does Mr. C's deed still hold validity?
Mr. A owned a property. His son, Mr. B illegally registered the property to his name and sold some part of it to Mr. C who took the deed for confirmation, and to protect his purchase. Mr. B then sold the rest of the property to Mr. D, who also took the deed for confirmation. I have now bought the property from Mr. D. Does Mr. C's deed still hold validity?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Question is vague and doesnt add up.
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