icon Regarding my neighbour construction trouble

My neighbour is constructing,he dnt use tarpaulin and makes sand and cement dust,we asked them to clean at that time they said they will....after a week they dnt response so texted her husband who liv

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
This is utter nuisance and an infringement of the right to privacy .If this type of harassment is faced by you from your neighbor then, you can file an application under Section 268 of IPC in the court of magistrate. Punishment of nuisance is defined in Section 290 of IPC, which is Rs. 200 but the court can do much more.

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icon HDFC BANK NOTICE

CAN HDFC BANK TAKE PHYSICAL POSSESSIONS WITH BANK NOTICE.

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,

In case of loan defaults or non-payment of dues, banks like HDFC may take steps to recover their outstanding amounts, which could include taking physical possession of assets used as collateral or security against the loan. This process is commonly known as "repossession" or "seizure" of assets.

Before taking physical possession, banks typically follow a legal process that involves sending a "repossession notice" to the borrower. This notice informs the borrower of the bank's inte ...ReadMore

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icon Gift Deed of Property to Son

I am 90 yrs old and wish to gift my flat in Bengaluru to my only son to him (I have already willed it to him on my death).

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9 months ago


A. Dear Client,
The transfer of title of the property to own children through a registered Deed of Gift out of love and affection is the easiest and less expensive mode of transfer. However, considering the judgment of different High Courts passed under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Sr.Citizens Act, 2007, it is suggested that even the gift of property to children is made out of love and affection, a condition may be stipulated in the contents of the Deed of Gift that the donee shall ta ...ReadMore

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icon Token money refund

Can I recover my token amount? I gave a token amount of 6+14.70 lakhs for a property of 30 lakhs out of my ignorance. Seller stated that the property may not get a loan and offered NBFC loan from an a

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,

Consult with a Lawyer: It's essential to consult with a real estate lawyer who can review the details of your case and provide legal advice based on the specific circumstances. They can guide you on the best course of action to recover your token amount.

Review the Agreement: If you have any written agreement or contract, review it carefully to understand the terms and conditions related to the token amount, refund, and cancellation. Even if you don't have a formal written agreeme ...ReadMore

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icon Shouvik - I hold a joint property with my brother

My brother has died. I hold a joint property with my brother. If I include my 2 nephews in the joint property with my brother will they be equal owners, meaning having right to 1/3 Rd share?

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9 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In case your brother died intestate then his surviving legal heirs are entitled to an equal share in the said property jointly owned by your brother with you following the law of inheritance as laid down under Hindu Succession Act, 1956. Two nephews being the legal heirs of your brother shall be included the list of a joint ownership property. Reach out to an Advocate for for more claification and guidance in the matter.

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icon Can SRA Flat be resold after buying from original owner post 10 years

I want to purchase a sra flat for investment, but i want to be sure once i purchased the flat, can i resale it after few years? I am buying from original owner after 12 years of building development.i

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9 months ago


A. Dear client, if you are referring to an SRA flat in Maharashtra, Currently, the lock-in period is 10 years, and even after that period, permission from the SRA is required to sell

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icon Pocession of the Land

Sir/ mam I have purchased a plot in derabassi, Punjab in 2010 and I have registry and farad in my name but I don't have the pocession of land till date.The dealer who sold the property to me is makin

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
Please apply to the relevant civil court asking for specific performance of the Contract. If you have made a contract for transfer of the property in your name and the seller is committing a breach of the contract by not transferring the possession of the property, the court will order him to give you possession

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icon need advice - I am living in a small ancestral house

Dear Sir, I am living in a small ancestral house. Im a married person and have younger brother and he is married too. We both have single daughters. Property is registered in name of grandfather (die

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
As per the Hindu succession act, if any person dies intestate his properties shall be equally distributed amongst his legal heirs. Your brother can claim his share in the property

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icon Hudbust survey for farm land

Is there such a rule that 'period between two Hudbust surveys on one RTC for one Land is minimum 3 months? even when the land was sold after the first survey? I have purchased a land in June in Varuna

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
As of our knowledge, there is no specific rule or regulation regarding a minimum three-month period between two Hudbust surveys on one Revenue-Taluk-Case (RTC) for one land in India. However, it's important to note that land-related regulations and practices can vary across states and regions.

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icon Transfer of property - We are 3 children

We are 3 children that have up our rights to all property my parents acquired to my mother after my father passed away without will. Can my mother in future give the property to anyone that she wants?

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
Your mother is entitled to an equal part of any self-acquired property that is left by the owner intestate, or without a will, as all other living legal heirs are as well. To receive their individual share of the property, each lawful heir must file a lawsuit for partition of the subject property. Except for herself, your mother is not permitted to transfer the specific share of another legal heir to another heir. If the scenario recurs in the future, consult an advocate for advice ...ReadMore

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