Kindly suggest legal procedure to buy below property.
Kindly suggest legal procedure to buy below property.
URGENT REPLY...... Independent house purchased by Mr.X on sale deed in 1980 and Mr.X is having 6 childrens (4 Sisters and 2 Brothers) Mr.X died in the year 1995 and Mr.X wife died in the year 2019.
2 years ago
A. Hello Client,
1. All of the children are the legal heirs of the said property, after the demise of both the parents who died without intestate. all of them has equal right over the property.
2. Registered GPA must be made to complete the registration process.
3. Yes, consent must be taken from all the legal heirs.
4. No, it cannot be made.
5. No, there is no alternative method.
6. The grandchildren will have their rights over the property if the legal heir means one of the siblings is no more ...ReadMore
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2 years ago
A. Hello Client,
In many cases liability of such loan is also transferred to the name of the owner of the property.
you must make sure to go through all the documents properly with the help of an Advocate and only after then go through with the registration.
Thank You.
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A. claim adverse possession,your title must be hostile to the recorded Owner/ s of the property. Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in its verdict had clearly stated that the possession of property by a person claiming under an agreement of sale pending execution of a registered sale deed is permissive possession and that such a person cannot claim adverse possession. Therefore,if you claim to be the buyer of that property,then you are not entitled to claim adverse possession.
Adv. Sarika Khude
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A. Kindly provide proper information regarding the issue at hand. to purchase a property you have to have proper document and ensure that the property is free from any legal encumbrances, do the registration properly. Kindly get in touch with a lawyer near you.
Adv. Sarika Khude
Hindu property owner died intestate
Suppose (H) marries to (W1) and they have 2 sons (S1,S2). A house is in name of (W1). Later W1 passed away. Then H1 get married to (W2) they have (S3). Then H passes away. Now how the property be de
2 years ago
A. Here, S3 is a half-blood child. Half-blood children share the same natural mother or father but not the same two natural parents. If all aspects of the relation to the person from whom one is expecting to inherit property remain same, then the one who is of a biological descent shall be taken into preference. The father's biological child (born of the previous wife) has the first right over the property as against. In short, full blood is preferred to half-blood relations.
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Issue notice of the writ petition as well as the stay" what does mean?
2 years ago
A. Hi,
The phrase "notice of stay" refers to the Court's notification to the second party, the respondent, that he or she must submit arguments on the stay issue. This does not mean that a stay request has been approved. In this case, though, more information is required to provide a more accurate evaluation.
Thank you very much.
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My father passed away recently. My stepmother gifted 8 acres of agriculture land to my stepbrother. Instead of getting a stay on this gift deed or cancelling the gift deed or going for a partition cla
2 years ago
A. Hello,
Intestate Succession in the Event of a Male Death. If a man dies intestate, that is, without a will, his assets are dispersed according to the Hindu Succession Act, and the property is passed to the deceased's lawful heirs. In this situation, the length of time is determined by the value of the property and the number of legal encumbrances owed to the deceased person's legal heirs.You can get a gift if your stepmother transfers it in your name.
Thank you.
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A. Hi,
You should contact the closest BLRO to find out who owns the property and then try to convert it to your name. Because all sons have a right to ancestral property by birth, the father cannot give it to one son at the cost of the others. Thanks to a 2005 amendment to the Hindu Succession Act, daughters are now coparceners and have a right to the family property. In this property since it is in the name of someone else you can either approach them or show that there is more than 12 years of p ...ReadMore
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I sold 2 Acer land got it from my grandfather , now i want re purchase the same . If i purchase this property is there any legal issues will come from my grandfather class 1 hires is there any chance
2 years ago
A. Hello,
Intestate Succession in the Event of a Male Death. If a man dies intestate, that is, without a will, his assets are dispersed according to the Hindu Succession Act, and the property is passed to the deceased's lawful heirs. In this situation, the length of time is determined by the value of the property and the number of legal encumbrances owed to the deceased person's legal heirs. If your stepmother transfers the funds in your name, you will receive a present.
Thank you very much.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
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mere bete ne karz liya hai...unse karzdaro ko cheque de rakhe hai...ab karzdar mujse paise maang rahe hai...aur damki de rahe hai..ki agar meine nhi diye to wo mujpar legal action leghe
2 years ago
A. Hi,
It is common known that if there is one thing that lenders truly desire, it is the return of their funds. There is no law prohibiting parents from freely repaying their child's debt. Once the loan is paid in full, the tax benefits are no longer available. However, putting the tax issue aside for the time being, there is no reason why a parent cannot pay for their child's debt. They can seek to get you to pay because you are the legal representative nothing else.
Thank you.
Lucem Leg
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Sidhaarth S
