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Dear Madam,

you may submit a written request to the builder or the concerned development authority seeking inclusion of your husband as a joint allottee/co-owner in the conveyance deed. Normally, the following documents may be required:

Marriage certificate or proof of marriage
Joint bank account statements showing payment of installments
PAN and Aadhaar cards of both spouses
NOC or prescribed application form from the builder/authority
Payment of administrative or processing fee, if applicabl

Dear Sir,

Normally, at least two women members are required on the Managing Committee. Since you already have women representatives from SC/ST, NT, and General category, that requirement appears to be satisfied. The reserved category seats also seem to have been considered.

However, the committee will be treated as legally valid only if:

Elections were conducted properly according to the bye-laws and election procedure,
Quorum requirements were fulfilled,
Reserved seats were properly notified

Dear Sir,

If your uncle continues refusing to cooperate, you may send a legal notice demanding:

Disclosure of original property documents,
Details of mutation proceedings,
Partition of the property,
Sharing of possession and records.

Thereafter, if no settlement is possible, you can file:

A suit for partition and separate possession,
A declaration suit challenging fraudulent mutation,
An injunction restraining him from selling or creating third-party rights over the property.

Dear Sir,

Yes, a wife can make payment of society transfer charges on behalf of her husband, unless the housing society’s bye-laws specifically prohibit third-party payment. In cooperative housing societies, what is important is that the payment is made towards the valid dues of the member and is properly recorded by the society. The source of payment being the wife ordinarily does not invalidate the transaction.

Dear Sir,

Regarding your first query, partition is technically possible even when litigation is pending, but it depends upon the scope of the pending suit and the nature of the status quo order. If the court case concerns only the share of “A”, then the undisputed shares of B, C and D may theoretically be partitioned separately, provided such partition does not affect the disputed “A” portion or violate the court order. However, practically, Sub-Registrars and parties usually avoid regi

Dear client,

For transfer of immovable property by way of gift, the legally proper course is:

Execution and registration of the Gift Deed first, and thereafter
Mutation before the competent municipal/revenue authority.

Mutation is ordinarily not carried out prior to registration because mutation authorities generally require the registered transfer document as proof of transfer of title and possession.

The exact procedure may vary from State to State.

Registration involves execution and rec

Dear Client,

If the wife passed away intestate (without leaving a Will), then her property will devolve according to the personal succession law applicable to her religion. In most cases under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, the husband, children, and mother of the deceased are Class-I legal heirs and all inherit simultaneously in equal shares.

Therefore, the husband alone cannot directly transfer the entire flat to the deceased wife’s mother unless:

1. He is the sole legal heir; or

2. All

Dear client,

The facts as stated by you disclose several serious legal and regulatory concerns in relation to the said building/wing of the project situated in Pune, Maharashtra. From the information provided, it appears that although the construction of the building was substantially completed around 2016, the builder has allegedly failed to obtain the Occupancy Certificate (OC) and Completion Certificate (CC) for the concerned wing and has also not completed the process of formation and hando

Dear Client,

If the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) passed an order directing restoration of possession subject to deposit of a certain amount, and the borrower/trust complied with the condition within the stipulated time, then the finance company is generally expected to comply with the DRT’s direction unless there is any stay or modification granted by a higher court.

From your facts, it appears that the finance company challenged the DRT order before the High Court, but the application/petit

Dear Sir,

It is not legally correct to say that only the surviving son alone becomes entitled to the entire property merely because the property was originally self-acquired property of the grandfather. The crucial point is that after the grandfather’s death, the property ceased to remain his exclusive property and vested in the beneficiaries named under the Will. Thereafter, the shares belonging to deceased sons would devolve upon their respective heirs.

Grandsons may therefore claim rights