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#inherited#agricultural#land#rented#tenant
Shyam's father inherited agricultural land in Patna. His father passed away in 2005. The land was then rented out by Patna court to a tenant under the "Kul kayda". The agricultural title is in his father's name but the local Talathi says that since he and his siblings didn't bother to check the land since his father's death, the land will go the tenant. He wants to know that what does the Law says.
Shyam's father inherited agricultural land in Patna. His father passed away in 2005. The land was then rented out by Patna court to a tenant under the "Kul kayda". The agricultural title is in his father's name but the local Talathi says that since he and his siblings didn't bother to check the land since his father's death, the land will go the tenant. He wants to know that what does the Law says.
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The title of the land will remain with the heirs of your father however, the tenant thereon will remain a protected tenant and you will not be able to sell the property without the consent of such tenant.
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#agricultural#property#inherited#documents
The route that goes towards the agricultural property that my mother inherited by her parents has been blocked by my grandfather's cousin by building a wall on the route. We have been using the same route to enter our field for over 100 years now. Please suggest what we can possibly do as we do not have proper documents for the same.
The route that goes towards the agricultural property that my mother inherited by her parents has been blocked by my grandfather's cousin by building a wall on the route. We have been using the same route to enter our field for over 100 years now. Please suggest what we can possibly do as we do not have proper documents for the same.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can file a suit for claiming right of way to your property and also claim easamentary rights qua the right of way. You would have to say that we having been using the right of way all along.
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#inherited#property#selling#gift#implications
My mother one of the coparceners of an inherited property. She is selling her share and so are the others. She is willing to split her share gains between me and my sister at 50% each. My sister has asked her share in cash. I have asked my mother to buy a house and then either gift it to me or let me inherit it under a will. Can this be done? What are the tax implications related to this? And how long does it ideally take to get a property without any tax issues?
My mother one of the coparceners of an inherited property. She is selling her share and so are the others. She is willing to split her share gains between me and my sister at 50% each. My sister has asked her share in cash. I have asked my mother to buy a house and then either gift it to me or let me inherit it under a will. Can this be done? What are the tax implications related to this? And how long does it ideally take to get a property without any tax issues?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Question is vague. However, your mother can surely buy a flat and gift the same to you. You will incur long term or short term captial gains tax in connection with the same when you sell it, depending on the number of years you have held the Flat.
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#inherited#property
I have recently found out that my father has many properties that have been inherited from my grandfather, my father was a little kid when his parents passed away. My dad's cousins have been living in these properties for the past few years. They also have the papers to the property. But now we wish to claim the property, what can be done in this situation?
I have recently found out that my father has many properties that have been inherited from my grandfather, my father was a little kid when his parents passed away. My dad's cousins have been living in these properties for the past few years. They also have the papers to the property. But now we wish to claim the property, what can be done in this situation?
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