Property - My mil property divided unequally
Property - My mil property divided unequally
My mil property divided unequally for 2 son's and 1 daughter .For elder son 600 sqft, for daughter 300 sqft and for younger son 300sqft Can my child claim against property
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
You can file a suit in the court. The court will go consider various factors such as
is there any other consideration/reason for giving 300 soft to the younger son - is there any other reasons /otherwise- with reference to the value of the property / or/ extent of the property to give 300 sqft or it was unintentional/ or not noticed / un-equal partition- whether the property value of 300 soft as on the date of partition was more than/-equal to value of 600 sqft share of other perso ...ReadMore
Stamp duty & Registration fee
35 years before residencail property was gifted not registered
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The title of the gifted property is not transferred from Donor to Donee without registration of the Deed of Gift and registration of the deed requires to be made when both Donor and Donee are alive. The time limit for registration of any documents including the Deed of Gift before a Sub-Registrar is four months under section 23 of the Registration Act, 1908. Time is calculated from the date of execution (signature) of the deed.. As per the provisions of Section 25 of the Registrati ...ReadMore
Apartment registration
Hi, my friend is buying a property under home loan. Since he does not wants to get married, he wants to register the property under both of our name. When we enquired with the builder, he said that th
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A property may be bought on joint ownership that requires the signatures of both the Buyers in the series of documents right from agreement to sale to Deed of conveyance. When the property is bought on a Bank loan, you need to clarify the matter in detail from the concerned Bank and the nature and forms of documents required for sanction of a loan against a property to be bought on joint ownership. As regards POA, it is to be noted that POA is not allowed when the transfer of title ...ReadMore
Will of a property
can I make a will of my share to my wife in a joint property which is inherited But property is not registered under my name as other shareholders are not giving their id proof nd does not want to
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
For transferring your share in a joint property to your spouse either through Will or gift, you first need to be the owner of your individual share in the said joint property which was inherited by all the legal heirs in equal shares following the law of inheritance. In your query, you mentioned that you have won a Court case. So, in the absence of details of the said Court case, it may not be possible to respond to your query properly. You also own a flat and share in a joint prope ...ReadMore
Christian law - Christian widow
I am a Christian widow. My question is if I remarry, will I be legally deprived of my previous deceased husband's property?The property has now been mutated in my and child's name
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
According to the inheritance laws for women of the Christian faith, which is governed by the Indian Succession Act, of 1925, a widow is entitled to one-third of her husband’s property while the rest is divided equally among the children of the deceased husband. She gets half of the assets if there are no children.
Property issues- My mother made a will in my name
My mother made a will in my name, and my brother died too, now my sister inlaw says I have no rights in the property, and filed a case against me, do I have a share?
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
The Indian Succession Act of 1925 governs all other religions, including Christianity. Succession to a deceased person's property, whether inherited or self-acquired, occurs in two ways. (i) Through Testamentary Succession, which occurs when a deceased person leaves a will specifying certain heirs. (ii) By Intestate Succession, when the deceased does not leave a will, the law of the deceased's religion takes over and decides how his estate will be allocated. The laws for Intestate S ...ReadMore
Gift deed of mortgaged property to son to clain home loan tax benefits
I have a flat in Delhi. The flat is registered on my Name. My son and I have taken joint home loan on the property and he pays the EMI of the home loan. However, he is not able to claim income tax as
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
An owner as a donor can gift a mortgaged property under Section 128 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Your lender/bank establishes a Mortgage Lien on the property when you jointly take out a house loan. A mortgage lien is a claim by your home loan provider to conditional ownership of your property. A lien is a creditor’s legal right to sell a debtor’s collateral property if you fail to meet the terms of a loan arrangement. So, gifting a property with a mortgage lien, you ne ...ReadMore
Agreement of Sale cum GPA wtih Posession
Mr Y bought a plot of land having 300 Sq.Yds from Mr X by paying full consideration and Mr Y got it registered in his name at sub-registrar office through document titled as "Agreement of Sale cum GAP
8 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Consenting Party means any Person whose consent or waiver is or may be required under any Contract in connection with the Transaction Documents or the consummation by either party of any of the transactions contemplated thereby. Confirming Party means the party designated in the Base Contract to prepare and forward Transaction Confirmations to the other party. One who confirms the sale having absolute rights or being the joint owner can be the confirming party, and others who have i ...ReadMore
Is DTP ( probably Town Panchayat / Local Body ) approval for land acceptable ?
I have come across a land in Chennai which is being claimed as having DTP approval. While am not given the full form of DTP, I am being told that it is different from DTCP and is an older approval whi
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
To ensure the legitimacy of the land's approval for development, you should request the seller or the property agent to provide documentation and evidence supporting the claimed DTP approval. Carefully review these documents and, if possible, seek assistance from a legal expert or consultant with expertise in real estate laws to understand the implications and validity of the approval.
It is crucial to conduct research on the relevant town planning and development authorities in th ...ReadMore
Can I buying a land where registered agreement to sale is already in place.
Hi All, I am planning to buy a land in Varanai through a Broker who has a registered agreement to sell with the land owner. The broker says that the original land owner will register the land in my n
8 months ago
A. Dear client,
When considering buying land in Varanasi through a broker with a registered agreement to sell from the landowner, it is essential to approach the transaction with caution and follow proper legal procedures. Verify the legitimacy of the broker's agreement with the landowner by engaging a lawyer to review the documentation and conduct a thorough title search to ensure a clear and lawful transaction. Confirm that the agreement explicitly states that the property will be registered in ...ReadMore
