Buying property
A. Dear Client,
The Ashant Dhara law in Gujarat is a legal provision governing the transfer of immovable properties in areas affected by disturbances. It is a mandatory requirement to obtain an Ashant Dhara certificate prior to registering any immovable property at the sub-registrar's office. To obtain the Ashant Dhara certificate, individuals must visit the nearest e-Dhara Kendra and submit necessary documents, such as a ration card and passport-size photograph, to the service provider for proce ...ReadMore
Buying a land with one of the transaction history from SC
Hello All, there is a land in Karnataka with first party belonging to general category. But this was purchased by a person belonging to SC in the year 1930. I had checked this detail in original Form
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 42 of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act prohibits the sale of land belonging to SC/ST individuals without approval in the State of Karnataka. This law is in place to safeguard the interests of the SC/ST communities. However, it is possible for a person from the general category to acquire SC/ST land by obtaining authorization from the District Magistrate (DM) or the collector. In such cases, a direct purchase without proper approval i ...ReadMore
Property token money
Sir I had paid token money of 50k to a builder. I found some errors at the builders end and withdrew my decision to buy this property. Now this builder is talking like a goon and not returning my mone
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, commonly known as RERA, grants significant rights to homebuyers. Under RERA, a homebuyer has the authority to cancel an allotment of an apartment with a builder at any stage, even without default on the part of the developer. The builder is bound to return the money collected from the buyer within 45 days of such cancellation, deducting only the booking amount.
According to a recent MahaRERA circular, a promoter/builder is permitt ...ReadMore
Half maintenance or full maintenance
We have purchased a flat in Hyderabad but we did not put any furniture also, the flat is completely empty, we did not stay in the flat even 1 day. We are residing in chennai. Maintenance is fixed to 3
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
Once a buyer takes possession of a flat following registration, they typically become liable for the payment of monthly maintenance charges to the society or association, irrespective of whether the flat is actively used by the owner or not. These maintenance charges contribute to the upkeep, maintenance, and common facilities of the entire housing complex or society.
The obligation to pay maintenance charges is commonly outlined in the terms and conditions of the society or asso ...ReadMore
BYE LAW BOOK
bye law book is not provided by OFFICE BEARER of the Resident welfare Association, when requested.
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
A resident member of an association has the right to request a copy of the bylaws from the association. To address this, submit an application to the competent authority, which is typically the registering authority of the association. Ensure to send a copy of the application to the association's president. Additionally, you can obtain a model copy of the bylaws from the official website of the competent authority, where they often provide downloadable versions.
Builder has not provided stp connection
builder has not provided stp connection to series of flats even after multiple follow ups as of now builder is handing over to association after 6 years of possession and maintenance is being handled
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
If the Builder has collected installation charges for the STP connection from flat owners, they are solely responsible for ensuring the installation in the flats. Failure to provide this connection constitutes a deficiency in service and unfair trade practice, even after the association's formation and handover of maintenance charges. If the housing project is RERA-approved, any deviation or service deficiency after payment renders the Builder/Developer accountable. If the issue p ...ReadMore
My Mother was SC and marriaged with General
My Mother was SC and marriaged with Brahmin men ( General ) and had me in 2002 and divorced after few years, I come in general, and my mother passed 2 years back and i am still struggling to get in my
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
In many societies, a child typically inherits the caste or social status of their father. The caste is determined at birth and is traditionally associated with the father's lineage. Consequently, individuals often use their father's surname, which simplifies matters in terms of caste identification. This practice aligns with the cultural and social norms where paternal ancestry plays a significant role in determining one's caste or social group.
Problem with builder in my purchased resale flat after 9 years
I am from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. I purchased the flat before 9 years ago with the First owner. Now after 9 years the builder hands over the administration to the society and transfers the name of the f
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
If you possess a registered sale deed and have legal possession of the property, a builder cannot legitimately demand payment of any additional dues. Such actions by the builder may be considered an unfair trade practice. In response to this situation, you can take the following steps:
1. Serve a Legal Notice:
- Initiate the process by serving a legal notice to the builder, clearly outlining your possession of the property and the registered sale deed.
- Notify the builder ...ReadMore
Dont want to give my ancestor property share to my younger son
I have four acre in haryana and my younger son is a criminal and fraud person. I don't want to give him any share of my ancestor property and want to give full share to my elder son. Kindly provide th
1 month ago
A. Dear Client,
An individual acquires the right to ancestral property by birth. Ancestral property typically refers to property inherited for four or more generations that has not been divided or sold off. In the case of the property inherited by your grandfather, it is considered ancestral property, and all the grandchildren are entitled to an equal share in the property since their birth.
It is important to note that a coparcener, in this case, your grandfather, does not have the right to uni ...ReadMore
Builder fooled me with flase flat size
I have purchased flat of 1250 sft (Including common area) and a car parking for 4600000. My booking form & Agreement of sale mentioned about it clearly. I have applied for a loan of 4500000 in SBI Ho
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Regarding your first question about canceling an SBI home loan, once a loan is approved or sanctioned, it cannot be canceled or closed until it is repaid or foreclosed by the borrower.
For the second question about getting a refund of 50,000 rupees for legal, documentation, processing fees, stamp duty, and franking, these expenses are typically non-refundable and are borne by the borrower as part of the loan processing.
Regarding the third question about the refund of challan 26 ...ReadMore
