icon unregistered sale agreement before 20 years

My father purchased a land of 45 cents from my uncle by a sale deed on 100/- stamp paper in the year 2003. In which near about 32 cents of the land was acquired by the government of andhra pradesh fo

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11 months ago


A. Hello,
As per the information you hav given yes you can institute a suit against them in thecourt of law as the. In a supreme court judgement it was held that an unregistered agreement is not admisable as evidence under section 49 of registration act but it can be used as collateral to the evidence for aiding the court to reach out to an conclusion.
For better clarity you can consult with an advocate.

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icon Family Property - grandfather opened a shop 26 year ago

My grandfather opened a shop 26 year ago after a case in district court decided transfer of the possession Shop is my uncle's name. And now my uncle is refuse to give my father. I have no evidence tha

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11 months ago


A. Dear Client,

Your uncle got the possession of shop following a Court Order and now in the absence of any documents/evidence how can you claim any share in the said shop?
However you may consult an Advocate for guidance and steps

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icon Property Issue - My mother is missing since 2005

My mother is missing since 2005. My father also died in 2014. Now when I tried to register the property to my and my sister's name, we can't. We contacted an advocate for it. Now its been 2-3 years si

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11 months ago


A. Dear Client,

When both of your parents passed away and in case the property is the self-acquired property of your father or even it is an ancestral property your right to property is still exist.
You need to obtain a Legal Heir Certificate or Family Certificate for surviving members of the deceased and place the said certificate to the concerned BL &LRO to get the property of your parents mutated in your name.
In case there is no dispute relating to property or rival claim, you need not to no ...ReadMore

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icon Ancestral property got divided

If a land is owned by grandma after her demise mutation is done according to next of kin where her 4 child is alive but she had another child but he has died but that child has a son and a wife too

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11 months ago


A. You need to obtain a fresh Legal Heir Certificate or Family Certificate showing all the legal heirs of the deceased from the competent authority and make an application before the BL & LRO or any other competent authority for mutation of ancestral property in equal share and for the issue of mutation certificate in the name of all the heirs after verification and recording in the register of mutation including those whose names were left in the Courts Order by default.
I hope it may works.

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icon Road to our home issue- poped up after 25 years

My father had 33 cents of land, and a home at the end of the inner road. He bought it in 1979. It's a closed property where all the sides have property walls. The road meets at the property's left cor

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11 months ago


A. Hello,
As per the information you have given you can institute a suit seeking permanent injunction from the court.
For better clarity you can consult with an advocate.

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icon Property - My father self acquired property

My father self acquired property transferred on her name now she has executed will in this case she is competent to execute the will or the property considered as ancestral Please advise

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11 months ago


A. Dear Client,

In case of self-acquired property, an owner can transfer the title of the property to anybody who got the absolute right to dispose of the property as he or she wishes.
But in case the self-acquired property left by the deceased owner is intestate, then the surviving legal heirs got an equal share of the property.

Now you have to find out whether the transfer of self-acquired property is made by the owner himself when he is alive or it is transferred after his demise through a Wi ...ReadMore

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icon Relinquishment deed

I have purchased terrace from a person who got 1/3 rights from her sister through relinquishment deed before 1.5 years ago . I purchased 1 year ago from today aprox know 3 months before from today her

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11 months ago


A. Dear client.

Since an order of injunction staying the sale of terrace is issued by a Court, you should keep the idea of the sale for the time being until the injunction is withdrawn or called off. Otherwise you may face the legal consequences for disobedience of the Court's Order.
Before buying any property purchaser need to be more careful than seller to avoid all sorts of litigation and legal consequences.

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icon Annexure II SRA is in the name of deceased husband. Can wife surrender her share ?

Myself hindu widow staying at one of the slum in mumbai . Builder has appointed for said SRA project. Deceased Husband's name in annexure II, I'm the only legal heir of husband . But the said hutment

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11 months ago


A. Dear client,
Being the only legal heir, you can change your husband property in your name in Annexure - ii,
But in case of your MIL's hutment you need to take consent of other legal heirs, if any, for surrender or sale of the same.
Please reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps

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icon Purchased Land

How I settle objection against my families purchased Land please?

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11 months ago


A. Based on your insufficient information nothing could be suggested as of now. Please post your concern in detail.

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icon Inam land in Telangana state

Party to dispute (Respondent) was inam land holder (got land from Govt.) but they didnot get occupancy rights certificate from government then, thereafter sold to us via registration in 1960s/1070s [s

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11 months ago


A. your possession over a property for years cannot confer you any title or right to said property when a Sale deed is executed in the absence of an occupancy certificate which was already set aside on contest by the Respondent before the suit and got it issued in his favour,
Adverse Possession of the property may not hold good when such possession is acquired in the absence of an occupancy certificate post registration which was not procured over the years and considering all these points into co ...ReadMore

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