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Legal
#vacate
When we were young, my father purchased a house in my sister's name. After that she got married and is now living with her husband's family. I am the only person living in this house. She has now issued a notice to me to vacate the house. I don't have any other place to go to, what do I do?
When we were young, my father purchased a house in my sister's name. After that she got married and is now living with her husband's family. I am the only person living in this house. She has now issued a notice to me to vacate the house. I don't have any other place to go to, what do I do?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Since the agreement stands in the name of the sister, you would be required to prove that the father did not have any intention to have the flat belonging to the sister alone and thus, seek partion and/or other reliefs in respect of the flat from a civil court.
Legal
#nri#vacate#lease#process
I am an NRI and I wanted to know if I vacate my house which I had given on lease to an individual, the person has requested to extend the lease for more than once now. Also, is there is a fast track process for this in case of NRIs? Please let me know.
I am an NRI and I wanted to know if I vacate my house which I had given on lease to an individual, the person has requested to extend the lease for more than once now. Also, is there is a fast track process for this in case of NRIs? Please let me know.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Under the provisions of the Maharashtra Rent Control Act, 1999, a sepcial authority has been constituted to deal with the cases relating to disputes between a licensor and licensee in respect of residential properties with a mandate to decide such cases within a period of 6 months.
Redevelopment
#builder#refuses#fsi#owners#vacate
If a builder refuses to load the entire FSI on the redevelopment project before the existing owners vacate, can this be detrimental to owners' interests? Is this a common practice for such projects?
If a builder refuses to load the entire FSI on the redevelopment project before the existing owners vacate, can this be detrimental to owners' interests? Is this a common practice for such projects?
Answered on November 08, 2017
Normally builders do not load entire FSI initially. It requires huge cash flow depending upon the location of the redevelopment property as premium charges payable to the MCGM are in direct proportion to the Ready Reckoner rates of the zone in which property is located & TDR rates are influenced by demand and supply. so by loading entire FSI finance cost of the project is going to increase and ...
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Redevelopment
#vacate
How does one determine when it is safe to vacate one's premises, in a redevelopment scheme?
How does one determine when it is safe to vacate one's premises, in a redevelopment scheme?
Answered on November 08, 2017
It is safe to vacate to shift only after plans are sanctioned for the buildings. At this point, the IOD must be issued by the planning authority. IOD which stands for Intimation of Disapproval, is the first permit considered for construction.
Legal
#flat#agreement#owner#deposit#tenants
I have been staying in a flat in Chennai for the past 10 years. For the first 3 years, there was a proper written rental agreement and post that, it has only been done verbally on mutual consent. Now, as I have heard from various sources, the owner has a tendency to deduct the deposit amount using some baseless reason and give it to the tenants when they are planning to vacate. Is there any legal procedure through which I can get back my complete security deposit?
I have been staying in a flat in Chennai for the past 10 years. For the first 3 years, there was a proper written rental agreement and post that, it has only been done verbally on mutual consent. Now, as I have heard from various sources, the owner has a tendency to deduct the deposit amount using some baseless reason and give it to the tenants when they are planning to vacate. Is there any legal procedure through which I can get back my complete security deposit?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You would have to prove that the terms of your original rental agreement has been continued orally by the parties and has not been changed and accordingly, you can seek refund of the entire security deposit based on the terms contained in your rental agreement or file a suit to recover such deposit from the Owner on termination or expiry of the rental/lease/license period.
