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#property#death#owner#valid
i want to know if this will make sense in the current scenario. The will was made by the successor of the property after the death of the original owner. The rights are given to the successor's bother's son, but now the son has 5 brothers. Is this will valid?
i want to know if this will make sense in the current scenario. The will was made by the successor of the property after the death of the original owner. The rights are given to the successor's bother's son, but now the son has 5 brothers. Is this will valid?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Yes, it wouldnt make much difference. All sons of the party in question could claim ownership on the basis of the terms of the Will. It would however depend on the terms contained in the Will and further, the Will will have to be probated from a Court of competent jurisdiction.
Legal
#flat#valid
I am from Tamil Nadu, we have executed a sale within us. This sale was for two flats that our parents owned. My sister signed for my flat and I signed for her flat. This was done with a 20rs notary stamp. Is it valid?
I am from Tamil Nadu, we have executed a sale within us. This sale was for two flats that our parents owned. My sister signed for my flat and I signed for her flat. This was done with a 20rs notary stamp. Is it valid?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The question is vague as the year in which the transaction took place is not mentioned.
Legal
#property#compensation#government#valid
My great grandfather got a property as compensation from the indian government, back in 1956 as he moved from Pakistan. We have the old legal papers to that property with us. My great grandfather never lived in that house. Now, someone else lives there. What do we do about this situation? Are the old papers still valid?
My great grandfather got a property as compensation from the indian government, back in 1956 as he moved from Pakistan. We have the old legal papers to that property with us. My great grandfather never lived in that house. Now, someone else lives there. What do we do about this situation? Are the old papers still valid?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Your claim to the proeprty would be barred by Limitation if you were aware of the existence of the property documents all along and as such, the documents to the property will be of no help.
Legal
#property#bangalore#documents#ownership#valid
I have purchased a property in Bangalore in 2006 & have all the legal documents in my name. Suddenly BDA people wants to fence my property without any prior notice. I wanted to know that how can I confirm the legal ownership? Can I take stay order and how long will this be valid? I am not aware of the legal proceedings and so I do not know if I am in safe hands.
I have purchased a property in Bangalore in 2006 & have all the legal documents in my name. Suddenly BDA people wants to fence my property without any prior notice. I wanted to know that how can I confirm the legal ownership? Can I take stay order and how long will this be valid? I am not aware of the legal proceedings and so I do not know if I am in safe hands.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can file a suit or writ petition against BDA from interfering with your possession of the property and to restrain them from taking over the possession of the property without following due process of law or in the alternative you can file a suit on the basis of your title before the civil court in Bangalore.
Legal
#association#charging#maintenance#mentions#payment
I am from the association of a 2 year old apartment in Whitefield. We are facing some problems related to the issue of charging maintenance. Our sale deed specifically mentions about the payment of the common cost and as per square feet of area of the flat. Now people are arguing that such maintenance constraints aren't valid even after being mentioned in the sale deed. Does the association have the authority to over rule the sale deed and decide on its own? Also, if they decide to charge differently from the sale deed can they be sued?
I am from the association of a 2 year old apartment in Whitefield. We are facing some problems related to the issue of charging maintenance. Our sale deed specifically mentions about the payment of the common cost and as per square feet of area of the flat. Now people are arguing that such maintenance constraints aren't valid even after being mentioned in the sale deed. Does the association have the authority to over rule the sale deed and decide on its own? Also, if they decide to charge differently from the sale deed can they be sued?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
It would depend under which act is the association registered. Is it the co-operative societies act or the apartment ownership act. The provisions of such act would have to be read with the terms of the sale deed and anything contrary to the act, would negate the terms of the sale deed and could invite litigation.
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
Legal
#land#paid#owner#sell#property
My father sold a land to Rajesh in 1997 for INR 1,20,000. He paid the interest upto INR 57,000. Now someone else took it over as he passed away in 2007 and took a 'made over' for the land in 2010 for INR 1,20,000. Now, does this make him the owner? Can he sell the property without our consent? For how many years is the 'made over' valid? And we are 3 siblings so can we collectively pay off this loan and divide the land among us later?
My father sold a land to Rajesh in 1997 for INR 1,20,000. He paid the interest upto INR 57,000. Now someone else took it over as he passed away in 2007 and took a 'made over' for the land in 2010 for INR 1,20,000. Now, does this make him the owner? Can he sell the property without our consent? For how many years is the 'made over' valid? And we are 3 siblings so can we collectively pay off this loan and divide the land among us later?
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#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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