Property Dispute
Property Dispute
The property is in the name of our ancestors. All the ancestors are passed away & no more partition is there. Other share holders have already got their shares & I stay with my family far from the pro
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
File a civil suit under Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 in the appropriate Civil Court for a declaration. Seek an injunction under Order 39 Rule 1 & 2 CPC along with Section 151 of CPC to request the Court's inherent power for justice.
Privet road and publi access
Hi 15 years back my neighbor were build a road Faced my home, at the time of making my father where paid to this neighbor equal share of all the expenses of this road. But land of road was registere
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Privately owned land cannot change its status unless acquired by the government for public use. Even if a road is constructed on private land for mutual convenience, it cannot be considered a public road unless officially acquired. Thus, legal claims based on agreements without ownership rights cannot be proven in litigation.
can I buy agriculture land in gujarat
dear Sir, need your voluble advice on below case : can i buy agricultural land in Gujarat and become farmer ,,, as my father and grand father was farmer ... up to 1994 and have their name on old lan
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
In states like Maharashtra and Gujarat, only farmers are permitted to purchase agricultural land. The 7/12 extract, a crucial document for land transactions, is maintained by the revenue department and prepared by the Talathi and signed by the Tahasildar. To obtain it offline, one must visit the Revenue Department office, fill out a form, submit necessary documents and fees, and await verification. Upon receipt, a letter must be written to the Talathi specifying jurisdiction and l ...ReadMore
Property on on going civil case
Do i need to submit my original property document to the court?
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
If the court issues an order, you must present original property documents for verification. Once the document is exhibited in court, it is returned to the plaintiff or respondent accordingly.
Property buy power of attorney
We are buying property from someone, that property is registered in Haryana but right now the registry is closed in Haryana, he is giving us power of attorney, we can take it, when the registry opens
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
A Power of Attorney (POA) is only effective while the executor is alive and expires upon their death. It can be revoked by the principal as long as they are mentally sound. Additionally, a POA automatically cancels upon the death of the principal/executor. Due to the uncertainty surrounding property registration and the associated risks, relying solely on a POA may not be wise or worthwhile when considering purchasing a property.
Parent document
My father self purchased property, after he died patta transferred to all his legal heir as joint patta. But one of our brother is having the original sale deed document. If I want to register my shar
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
A parent deed, also known as a mother deed, is a crucial legal document that establishes ownership of a property from its inception. It contains essential information about the property's history, ownership, boundaries, and any encumbrances. To acquire ownership of a share in an undivided or joint property inherited through intestate succession, legal heirs must obtain the parent deed and register their share. Otherwise, they can file a partition suit in the Civil Court to obtain ...ReadMore
Gift deed made during mortgaged period
Sellers father has made gift deed to his son during mortgaged period after taking consent letter from bank. Now he will clear the loan and get the discharge deed done. Now bank will issue the NOC in f
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Even if the property owner receives a NOC or release letter from the bank, confirming the property's encumbrance-free status, it's wise to independently verify the property's freehold title and encumbrance status through a court search before purchasing to prevent potential future issues.
Blocked road to property
I bought a property few years back. Now some relative of the owner blocked road to the plot demanding extra money. But road is mentioned on the map at the time of registration. What can I do now?
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Cleint,
If the issue remains unresolved through civic authorities and municipal bodies, you may opt to file a civil suit for a declaration under Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 before the appropriate Civil Court. In addition, you can seek an injunction under Order 39 Rule 1 & 2 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) along with Section 151 of the CPC, requesting the Court to exercise its inherent power to provide justice in the matter.
Harassment by Resident Welfare Association
I have purchased a flat in bank auction which has a long outstanding of old maintenance dues from the old owner. When I had purchased the flat, I tried to communicate with the association to amicably
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
A registered Resident Welfare Association (RWA) operates according to its by-laws, which prioritize the common interests of all residents. Unless the by-laws empower the RWA to negotiate unpaid dues of a resident owner, the association cannot waive or remit dues. Doing so could set a precedent and harm the collective interests of all residents. Withholding monthly maintenance payments in protest could increase financial liabilities and lead to other consequences as per the associa ...ReadMore
PG not registered
I am staying in a PG from 2-3 Years paying monthly rent of 8500 online+ AC bill to the Staff appointed here. The pg is not registered and hence their is no bill or receipt of payment. All this transac
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
If a paying guest (PG) agreement specifies payment of fees through the PG owner's bank account, it serves as documentary evidence of your status as a PG resident. If this arrangement doesn't inconvenience you, there's no need for litigation. Mutually agreed arrangements cannot be unilaterally disputed by either party.
