Non payment of loan emi
Non payment of loan emi
I'm unable to emi of my business loan of current month but bank personel are forcing me for payment what can i do for that
10 months ago
A. Dear client,
If the terms of your loan agreement state that you must absolutely pay the EMI no matter what conditions, read the agreement to see what options exist to break this or what penalty you might have to pay. If it is a small co-operative society bank where you can try and negotiate with the bank personnel, you can also pursue this course of action
PLOT KA KABJA KAISE LUNN JABKI MERE FATHER KE NAAM PAR PLOT 50 GAJ REGISTIRY HO RAKHI HAI
SIR MERA NAAM SUBIR HAI ME DELHI SE HUNN . MERE FATHER NE 2013 MEIN LONI GHAZIABAD MEIN 50 GAJ KA PLOT LIYA THA PAR USS JGAH PAR BOUNDARY NAHI KARWAA PAYE THE DUE TO MONEY ISSUE. USKE BAAD MERE FATHER
10 months ago
A. Dear client,
Back when your father bought the plot, he would have signed a sale agreement or something of that sort, this document will help you prove that the land is originally yours and illeglaly being occupied. These papers can be used as evidence in court to support your claim, there is no necessity to track down the new owners etc, just find the documents that support the fact that your father bought that plot of land.
(Aapke father ne jab 2013 me plot liya tha tab koi papers ya phir do ...ReadMore
A. Dear Client,
Under Waqf Properties Lease Rules, 2014. waqf property can be leased out for "agricultural purposes" which means the use of land for the purpose of growing crops only. The waqf properties are administered by the government through a Waqf Directorate. The manager appointed to look after the waqf property is called the mutawalli, or Board who may give waqf property on lease for any period of less than one year, on such terms and conditions as agreed upon by the parties. So, you may n ...ReadMore
Physical posseion procedure sarfaesi act
The Sm has granted permission to a nationalised bank for physical possion of a property under sarfaesi act,.But I have not received any notice , inky a message from lical poluce station ,where a stat
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Under Rule 9 (9) the Security Enforcement (Rules), 2002, states that the authorized officer shall deliver the property to the buyer free from all encumbrances known to the secured creditor or not known to the secured creditor. Rule 8 (4) indicates that where possession is taken by the authorized officer before issuance of the sale certificate under Rule 9, the authorized officer shall take steps for the preservation and protection of secured assets till they are sold or otherwise ...ReadMore
Less land than actual registery
I want to buy a small portion of property from a big plot. According to registery total area is 200 sq yard, but actually it is 187 sq yard. Does it has any negative implications on my property I am b
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
When a search report of the property available from the registry shows the discrepancy/anomaly in the area/size of the property, until and unless the dispute is resolved, based on the available deed of the disputed property if the same is bought, you may face similar consequences in the future when you need to transfer the title of the said disputed property to others. So, ask the seller to get the dispute resolved before selling the property to you. You may consult an Advocate in ...ReadMore
sra property name transfer from sra
Dear Sir, I had purchased one SRA property i.e shop of 225 sq feet in 2005. the property has a clause that for 10years ie from year 2004 to 2014 no one can buy it. I bought the same in 2005 in spite o
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Having knowledge of the lock-in period of 10 years from 2004 to 2014, you bought a SRA property in 2005 and got it registered in your name as the owner of the property which is a violation of the standing rules of the Slum Rehabilitation Authority. Now on the objection from the Bank to sanction a loan to the prospective buyer of the said property, you need to contact the regulatory authority i.e, SRA for changing the name as an Owner/Seller of the said property.
Common wall Issue
I have build washroom on Common wall between me and my nebiour now they have file a case against me by saying it is illegal to build washroom on common wall but my mony is also involve in that common
10 months ago
A. Dear Client.
There is a statutory provision in the National Building Code, 2005 following which a building plan is approved by the Civic Authorities concerned. As per the provision, of said code, a common wall dividing the shareof land of both the owners shall remain free for a standard area for any type of permanent construction and such construction being illegal may be demolished on a complaint by the affected party to the Civic Authority who approved the building plan. So be guided with th ...ReadMore
Ancestral property
My father had 5brothers, after the death of my father,both the uncle took our ancestral property in village, and are not giving our share... and when we say them to give the share,they use to threaten
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To get your share and title in the ancestral property you need to knock on the door of the Civil Court. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps. In case you need our assistance in filing a civil suit in the Court, you may get in touch with our legal team for the purpose with all your relevant papers.
RWA
Is it mandatory to register a RWA? What are the issues if you do not register a RWA?
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If your query is meant for RWA i.e, Resident Welfare Association then that is required to be registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. Each state may have amendments included from time to time and these shall be applicable on all RWAs in that particular state. Being registered under the Societies Registration Act means that the RWA is governed by constitutional documents and cannot work according to its own will. The documents ensure that RWAs have special powers but ...ReadMore
Homestay Liscence in delhi, jaipur, gurgaon
we are a company running homestays in Delhi and Jaipur and starting 1 more in Gurgaon soon, we want to know what kind of license we need to operate legally. we have apartments 3bhk and 4bhk it's just
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The applications for registration of homestay startups were initially handled by the State Government, applications now are accepted and handled at the district level itself. This makes it easier for the establishment in small towns and rural areas. After submission of the application forms for registration, the representatives of the district administration come in for a surprise inspection, following which a homestay is recognized and rated as per the facility available. As a home ...ReadMore
