As per norms G plus 2 floors
As per norms G plus 2 floors
As per norms G+2 floors but the apartment has G+3 floors. We liked the 4th floor flat. However it wouldn't be 100% legal in this case. This doesn't have a OC but plan is approved by BBMP. Builder says
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
An OC is essential as it signifies that the building complies with all the necessary building codes and is fit for occupation. Without an OC, it could indicate that the construction has not been completed as per legal standards. While the BBMP approval is a positive sign, it does not necessarily guarantee that all aspects of the construction are legal and in compliance with local regulations. An OC is typically required to validate the completion of the project according to the appr ...ReadMore
Ews category eligibility
I live in a joint family where my father have 4 brothers i.e. total 5 families live under same roof. There is no will of property but the cumulative property is approx 3-4000 sq.ft. in a nagar parisha
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To be classified under the EWS Category, the candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. Their family must not own more than 5 acres of agricultural land and the residential flat area collectively should be below 1000 sq ft. If you meet the above qualifying parameter, you are eligible for an EWS Certificate otherwise not. However, you may enquire about the matter with the concerned competent authority, like, DM/SDM, Tehsildar for further clarification ...ReadMore
How to close an FIR registered for theft of material
Hi, I am working for a company in Vadodara, some time back some raw material was stolen from my company location and I, as company representative had to file FIR for material stolen. Now I'm planning
7 months ago
A. Dear
Submit a Request: Write a formal request or application addressed to the Superintendent of Police or the concerned higher authority. In the application, state your request to close the FIR and provide your reasons
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Property TDS having joint sellers and joint buyers
HI, We are purchasing a flat having sale consideration of 58.3L. The property is owned by joint owners. They are husband and wife and seller's wife is a house maker. We buyers are also joint owners o
7 months ago
A. Dear,
Deduct TDS: The TDS should be deducted at the time of making the payment to the seller(s) for the property. Each buyer should deduct TDS separately on their share of the sale consideration. In your case, since both husband and wife are buyers, each of you should deduct TDS on your respective shares.
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Property Law
Hi Sir/Madam, Please help me on below. Our family owns a piece of agricultural land in Andhra Pradesh. Originally, an agreement was made among my grandfather and his three sons, clearly stating that
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If the agreement executed between the grandfather and his three sons is a registered deed of family settlement, then you can file a suit for partition of the property in terms of the said deed of family settlement before the Civil Court to get an equal share in the said property. The Limitation Act governs the period of limitation for filing a partition suit and accordingly, the time limit for filing a partition suit is 12 years from the date when the right to sue accrued. Reach ou ...ReadMore
Grandson or granddaughter right in sold ancestral property
Can I reclaim right in sold ancestral property of my grandfather after 20 years if my Father was threatened and blackmailed at that time .He was mentally unstable at that time and he was blackmailed o
7 months ago
A. Dear
Limitation Period: In many legal systems, there is a limitation period within which property disputes or claims must be filed. If a property sale occurred more than 20 years ago, it's possible that the statute of limitations for such claims may have expired. However, this can vary by jurisdiction.
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Loss of area of 47.4 sqm of 2 plots in Meerut
1. It has been established from your reply to Second Appeal that there is no illegal encroachment on our 2 plot in Sector-4 of Madhavpuram,Meerut,UP . In fact, It is discrepancy/error/blunder of UPHDB
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If you believe you have suffered financial losses due to the mistake made by UPAVP, you can include a claim for compensation in your legal case. The court will determine whether you are entitled to compensation and the amount, if any.
property in grandfathers name -how to divide
my grandfathers property was divided in 4 sons. my father has 1 floor built on it as his share. the property is still in grandfather name. now my brother and i want to divide the same, my mother is al
7 months ago
A. Dear
The division of ancestral property in India can be a complex process, and it is subject to various family laws depending on your religion and the state in which the property is located. Without knowing specific details about your family's religion and the location of the property, I can provide some general information that may apply to many cases.
Rights of Mother: In many cases, a mother does have a share in her husband's ancestral property if her husband passes away. Her share would typ ...ReadMore
Bank auction property but EC is not clear
Mr.X had mortgaged flat and took loan from union Bank. UCO bank took over the loan but forgot to register the details with sub registrar so union Bank name is showing in EC. Mr.X has died, wife did no
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Until and unless a debt or loan is written off, the status of the Encumbrance Certificate(EC) will show the name of the earlier mortgagee when a loan is ported from one bank to another. And in terms of the loan agreement, the mortgage deed was executed with the borrower who passed away without clearing the debt lying outstanding against him. Accordingly, for non-payment of the loan outstanding, the bank takes the recourse for recovery of the outstanding loan by auctioning the proper ...ReadMore
village residential Land
My father wrote his property village residential land to his second wife. Let me explain about the land first,Land does not have have any document,they just took house tax and one document from gram p
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The absence of proper documentation for the land may pose challenges. Land ownership in India typically requires clear and legally recognized documents. However, the land may have been transferred to your father's second wife if he legally owned it, and there were no legal obstacles to the transfer.
Further, it needs to be determined whether the said land is ancestral or self-acquired. Ancestral property is equally shared by all the coparceners/legal heirs by birth and on partiti ...ReadMore
