Results for #promised
Legal
#will#property#share#promised#agricultural
Firstly, can a will be broken? What needs to be the case, if it can be broken? Secondly, my wife's grandfather had a property and he made a will which stated that the property should be shared only between 2 children out of the 5. He promised agricultural lands to the other 3 children. But the will states that the three children will receive a sum of one lakh rupees from the 2 children who got the property. Now, one of them has claimed the money. Are there any chances that the other two would ask for equal share in the property?
Firstly, can a will be broken? What needs to be the case, if it can be broken? Secondly, my wife's grandfather had a property and he made a will which stated that the property should be shared only between 2 children out of the 5. He promised agricultural lands to the other 3 children. But the will states that the three children will receive a sum of one lakh rupees from the 2 children who got the property. Now, one of them has claimed the money. Are there any chances that the other two would ask for equal share in the property?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The question is vague. However, a testator can change his will as many times as he wants and only the last will made by the testator will have any relevance.
Legal
#buyer#promised#sell
I am facing some problems with a buyer for my plot in lucknow. He wanted to buy it, gave a 10% advance and then promised to pay the rest of the amount after 90 days. It has been 19 months and he wishes to buy it, but on the old rate. The rate has gone up by 25%. I don't wish to sell it at the old rate. Now he is threatening me and saying he would take me to civil court. I also tried to return his advance, but he did not accept it. What can I do about it?
I am facing some problems with a buyer for my plot in lucknow. He wanted to buy it, gave a 10% advance and then promised to pay the rest of the amount after 90 days. It has been 19 months and he wishes to buy it, but on the old rate. The rate has gone up by 25%. I don't wish to sell it at the old rate. Now he is threatening me and saying he would take me to civil court. I also tried to return his advance, but he did not accept it. What can I do about it?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the terms of your sale were documented when you struck the deal, then you can terminate the agreement that you had with the buyer on the basis of such terms and in case the terms are oral, then you could issue a notice to the buyer termianting the deal and forwarding the cheque towards the amount that had been paid by him to you.
Redevelopment
#flat#property#builder#promised#exchange
We own a flat in Chunabhatti which is under the paghdi system. The property is now going for redevelopment and the builder has promised me a free flat in exchange for my participation. What can I do to ensure that this promise is honoured, as I am not the owner of this flat?
We own a flat in Chunabhatti which is under the paghdi system. The property is now going for redevelopment and the builder has promised me a free flat in exchange for my participation. What can I do to ensure that this promise is honoured, as I am not the owner of this flat?
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the builder has promised free flat, you have to ensure that builder has onbtained development rights of the properrty from the owner and executed agreement for the permanent alternate accommodation in your favour. You have to ensure before vacating existing place that plans are sanctioned by the planning authority for the proposed redevelopment.
Legal
#promoter#true#money#promised#constructed
I wish to lodge a complain in the court against our building promoter as he did not stand true on his promises and hasn't given us any amount of the money he promised. He has also illegally constructed extra floors. I want to know if I need to first appeal to a junior division and then go on to the senior devision or if I can directly to the senior division. I want to know the difference between a junior division and a senior division, and whether the adovactes need to be more educated to apply for a senior division?
I wish to lodge a complain in the court against our building promoter as he did not stand true on his promises and hasn't given us any amount of the money he promised. He has also illegally constructed extra floors. I want to know if I need to first appeal to a junior division and then go on to the senior devision or if I can directly to the senior division. I want to know the difference between a junior division and a senior division, and whether the adovactes need to be more educated to apply for a senior division?
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