Property
Property
Hi we have bought a house a 30 years ago from a person who got awarded in govt scheme. We have not done any power of attorney or any other legal documents to convert in our name. After 30 years still
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may file a dummy declaration suit and get it declared in your name since you have perfected your title to the said property by staying their continuously for more than 12 years.
If i'm going to get some property as mortgage ?
If i take original documents while taking mortgage, then , later the borrower goes to the registry office & says that he lost the orginal document & gets new original documents from registry office& s
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
It is all based upon faith many a times mortgage details not found in EC Register.
I'm going to get property as mortagae, what to do ?
What to do so that i'll not get cheated ? How to do a check about the property & it's document ? Where to visit ? How to do the research about document & property ? What to remember ? Give complete de
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
It is all based upon faith many a times mortgage details not found in EC Register.
Can someone cheat me & give their property as mortgage to more than one person ?
If i'm going to get a property as mortgage security from someone, then, is it true that the person can give their same property as mortgage to more than one person illegally, if he's fraud person....
3 years ago
A. Hi,
Since mortgage fraud is an emerging crime, therefore to secure yourself from such fraud you may check the documents with the registrar.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
About property
Hi. One land property is in my grandfather name but that document is missed. My grandfather died some years ago. My father has three siblings. I want the property to change to my father name since the
3 years ago
A. Hi,
You can get a certified copy of the documents from the registrar's office, however, you need to prove that your father solely brought this property, and than only the said property could be transferred on his name.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
ANCESTRAL PROPERTY - GIFTING ISSUE
Hello, We are 5 siblings, 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Our father, who died in 1991, had 15 acres of land, which he inherited from our grandfather. Before our father's death, he gifted 10 acres of the 15
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may approach local advocate with all your documents for exact and convincing legal advise on the basis of family history and documents.
Property division
Father (late) earned property in mother's name (alive) have to divide among her children ( two daughter and one son). What r d clauses, best deed and their cost
3 years ago
A. Hi,
The most widely used means of transferring or acquiring a property is through the execution of SALE DEED, But, sale deed may not always be a tax-efficient (or) cost-effective mode. However, If there are multiple owner for a property, and if one of the co-owner wants to transfer his/her rights in the property to another co-owner(s) then this can be done through the execution of RELINQUISHMENT DEED. The transfer of property through Relinquishment deed can be for consideration or without consi ...ReadMore
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Two brothers taking the property and his wife disturbing to leave the ho o
My two younger brothers are taking the property. We have 3 house of our parents, out of which one is in my late father name, another my late mother name and another my father's father's name, now my
3 years ago
A. question was complex to read.
in short, file a partition suit .
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Challenging partition deed
My mother has signed in a registered ancestor partition deed on 2013 with her brother & dad(which is unequal partition ). Can it be challenged now ?
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Yes, it can be challenged by filing another suit.
Indrajit Dass
Our debottor property has been allowed to be trespassed by a senior shebait. We are total 18 shebaits. As per will of the testator the shebaits are required to perform Puja and Seva karma. Since the t
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may approach local lawyer who is well acquainted with local laws.
