Property Dispute
Property Dispute
We have an ongoing Property dispute between My father his elder brother and Sister from 2013 in the Bombay High Court. As a peace deal we have made 2 out of court settlement 1 on plain paper singed be
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Here are some general steps you may consider:
Consult Your Attorney: Contact your attorney who is handling the property dispute case in the Bombay High Court. Share the details of the out-of-court settlements and the family's current denial of the settlement.
Review Legal Documents: Review all the legal documents related to the property dispute, including the out-of-court settlements, any court orders, and other relevant paperwork. Ensure that the settlements are properly drafted ...ReadMore
Property issue - my neighbour demolished my wall
During construction my neighbour demolished my wall and demand for 3 inch land or Rs. We have common wall. Due to his gunda giri, I have given 2 Lakh Rs to Thekedar for handling this. Later Delhi poli
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If the demolished common wall occupies a portion of land that belongs to your neighbor, they can do so subject to permission of Civic authority and land deptt. So if the demolition is done without the permission of the concerned Civic authority, then on the complaint before the appropriate forum, your neighbor may face legal consequences. Instead of settling the issue amicably and legally, you went on meeting the unruly demands including the demand of the police which sounds like n ...ReadMore
Tree is on by ground floor height is of 30ft owner now he is not trimming tree.
The mango tree, which has been cultivated by the owner of the ground floor, has grown quite tall and is not being regularly pruned. This lack of maintenance is leading to damage to the building and is
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Addressing the situation with the overgrown mango tree on the ground floor of the building requires a combination of communication, cooperation, and potentially legal measures. Here are steps you can consider taking:
Communication with the Owner:
Initiate a friendly and respectful conversation with the owner of the ground floor about the issues caused by the overgrown tree.
Express your concerns about the damage to the building, sunlight blockage, and reduced oxygen levels.
Ask i ...ReadMore
Sale property of deceased where minor is legal heir
My husband was expired in 2021, the builder flat owner was Me and my husband, now I need to sale the property for future. My two children Son as major and daughter as minor are the legal heir of the p
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
I'm sorry to hear about your husband's passing. To sell a property in India as a legal heir, you will need to follow a specific procedure and provide the required documents. Here is a general overview of the process:
Obtain Legal Heir Certificate: As the legal heir of your late husband, you should obtain a Legal Heir Certificate from the local authorities. This certificate is typically issued by the local Tahsildar or the Revenue Department. You may need to provide documents such ...ReadMore
Query regarding resale of cooperative society flat
I am a successor of a Cooperative Society flat in Kolkata (I possess a court-issued succession certificate. Is it mandatory to seek written permission from the chairperson of the cooperative society a
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
As per the housing byelaws issued by the state cooperatives department in Maharashtra in 2014, no NOC is required for letting out or selling a flat. No objection certificate from a society is not necessary for the sale and purchase of flats as mentioned in Bye law no. 38 of the cooperative housing society rules.
ANCESTRAL PROPERTY CLAIM
I am Bharath, as my great grand father had a property and he had 8 children. my great grand father expired in 1965 and he didn't make any documents related to the partition of the property. In 1992 al
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
An undivided ancestral home can be claimed by four immediate male generations. Only one condition must be met here is that the property must remain undivided until the fourth generation. A son inherits ancestral properties by birth.
In case your great grandfather had an ancestral property, it would pass on to your grandfather after his death. It will pass on to your father and his siblings after your grandfather's demise.
Property tax
Capital gain amount be spent on residential property can we use this money on making fountain, swimming pool, landscape within plot or not. b) can we use this money on furniture & fixture or not, Pl a
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
Exemption on Capital Gains Tax if House Construction is not Completed in 3 Years. There is an option to claim tax exemption for short-term and long-term capital gains if you invest the gains in a new house.
Tenant didn't pay rent No rent Agreement
This girl shifted along with her dog on 20August from Bhilai to Nagpur. I handed over keys of my furnished flat to her but at that time she had given me 1000₹ as the token money and rest 5500₹ w
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
If the tenant refuses to pay the rent amount (mentioned in the rent agreement) exceeding 15 days after the due date, the landlord has the right to file the eviction suit.
Property value dispute
My uncle spent 20 lakhs on medical treatment of my dadi, and now he wants to claim this money from property value, is he legally entitled?
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
Since your uncle is not a class I legal heir, he cannot legally stake a claim to your father's share of the residential property.
Property & partition related
There is a land where there are 4 shares-my grandmother, two uncles & my fathers share. six years ago we had partition but transfer procedure is incomplete between all. Means its still on my grandfath
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
If you have been denied a share in your ancestral property, you can send a legal notice to the erring party. You can also file a suit for partition in the civil court, claiming your share. To ensure that the properties are not sold when the matter is sub-judice, you may seek injunction from the court in the same suit.
