BANK AUCTION
Documents related to Auction Flats
Dear client
Unable to answer your query at this stage because the question as posed is incomplete and lacks the necessary factual details required for a proper legal opinion.
However, for your guidance, in case of a bank auction flat, a prospective purchaser should ordinarily verify and obtain the following documents related to the auction property before participating in or confirming the purchase. These documents are crucial to ascertain clear title, compliance with law, and to avoid future le
we are muslim family there is a property on my mother's brother name now he want to transfer it to my mother what is best way to do it gift or direct registry
Dear client,
In a Muslim family, transfer of property from a mother’s brother (maternal uncle) to the mother can be done legally by more than one method. The most suitable method depends on whether the transfer is without consideration or for payment, as well as long-term legal safety.
Gift (Hiba) under Muslim Law
A gift (Hiba) is a valid and recognised mode of transfer under Muslim personal law. For a valid Hiba, three essentials must be fulfilled:
(1) clear declaration of gift by the donor
My father has a registered gift deed done in the lifetime of my grandmother but other brother is sending notices frequently that u your gift deed is purported gift deed so do we need to reply to such ...
Dear Client,
If your grandmother executed a registered gift deed during her lifetime, the transfer of ownership in favour of your father is legally valid and complete, and merely alleging it to be a “purported gift deed” in repeated notices does not affect its validity; while there is no strict legal obligation to reply to such notices, it is advisable to send one brief reply denying the allegations and affirming the validity of the registered gift deed so that your stand is on record, aft
Padoshi ne jamin par case kar diya h sdm court me sunwai h Main problem unke khud ke baap dada ki jamin se chali aa rhi h unke bhai ke pass jamin jyada h . Wo unse ladai nhi krta 2 or padosi takatwar ...
Dear Client,
Aapko pehle ye samajhna zaroori hai ki SDM court me jo case chal raha hai usme aapko apni boundary proof karni hogi, kyunki 100 saal se aapki khet ki seema wahi hai aur tarbandi bhi ho chuki hai, isliye aapko apne purane khsra-naksha, tarbandi ke documents, aur gaon ke buzurg gavaahon ke statements ke saath court me apna paksh rakhna chahiye; agar padosee ke paas khud zameen jyada hai aur uske bhai nippte nahi karte, to bhi unhone case karke aap par dabav banaya hai, lekin aapko d
Kya dada ka property ko sell karke kya sirf grandson ko hi Diya sakta hai ya granddaughter ko yadi dada ji gujar jane ke baad uske pita aisa kar sakte hain
Dear Sir,
The grandfather can give or sell his self-acquired property to anyone during his lifetime.
After his death, if he left a WILL, the property will go according to the will (even only to grandson).
If there is NO WILL, then the property is inherited by his Class-I heirs under the Hindu Succession Act.
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My mother's sister has gifted me a property in 2012. After 11 years, i.e, in 2023 they have filed a case under senior citizen act in AC court. Without serving the notice to me, they have gained a case ...
Dear Client,
Unless there is a condition stipulated in the release deed stating the transferee/beneficiary shall take care of the transferor, if he is unable to maintain herself or himself, seeking cancellation of the gift deed, donor can not cancel or revoke the said gift invoking the provision of Section 23 of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. Section 19 of the Indian Contract Act provides that where consent to an agreement is caused by coercion, undue infl
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What will happen if the co-operative housing society maintenance is not paid for one year?
Dear Client,
If a member fails to pay the dues after issue of the notice for a period exceeding 3 months is termed as a defaulter as per the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 and as per Bye-laws of the society. Under Section 71(a) of the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960(MCS Act), a member shall be deemed to have committed default in payment of the charges of the Society, if the payment mentioned in the demand notice/bill is not made within the period as prescribed under Sec
My name is removed from RTC without any notice. It says court order in the Mutation. I am the 3rd owner. The main owner is a sc
Dear Client,
As per section 3 (e) of the Karnataka Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prohibition of Transfer of Certain Lands) Act, 1978, as amended in 2023, "transfer" means a sale, gift, exchange, mortgage (with or without possession), lease or any other transaction not being a partition among members of a family or a testamentary disposition and includes the creation of a charge or an agreement to sell, exchange, mortgage or lease or enter into any other transaction. As per Section 4(1)
Dear Client,
The Record of Rights (ROR) is referred to as "Porcha of land" which is a a crucial land document that proves ownership, details land area, plot numbers, and history of ownership of the land. To check your land records online, visit the JharBhoomi portal - https://JharBhoomi.jharkhand.gov.in/. Select your District, Block, Halka, and Mauza and search using Account Number, Account Holder Name, or Khasra Number of the land and view/download the record. You can also obtain the certifi
There is an error in mention of GPA No.in the Link document of the property which was brought in 1990. Subsequently the 1990 owner sold it in 2008 to second person and 2009 self purchased. A person ...
Dear Client,
An Interlocutory Application (IA) or a Miscellaneous Application supported by an affidavit can be filed in the High Court during the pendency of a writ petition any time seeking correction of clerical or arithmetical mistakes arising from accidental slips or omissions in documents submitted to the court earlier, invoking inherent power of the Court under Section 151 of the CPC. Be informed that Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is a crucial provision that codifies th
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