Can one sell a Property registered in the name of deceased parent without doing a property transfer to one's own name first
Can one sell a Property registered in the name of deceased parent without doing a property transfer to one's own name first
Hi, For a residential property - land and house thereon, owned by a deceased Hindu parent (passed away without a will) with property still registered under parent's name, any suggestions on the best w
4 days ago
A. Dear Client,
In India, when a Hindu person passes away without a will, the property is typically inherited by the legal heirs according to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. The legal heirs, in this case, would be the children. The property can be distributed among the children, and then they can collectively decide to sell it. The legal heirs may need to obtain a succession certificate from the court to establish their right to the property. This certificate is often required for transferring asse ...ReadMore
Sarfaesi Act 2002
How can we validate a property if an X person purchased a property via auction under the Sarfaesi Act 2002? and If X person wants to sell the property to Y person what all documents that needs to be v
6 days ago
A. Dear Client,
wThe major issue with bank auctions is that you won’t have access to property records for title searches before purchasing. Banks are reluctant to divulge a lot of information. The bank’s only goal is to sell the property. So, buying a house or property at a bank auction involves potential risks. As part of their due diligence, buyers must conduct a title search and verify the property’s ownership. Banks neither take possession of the property nor take on any liability for it ...ReadMore
Redevelopment of an private land with 100 house
I live in thane in a chawl.the area is 300sqft and I am a tax payer and some of having area of 150 sqft. The land is an private land of madhya pradesh government but builder has occupied 20 to 30 hous
1 week ago
A. Dear Client
Clustered development Scheme offers multifarious advantages in the form of energy conservation, open space preservation, environmental protection, design flexibility, lowered construction costs, recreational opportunities, and neighborhood development. Cluster zoning is a type of zoning used to create a mix of housing types and uses in an area. It is typically used to increase housing density, promote mixed-use development, and preserve green space. Garden homes and townhouses are ...ReadMore
Stilt car parking owned by me same has been mentioned in Sale deed
Hi, I have just now purchased 2BHK flat in Navi Mumbai Kamothe area along with Parking. I am having allotment letter from builder as well as I have mentioned the parking details in agreement and sa
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
Bye Law No 172, 173, and 174 of Model Bye-Laws of Cooperative Housing Society deal with the redressal of complaints of a member of a society registered under the Maharashtra Co-operative Society Act, 1960.. Bye Law No 172. Complaint application to be submitted to the Society. Bye Law No 173. Committee's action on the Complaint Application - After receipt of such, complaint application, the committee shall take a decision thereof, in the immediate next Managing Committee meeting. S ...ReadMore
Maintenance cost share
Our apartment is 10years old and now external painting, few works are to be carried out. For these maintenance works we are facing some issues in between Our flat owners. Details of flats Stilt floor
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
This is a common problem of standalone housing complexes having limited floors and apartments of different sizes. Until and unless the flat owners collectively form a society and get it registered under a state-specific Act, all these issues cannot be resolved. Once a society is formed and registered, following the provisions of the Bye-Laws of the Society, all these issues can be addressed and redressed failing which issues may be resolved by seeking the involvement of the Register ...ReadMore
Provisional Committee support builder illegal demands misusing funds
Provisional Committee supporting builder illegal demands , misusing funds, not carrying out repair work. Builder has allotted parking after selling parking areas without registration. 1.Chairperson a
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
According to the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 a legitimate member of a registered housing society has the right to attend general/special/annual body meetings, the right to transfer shares, exchange and sublet apartments/ housing units, the right to voice their opinion in the general meetings about maintenance charges, other relevant issues, file grievances against other members who are violating the provision of the bye-laws, etc. A member has the right to file offic ...ReadMore
Election officer in society election is the consultant
Election Officer is an active consultant to existing Provisional committee who is supporting the existing provisional committee members even the provisional committee has expired it 1 year term.
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
Upon the expiry of the tenure of the provisional committee of the Society, the role of the existing Election Officer gets seized/severed unless the tenure of the provisional committee is extended by the competent authority. You may collectively bring the matter to the notice of the competent authority, i.e, the Registrar or the Dy. Registrar of the Cooperative Societies for necessary action.
should we reveal homicide of house when selling a house in tamil nadu
should we reveal homicide of house when selling a house in tamil nadu
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Failure to disclose a material fact such as a past homicide can have significant legal consequences for the seller. The buyer may be entitled to rescind the contract of sale and seek damages from the seller. In some cases, the seller may even face criminal charges for fraud or misrepresentation. Under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, a seller has a duty to disclose all material facts that may affect the buyer's decision to purchase the property. Failure to do so can constitute a breac ...ReadMore
Access to passay
In my colony plots are back to back and the plot owner in backside of my plot divided his plot into shops and sold them with passage in the centre, this passage touches my plot. My query is can I ha
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Generally, if the passage in question is part of the property owned by the person who divided their plot into shops, you may not have a legal right to access it without their permission. However, in some cases, property owners may grant easements or rights of way to neighboring properties, allowing them to access certain portions of the land. The concept of "easement by necessity" grants the owner of a landlocked property the right to an easement for access. This means that if your ...ReadMore
Parking allotment as per builder convenience
We have booked an apartment at the launch of the project in 2016 and it has been handed over in 2022. Half the flats are not sold and yet the builder has blocked the stunt and basement 1 parking for n
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
As per the RERA Act (2016), covered garage space can be sold separately by the builder, however, open or stilt parking spaces are considered common amenities, like a lobby, stairs, and garden, and cannot be charged for separately. These areas become the property of the society upon registration, issuance of an Occupation Certificate by the municipal corporation, and the builder's handover. Therefore, the builder cannot block the parking spaces for new customers and give them to old ...ReadMore
