Shop as a residence
Shop as a residence
Can a shop owner use his shop as a residence in a CHS.
10 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
Please consult local lawyer who is well acquainted with local laws and rules and regulations of CHS.
Stamp Paper - My relative bought a stamp in 1997
My relative bought a stamp in 1997 and used in 1999.He mention the date Oct 1999. Is this valid or invalid in terms of law
10 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
Depending upon the history of the case the validity of such stamp papers will be decided by the concerned authority.
Home loan guarantor
What should I do if I become a home loan guarantor and I don't know about this in my knowledge and I don't how I become the guarantor I'm just go bank for personal loan guarantor of rs 1.5 lakh but I
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
There may be many reasons for a guarantor to withdraw from the liability of a guarantor,. However, a bank may not allow a guarantor to withdraw unless the borrower gets another guarantor or brings in additional collateral securities. Even if another guarantor comes in, the bank has the discretion to prohibit the switchover or shifting of the guarantor's name in a loan account. So, if you can arrange another guarantor in place of your mother, you can approach to the Bank for the repl ...ReadMore
Rental property sealed due to tenant suicide
Hi Team I live in delhi and in my rental property tenant wife have committed suicide. Now police has sealed place from past 2 months and they said it will be open by court. What should we do to open
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Until and unless the investigation of the alleged suicide is completed, the crime place remained sealed. On submission of a final report by the investigating agency to the Court cannot pass an order for opening the sealed area where the crime happened or was committed. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
Absolute sale deed for a City Improvement trust board (CITB) auction corner site
My Late father purchased a corner plot in 1972 in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, from an owner, who in turn had purchased the site from a successful bidder of a CITB auction winner, who was provided a Possessi
10 months ago
A. Dear client,
a) Obtaining an absolute sale deed: Typically, the absolute sale deed is issued by the relevant authority, such as the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) or the local municipality. To obtain the deed, you would need to follow the legal procedures prescribed by the authorities and provide the necessary documentation.
b) Applicants for the absolute sale deed: The legal heirs of your late father would generally have the primary right to apply for the absolute sale deed. However, t ...ReadMore
Change of name in share certificate
I have 2 question 1. My wife name on share certificate is on her old surname, but in gazette we have changed her by her father's name to my name and old surname to married surname how should I chang
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Any shareholder who is desirous of changing/updating his/her name in the share certificates possessed by him/her will have to make an application to the Company/ Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTA) registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) along with following documents: 1. Request letter mentioning the reason for the name change 2. Affidavit 3. Attested copies of the marriage certificate or Gazette notification, 4. Self-attested copy PAN card duly notarized ...ReadMore
Dispute with neighbour
My opposite neighbour constructed his basement higher than ours, so he wanted to increase the height of the street to match his parking floor. When he does that our house will be buried and will cause
10 months ago
A. Dear client,
Review local building regulations: Research the local building codes, zoning regulations, and municipal bylaws in your area. Check if the construction plans of your neighbor comply with these regulations. If their plans violate any specific rules or regulations, you can raise concerns with the relevant local authorities, such as the building department or municipal corporation.
Consult with an attorney: Engage a lawyer who specializes in property or construction law to assess your ...ReadMore
What is the title for inherited peoperty
If title is not conferred by the mutation in the revenue records and or through entries then how one person can establish his ownership if such ownership is derived from his father who died intestate
10 months ago
A. Hello Client,
You may get a legal heir certificate from your local councillor or chairman then you may apply for legal heir certificate before first class magistrate to establish your inheritance as granddaughter.
Thanks & Regards
Property Transfer Dispute - Will/Family Settlement/Court Decree
My Grandfather (A) has registered a will for three floor house on 11 Feb 2005. Details of will are as follows: 1. The ground floor shall be inherited by his Son B. 2. First floor shall be inherited by
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
From the details of your query, it is not clear whether the probate of the latest Will of the deceased owner/testator is obtained by the executor from a competent court of law. Probate is defined under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 as – “A copy of Will certified under the seal of the court of competent jurisdiction with a grant of administration of the estate of the testator”. The persons named in the will to execute it are called its executors. Probate can be granted only ...ReadMore
How to decide whether property is self-acquired or ancestral
My father died intestate leaving behind his self-acquired property 4 acres. After his death his four sons (including me) got the property divided through registered partition deed. Each son has got
10 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Property that is acquired by a person during his lifetime is not Ancestral Property. It is classified as ‘self-acquired’ property. The partition of this can be done in any manner as per the wish of the owner through his will. In case of an intestate of a Hindu, the Property is devolved as per the provisions of Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. An ancestral property refers to property that has been passed down from father to son for at least four generations. Under Se ...ReadMore
