icon Claim of father's possessed property by daughter

My grandmother's father had been in possession of 1 bigha land whose pattadar/owner was another person belonging to King family and such possession has been recorded in Khatian Register. Later when fa


A. please contact local lawyer with all papers.

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icon Can a release deed be cancelled claiming that one signed without reading deed ?

Below are the details of the property partitioning made between me, my mother and my younger sister. Properties: A two storey house under my father's name ( my father died 11 years ago) - lower level


A. registered release deed can not be revoked.

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icon Property documents related

I have sold one property but deal is done on normal paper with stamp on it so is the new buyer is the owner of it without registration.


A. without registration, new buyer is not owner.

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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman  Dhiman

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icon Land dispute assigned land

My father was original assignee. We are from telangana. We did not know about the whereabouts of the land. Recently came to know. Checking the mro records till 2005 my father name.in records. Adjacen


A. आप किसी वकील से सम्पर्क कर उसको अपनी सभी बात बताये।चूंकि हर स्टेट मे भूमि से समान्धीत कानून अलग होते है।

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icon Can a married daughter claim equal right to fathers property under CRP and AS when High Court Dismissed saying since Case wasnt Appealed in Lower District Court

Can a Married Daughter Claim Equal Rights in Fathers Property as she was Married before 2005 and she didn't file a Case in Lower Court i.e in District Court and appealed in High Court and the High Cou


A. Yes you can claim equal share of property after getting dowry and gold as gift in marriage .
can you go to second floor from first floor without passing first floor ?
why directly filed in HC instead of civil court ?
thatwhy HC dismissed asking you to file in civil court.
you can file case in civil court.

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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman  Dhiman

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icon In bihar, parent can give ancestors property to one son?

As I know ancestors property can't be just share with only one person as per superime court property law. But in bihar, someone told me that a father can give any property to only one son. I want conf


A. not as per supreme court.
As per law, every legal heir have their specific share in ancestor property.
Father can not give away ancestor property but there are other ways available to your father by which you wont get anything.

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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman  Dhiman

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icon Property Taxes

We purchased office in 2013 and society gave NOC on it. Later learnt property tax pending from 2009 to 2013 on the office. Who is liable to pay property tax when society did not give pending arears d


A. This is society problem but they will not accept it without going to court.
they will keep on pending amount and harass you.
you have NOC so you not have to pay.
you can claim this amount from previous owner by sending legal notice and also to society.

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icon tenancy in common in equal shares

what does it mean ( TENANCY IN COMMON IN EQUAL SHARES )


A. Hi,
When two or more people decide to own a house jointly then they can do so either as joint tenancy or tenancy in common.
Tenancy in Common is where property is owned by two people who have a unity in possession and commencement of title but their interest might be different. However, in tenancy in common in equal shares all the people hold equal percentage of ownership interest of the property since their contributions in purchase were also equal.

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icon Loan related query ?

If a flat has *market value of 50 lakh*, & the current owner will sell it, Only at 70 lakh. He's *demading 70 lakh*, He'll EITHER keep the property for himself OR sell it at 70 lakh. If *bank is offe


A. Not 50 lakh and not 70 lakh.
Bank will conduct survey for market value of flat.
if its 40 or 60 the bank will give loan on basis on that amount.

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icon Conveyence and Redevelopment

Society Registered in 1987, developer left the society without completing the constructions and conveyance. In 2000 some of members file case in consumer court for conveyance and balance construction


A. Hi,
1. Dy-registrar is duty bound to decide on sub-registrar order within 12 weeks, if not he would be liable for contempt.
2. No the new authorized committee cannot make major decisions as their appointment is sub-judice.
3. The meeting has to be conducted as per the rules, if the rules permit it can be conducted in online mode.
4. No, the decision of redevelopment can be challenged at the court and a stay order can be taken.

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