Government Land Occupying
Government Land Occupying
Someone in my area have a shop on government land by the side of main road he is now willing to give that shop to another person for 5 lac. It's a developing land. Now the question is - can I take tha
16 hours ago
A. Dear Client,
The Government land cannot be a subject matter of a transaction between the private parties. Instead, the Government acquires private land whenever required for public purposes under the Land Acquisition Act. How can you acquire a piece of government land from a person who unauthorisedly occupied the said land? Instead of compensation or financial gain, you will be evicted forcibly from the said land and booked for illegal encroachment of government land and face criminal prosecutio ...ReadMore
Balcony extension
Is it allowed to extend balcony of 2nd floor of builder floor in authorised jasola? I purchased 1st floor, can I cover my balcony by polycarbonate sheet to save from rain water?
1 day ago
A. Dear Client,
It is important to obtain the permission of the respective builder or society to make any changes in the apartment flat. The modifications or additions that you seek to make to the flat should be in accordance with Society Rules and should not deviate from the approved building plan. So, in this case, you can connect with the Society to enquire and get approval about the same.
Hope it helps.
Thank you.
Digging borwell infront of my house without permission
If Neighborung People decides to dig the borewell sanctioned by govt for that area infront my house (which is on road but right infront of my house) without my permission, Is it legel in India (Karnat
1 day ago
A. Dear Clients,
If your neighbors dig the bore well in the government sanctioned area, with the permission of the concerned authorities then you cannot raise an objection. But, if your neighbor undertakes the installation work without proper authentication and due diligence, then you can file a complaint about the same to the concerned authorities.
Hope it helps.
Thank you.
Property documents
My broker needed a orginal property documents eventhough we provided photocopies of our documents in pdf. Is it safe to give
2 days ago
A. Dear Client,
The original copy of any document must always be given to an authentic source and not a private party, hence it is unsafe to provide the original documents for the broker himself. verify for what purpose the broker requires the documents and hand over the xerox if required
Right over mother's ancestral property
Do I have any legal right over my mother's ancestral property. Can she dispose it off during her lifetime or execute a will ?
2 days ago
A. Dear Client,
son cannot lay claim to the property or have any right over it till the time the mother is alive, even if he is named as the sole beneficiary in the will. This goes for both self acquired and ancestral share. A son can, therefore, claim a right in the self-earned property of his mother if the mother has died intestate (i.e., without a will).
Even the share of ancestral property falling to the mother after the partition of the property becomes her absolute property and is treated as ...ReadMore
Transfer of property to wife after demise of husband
Dear Sir/Madam My father passed away early this year. He was the sole owner of a house which was registered in his name only. He had no nomination or any registered/unregistered will. Now we want to t
2 days ago
A. Dear Client,
When a property left by the deceased owner intestated, i.e, without any will, the surviving family members of the deceased owner are entitled to an equal share in the said property following the Hindu law of inheritance/succession. To obtain the ownership of an individual share by the surviving legal heirs of the deceased owner, a legal heir certificate from the competent authority, Municipal Corporation,/Tehahildar etc would be obtained and a civil suit for partition of the said u ...ReadMore
Path to reach home
Actually we have 2 property but both are not connected land It like main roadConnected to 1 st neighbour then Our land then second neighbour then my home .it is seperated but adjacent to my neighbou
3 days ago
A. Der Client,
Given the situation, you have to file a suit for disturbance of easement right under Sec.33 of the Indian Easements Act, 1882 against the neighbor before a Civil Court having jurisdiction over the suit property. An easement is a right which the owner or occupier of certain land possesses, as such, for the beneficial enjoyment of that land, to do and continue to do something or to prevent and continue to prevent something being done, in or upon, or in respect of, certain other land no ...ReadMore
Neighbour Water leakage
Hi, we live in an apartment complex. My neighbour living next to our apartment has a leaking water pipe which sprays a strong jet of water daily which has damaged by external wall and also caused inte
4 days ago
A. Dear Client,
If a registered Society or Association exists in the housing complex, then can inform the matter to Society for necessary action, otherwise serving a legal notice to the errant neighbor, you may consider filing a civil suit for damages against him before the Civil Court having jurisdiction over the suit property. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
NOC FROM OTHER FLOOR OWNERS
Do I need to take noc from other floor owners of my building while planning to sell my floor
4 days ago
A. Dear sir,
No not necessary. But if there is registered association of your flats then you may have to take such permission or at least intimate them about transaction.
Property dispute
My grand father sellf acquired house with land was given to my mother as gift registered in 2007.my mother has 2 children my sister and me.I have 2 kids.is this an ancestral property as 4th generation
5 days ago
A. Dear Client,
The property inherited from mother cannot be considered as an ancestral property. Under Hindu Succession Act, only the property inherited for four or more generations through paternal ancestors can be termed as ancestral. The property received by your mother through a gift deed accounts to her self-acquired property. So, her children being the Class 1 heirs are legally entitled to inherit the share of her self-acquired property according to the law of inheritance. However, your moth ...ReadMore
