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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

GPA holder rights

My mother has given a GPA of her property to me in the year 2013, which i have sold in the same year, but the I did taken any amount from the party, infact my family relative have taken total amount f

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1 year ago

A. Dear Sir,
It is time barred since either yourself or your mother raised any objection in respect of non receipt of consideration amount for the last 10 years.

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Parents Divorce: House in dad's name, mom's share?

Hi, My mom is about to ask for divorce. We have a house that both parents together paid loan for, but the registration has only dad's name on the deed. Would it be legally possible to get 50% share o

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1 year ago

A. Dear Client
Yes you can, your mother is legally wedded wife, your mother can claim her share of the property at the time of divorce. Moreover alimony in the form of property can also be asked by your mother.
Hope it helps.

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Anik

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Subhashis Paul

Mrighankhi Chakraborty

Simi Paul

Legal Property Agreement to Sale

Is there a Minimum amount of transaction to consider a Agreement to Sale/Purchase of a property a Legal Document. For e.g if a property is of 1Cr, then Buyer must have paid 20 Lakh to Seller

1 year ago

A. Hi client,
Yes , there is a certain amount which is payable during the execution of such deed.
It includes all the things as mentioned by Advocate Anik.

Thanks and Regards

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Simi Paul

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Anik

Ancestral property - co-operative society

We have an ancestral property which is registered under a co-operative society. There are 7 legal heirs. 3 brothers & 4 sisters. Out of 4 sisters 2 sisters have agreed for executing relinquishment

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1 year ago

A. Hello Client,

Since it's an ancestral property, all the legal heirs have equal rights over the property. Thus, to move forward you need all of their NOC.

Thanks & Regards

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Mrighankhi Chakraborty

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Simi Paul

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Encumbrances more than market value

I have purchased a industrial property at Rs 35 lac in a bank auction under Sarfasaei Act where in bank declared in auction notice encumbrance of payables to electricity board (Rs.18 lac), Grampanchay

1 year ago

A. hi client,

You are not supposed to pay more than the amount fixed in the bid /auctioned amount.

Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul

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Simi Paul

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Fraud by property buyer

I have a property which i intend to sell. I did an agreement with a buyer. We agreed that the buyer would buy the property at 10 lakh per decimal rate. I have total 4 decimal land as per my sale deed.

1 year ago

A. Hi client,
The setback areas are never meant for sell. Hence, it does not come under your ownership.
In case of agreement made, should be void as you said it mentions that you had 4 decimal land noted there in.

Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul

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Simi Paul

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Heavy deposite agreement on MOU

I am looking for a property on heavy deposite and found 1, But the property's ownership is about to change and the new buyer ask me to create the heavy deposite agreement on MOU as the ownership is no

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1 year ago

A. Hi client,
The current procedure mentioned by you seems a little complicated and risky. Contact an advocate on whose presence you can take all the decisions plus each and every agreements are legally executed.

Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul

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Simi Paul

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

ROHIT DALMIA

Is this renting?

I posted multiple questions but didn't get clarity on them. I own a 4BHK apartment in society. I am staying in a single room and want to rent out the other 3 rooms to bachelor's. 1. WHERE DOES THI

1 year ago

A. Dear Sir,
It can be defined and defended by yourself because there is no exact definition or circulars in respect of above scenario.

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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Anik

NRI not willing to pay TDS. Can buyer cancel agreement and ask refund?

I did an agreement to sale with NRI as per which paid 25% amount as down payment to NRI's NRO account and PoA had assured that he will take care of all tax implications. The rest 75% is from bank loan

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1 year ago

A. Hi client,
Yes the buyer has the exclusive right to terminate/cancel the agreement, once the seller does a breach of contact.
A legal notice through an advocate must be send.

Thanks and Regards.
Simi Paul

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