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Dear Client,
The rooftops of the building of a multi-storied Building are known as an open terrace and are a part of the common area that is usable for all the floor owners of a multistoried building. Legally, a Builder cannot sell it or a Society cannot permit any floor owner to use the terrace for his own purposes in any multi-storeyed building, which is known as a common area usable by all the floor owners of the Building. Accordingly, you can display hoarding along with other floor owners.

Dear Client,
Paranormal activities, Black magic, and other superstitious offenses violate the fundamental rights guaranteed under Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Indian Constitution. While paranormal activities post-suicide and other superstitious things can not be proved in court, as there is no substantial proof, these things are not entertained by the court. While there is no special legislation to deal with the matter, you can still lodge an FIR at the local police station or file a criminal

Dear Client,
Both rooftops and basements of a multistoried Building in a housing complex are known as an open terrace and open place are considered a part of the common area usable by all the floor owners of the multistoried building. Legally, a Builder cannot sell the open terrace or basement of any multistoried building, which is known as a common area usable by all the floor owners of the Building. Even a Society cannot permit any floor owner to use the open terrace or basement for his own p

Dear Sir,
You are advised to take consent signatures of all the legal heirs. If the property is coming from four generations without division then it is necessary to purchase the property from the children of your vendors and make the children also as vendors.

Dear Client,
Deemed conveyance is a legal process where the housing society can apply to the competent authority (District/Deputy Registrar, Cooperative Societies) for the transfer of ownership of the land and building when the builder/developer fails or refuses to execute the regular conveyance deed. A housing society can obtain a deemed conveyance even after the death of the builder or developer. The order from the District Deputy Registrar effectively transfers the ownership of the land and b

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you need to file a civil suit for a declaration under Sec.34 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 before the competent Civil Court seeking an order of injunction under Order 39, Rule 1 & 2 read with Section 151 of CPC requesting the Court to exercise its inherent power to do justice. Further, unauthorisedly occupying someone’s land or property with the wrong intention is considered an illegal encroachment and criminal trespass triable under Section 441 of IPC(S

Dear Sir,
You are purchasing the property along with litigation. To avoid such future litigations after purchase file a dummy suit of permanent injunction or suit for declaration and the vendor must agree to give a consent to decree such suit.

Dear Client,
Your query lacks information. Usually, an agreement to sell is executed between the seller and the buyer, outlining the details of the property, terms, and mode of payment of the earnest money and the balance consideration money, tentative date of execution, and registration of the sale deed post payment of the entire consideration money, etc. But all this information is missing in your query. A property was agreed to be sold in 2014, payment against the consideration money was paid

Dear Client,
Any registered deed or document can be challenged before a competent Court if it was obtained through fraud, misrepresentation, or undue influence. So, if the decree of partition suits was obtained under misrepresentation or undue influence, you can challenge it by filing a civil suit before the competent Civil Court seeking cancellation of the said documents. The burden of proof is on the person who challenges the documents. Under Article 59 of the Limitation Act, 1963, a suit for

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, if the dispute is not resolved mutually between the parties, then be informed that unauthorisedly occupying someone’s land or property with the wrong intention is considered an illegal encroachment and criminal trespass triable under Section 441 of IPC(Section 329 of BNS) once an FIR/ complaint is lodged by the aggrieved party in the police station or the jurisdictional court. If a person is found guilty of illegal encroachment and criminal trespass, they m