Common passage - has common passage
Common passage - has common passage
Me and mr. A from whom i have purchased a land , has common passage of 8", can we divide it 4" each for solely use by any agreement?
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
A partition deed for a property is executed to divide the property among different people usually among the family members. A partition is a division of a property held jointly by several persons, so that each person gets a share and becomes the owner of the share allotted to him.
Hence you can make a partition deed and do the needful to procure your share of the land.
Thank you so much, I hope this answer helped you.
Common passage - owner disclaim the right
Can an owner disclaim the right on a common passage for my solely use..if the common passage is between me and owner?
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
With the consent and agreement of the the owner you can definitely take over the common passage for your sole use. Please do consult a lawyer near you and make an agreement describing the same to protect you from future liabilities.
Thank you so much, I hope this answer helped you.
Neighbour problem - navi mumbai
Hi I stay in navi mumbai.i stay on 1st floor in 1 bhk my room number is 102 and i stay here with my family of 4 peoples and there is new tenents (rented neighbours)on 2nd floor in room no 202 that are
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
You can file a suit for nuisance ,Section 268 of the Indian Penal Code defines nuisance when the person is guilty of a public nuisance when he does any act which causes injury, danger or annoyance to the public or the people in general who live or occupy the property in the neighborhood.
Please consult a lawyer near you to understand how to proceed legally.
Thank you so much I hope this answer helped you.
Land nature problem
Sir, I was supposed to buy a land but the nature of the land in its purcha suggests its shaali while it is semi commercial in the deed. Which one to be considered ? If its semi commercial then can I c
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
What do you want the land to be converted to? To agricultural land or fully commercial land?
If the nature of the land itself is not clear in the documents and as it is saying differently in different documents, it is not recommendable for you to buy the land without proper legal verification. Please consult an experienced lawyer and get their views on the documents and then proceed.
Property Dispute - title suit case
Bought 1/3 land from a seller. Seller's brother did the title suit case saying that land distribution has not done among brother and sister (seller is having 2 brother and 1 sisters (all are married
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
You should have verified the documents of your sale deed before you purchased it (checking the partitions and everything). Even if the sister is dead, her legal heirs can claim for the land, and thus the land should be divided into 4 parts. The seller's brother cannot just buy it or force you to sell it to him. He might come up with a civil suit claiming the title and stay order for your construction. So please contact an experienced lawyer and ask him and provide him all the docum ...ReadMore
Transfer of property
How to go about transferring the property - the property is in Grandfathers name and need to transfer to father's name - He passed away in November 2020 It's a residence property from Chennai - also
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
Since your grandfather died without leaving any WILL, his property will go in equal share amongst his Class-I heirs viz., his widow (i.e. your grandmother) and his children (your father and his siblings)
First, one has to obtain a legal heir certificate from the Tehsildar by submitting a detailed application indicating all the Class-I heirs left behind by the deceased, their age, and their relationship with the deceased (i.e. wife, son, daughter, mother etc.). The said Application ...ReadMore
Revocation of gift settlement deed
My mother executed a gift deed in my name before her retirement wherein she transferred the plot to me, for the purpose of raising Home loan. Gift deed was unconditional. Subsequently the home loan wa
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
Your wife cannot claim any right in any of your families property, unless the partition of the same has been done. Your wife can only claim her maintenance under Section 125 CrPC.
Case laws:
1. Daughter in law cannot claim for mother in law's property
S R Batra vs Tarun Batra - Supreme Court
2. Daughter in law has no right over parent in law's property
Varinder Kaur vs Jitender Kumar - Punjab High Court
Can I cancel registered flat before possession?
Can I cancel registered flat before possession? But the builder is levying me heavy charges including brokerage but I had approached them thru Channel partner and not any broker but they are still cha
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
If you want to cancel your registered flat before a possession , the builder can deduct a cancellation charge, usually 10 per cent of the cost of the apartment, before refunding the booking amount. Apart from this charge, any government tax paid by the buyer such as stamp duty, VAT or service tax will also be deducted from the refund. Since there are no guidelines laid down by the government the deduction is done at the builder’s discretion and some builders might even waive it o ...ReadMore
A house on ancestral property
My father built a house between his 2 younger brothers on his ancestral land at his own expense and they are sharing the same house, then who will be the real owner of the house? a person who made or
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
Since the house is built on ancestral property the house will belong to all three brothers because the ancestral land belongs to all three of them. If the house is registered only in the name of your father, you will face a dispute during the time of partition of property. You can try to purchase the land from your brothers and own the land on your own or you will have to continue living in harmony with other brothers untill they come to ask their stake in the property. Please cons ...ReadMore
Fed up of harassment by stepmother & her claims on father's money & property?
Dear Sir/Madam, My name is (undisclosed) aged 35 years old and I’m an NRI living outside the country from last 8 years. I am writing this to seek further right legal guidance to take necessary actio
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
1.Since the property is under your stepmother's name there is nothing you can do in regards to that property, to answer your first question, in the death of your step mother and if she dies intestate then the property will pass to your father and will follow the established rules of succession.
If your stepmother makes a will stating the property should be given to her son then the property being self acquired will be given to the son without any dispute.
2.No, your father does no ...ReadMore
