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Legal
#construction#builder#money#loan#suggestions
I want to invest in an under construction project, but I am uncertain about this as I do not know what to do if the builder stops the construction mid way. It is a 3 year project and I wish to invest my own money without any loan. Any suggestions on how I can protect my money once I have paid 30-50% of the amount.
I want to invest in an under construction project, but I am uncertain about this as I do not know what to do if the builder stops the construction mid way. It is a 3 year project and I wish to invest my own money without any loan. Any suggestions on how I can protect my money once I have paid 30-50% of the amount.
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can investigate the title of the developer and also ascertain his reputation vis-a-vis his past constructions. Further under provisions of the RERA the builder would now be required to put up all such details on the RERA Website. The provisions of RERA now protect flat buyers in under construction buildings to a large extent.
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.
Legal
#protect#property#flat#compensation
I have remarried and wish to protect my current wife and child from property issues. I had a flat in the name of my parents which I gave as compensation to my ex wife and her children. What should I do to protect my current wife and child?
I have remarried and wish to protect my current wife and child from property issues. I had a flat in the name of my parents which I gave as compensation to my ex wife and her children. What should I do to protect my current wife and child?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You could leave a will bequathing all your other assets to your current wife and children or you could gift it to them during your lifetime itself.
