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In Original Sale deed total number Pages Present is 3. But from Subregister office total number of Pages numbered 2 & written. In future will be any Problem?

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11 months ago


A. Get the certified copy of the Sale Deed and Partition Deed from the office of the Registrar or Sub-Registrar for verification and keep it for future reference.

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icon Buying a property with sale deed not having mortgage loan closure details.

I'm planning to buy a BDA property which is not having mortgage loan closure details of previous owner in sale deed. But the previous owner has closed it and related release documents are present with

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11 months ago


A. Dear Client,

In case of laon on a mortgage of property, a Deed of Mortgage is executed between the mortgagor and the Bank(Mortgagee) and registered with the Registering Authority and on closure or forecloser of said loan a Deed of Release is executed between the same parties and registered again with RA declaring therein that the loan has bee repaid and the property is now encumbrance free.

Therefore, in the absence of the Original registered Deed of Conveyance of the property which was mortga ...ReadMore

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icon Joint Property related

Sir madam We have a joint property of a family members 5 According to judge we all have equal share in the land But the land is 2ktha only in urban Sir how to file partition as other parties are no

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11 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
You just initiate Final Decree Proceedings which is called as FDP and Court will decide to distribute the property or its value equally among all the five sharers.

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icon Home Loan - my father has a will deed

I want to know that if my father has a will deed and he wants to sell this property, then on the basis of this will deed can the second party get a loan? Or if my father gifts this property to his wif

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11 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
If it is your father’s self acquired property you can sell it away. Further, if your father got any property under Will it becomes his self acquired property.

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icon Property- possession on 1 property from last 25 years

i have possession on 1 property from last 25 years but do not have any valid paper no i want to sell property how it is possible

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11 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
You have to file a civil case on the ground of adverse possession and get it declared in your name. You have to take personal consultation to get more confidential ideas.

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icon procedure to transfer property from my deceased father name to me

My father has some properties, in which few were acquired from his ancestors and a couple of them were brought by him in his life span. My father and mother passed away recently and i'm the only heir

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11 months ago


A. In case of ancestral property for changing of your father share in your name you need a legal heir certificate from a competent authority and NOC from other share holder of the said ancestral property.

In case of self acquired property you need only a legal heir certificate from the competent authority and get the property muted in your name in he record of CO Or BL & BLRO concerned following the standing procedures.

If you need you may take assistance of an Advocate for the purpose.

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icon Ancestral property - 6 acre land is in my brothers name

6 acre land is in my brother’s name ( will made by grandfather probably when brother was still minor ). Another separate 2 acre land Was made to my father’s name by will from my great grandfather.

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11 months ago


A. Hello,
Daughters, irrespective of their marital status, can ask for partition and an equal share of the ancestral property of their parents. However, this is only null in cases where a will has been made stating the deceased person has left the property to the son and not the daughter.

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icon Gifting or sale of Self aquired property by father .

Hi Sir. I am a Mulim by birth. I just like to know if my father can gift or sale his self aquried property to my sister without prior contest or signature from me. Also Can My father deprive me from

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11 months ago


A. Good evening!
I assume from your query that your specific concern relates to the right of the legal heirs to inherit property under the Muslim laws. At the outset, it is important to understand that there is no concept of ancestral or self acquired property under the Muslim laws. As long as the person is alive, the property owned by him is his absolute property and no right of any legal heirs accrues until his death.
In your case, your father thus has the right to transfer his property in whate ...ReadMore

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icon Property related issue between Tenant and Firm

Good Morning Sir, I am writing this email about a property issue related to the lease between the Firm and Tennant. We had taken 1 BHK flat in Bangalore from the Firm by paying the lease amount of Rs.

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11 months ago


A. Dear Client,

When the terms and conditions of the Lease Agreement are about to expire on December 2023, for lack of information on the part of the Lessor, Lessee can not be evicted from the leasehold premises outrightly before the expiry of the tenure of the Lease Agreement if no specific time for service of advance eviction notice is not mentioned in the lease agreement. You need to resolve the issue strictly in terms of the Lease Agreement.
Further, in absence of right to lease, lessor can no ...ReadMore

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icon Claiming right of ancestors property without any documents

I am from Andhra Pradesh, my ancestors have a land next to our home, it’s in our families enjoyment over 70+ years, but We didn’t have any registration or legal documents for the same. I would lik

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11 months ago


A. Hello,
As per the information you have given without any document you cannot claim property. But, you can claim title by “adverse possession” as you stated you were in possession more than 70 years and if all municipal records were in the name of your father then you have a chance to get it legally.
For better clarity reach out to an advocate.

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