Case filed by daughter of earlier owner after the sale deed registration.
Case filed by daughter of earlier owner after the sale deed registration.
Sir, my agriculture land was purchased 25years back from a earlier owner with his son's sign on sale deed, which was a govt granted land to the earlier owner. Document says after 15years of grant owne
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
For the following situation, it is important to determine the pros and demerits of that registered sale deed as well as the papers of that partition suit. You may discuss the same with your attorney. Legal action cannot be proposed without a full examination of the aforementioned papers.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Case for divided ancestral property
My mother suited a case to divide my ancestral property. I don't want that as she wants to sell her sharing after that. But the property is combined, so staying there with strangers will not be possib
2 years ago
A. Hi, please note that all coparceners, including daughters, can seek partition and sale of the ancestral property. So your mother can sell her share of the ancestral property if she wants and she doesn't have to take anyone's permission for the same. If she has ownership of her share, she can sell it.
Difference in actual measurement and sale deed measurement.
Sir My grand mother is having a house which is registered of 177 sqyards but the actual land is of 200 sqyards. that 23 sqyards land was not registered. that is only written in piece of paper which is
2 years ago
A. Hi,
You can file a suit for declaration in court for selling the unregistered land. If you get a court order, you can sell the whole 200 sqyards as you should have proper title upon the property which you want to transfer.
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Can I appeal in-front of consumer forum in individual capacity?
I am from Thane, Maharashtra. I purchased flat in 2011 and got possession in Jan 2022. Builder did not form society for almost so all flat owners applied to deputy registrar and formed society in non
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Yes, you can move legally in individual capacity. If there is any breach of agreement, you can file a civil suit in court by consulting a lawyer. If there is a service defect, you can file a case in consumer court.
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Bad neighbour
I live in a apartment where my opposite room neighbour torturing in a different different way, the lady constantly provoke me with bad comments, her voice is so loud & she is just blaming on me with s
2 years ago
A. Hi,
You can give a police complaint. They will file the chargesheet in court after investigation. You have to prove the said facts in court and the burden of proof lies on you.
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How to sell a flat in Kolkata
My father expired recently and my mother wants to sell off the flat in Kolkata, West Bengal as she is the co-owner. My and brother and I are ok with it. What is the right process to do this so that no
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
Your father's property was descended upon your mother, you, and your brother, each having an undivided one-third part after his death without making and publishing a Will. In order to change three of your names in the Record of Rights in the place and stead of your deceased father, you'll need a Legal Heir Certificate. You and your brother can legally assist your mother in the Sale procedure by using a registered Gift Deed or a registered Power of Attorney in her name.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Change of name on Society Share Certificate
Society issued 2 certificates, first certificate having name of my grandmother & grandfather's name on front page of flat share certificate & again they issued second share certificate on directly ha
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may file a representation before the Society if no action was taken then approach Deputy Secretary of concerned department or directly approach High Court.
I could have explained more if background is known to me. I am at your service if you visit my office.
Please give me FIVE STAR if satisfied by my answers and you may approach me through Vidhikarya for further clarifications.
Property related
Sir my grand father had a property (plot)which he gave to my father with (Gift deed) and after some years my father gave to my mother with(Gift deed) recently we want sell that property to others with
2 years ago
A. If the property was transferred by your grandfather to your father by registered Gift Deed and thereafter through another registered Gift Deed your father transferred that property to your mother,then your mother becomes the absolute Owner of that property. You have not specified whether your mother is alive or not and who is /are going to sell the property. Until and unless the relevant facts be specified, proper legal remedy cannot be suggested.
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Self acquired property
Can my elder brother claim my self acquired property(plot) which I purchased after my marriage with my own money? when partition of my father's property was happening then my brother brought a point
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
As its sole owner, you have an exclusive right over your property, your ownership of the property remains constant. A brother can only claim the share in the ancestral property, as a coparcener and not over your self-acquired property.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Ancestoral property gifted
My grandfather has four sons including my father. From my fathers share of ancestoral property, my grandfather gifted some area to my sister, who has cancer and has few years to live. What happens to
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
A father (current owner of the ancestral property) and his son have equal ownership rights over the property. The distribution of property should happen in such a way that each share gets further divided into successive generations. If an ancestral property is willed, to your sister it will become self-acquired property. If the ancestral property is divided into the owners of the property as per the share. Then the property will lose the title of ancestral property.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
