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Property in the name of society can we transfer that property to individual trust
Property in the name of society can we transfer that property to individual trust
Dear Client,
There is no separate law that regulates the transfer of properties of a Society to a Trust. It has to be ascertained from the bylaws of the Society. If the Byelaws of the Society permits, a society may, by resolution passed by not less than three-fourths of all the members present and voting at a special general meeting called for the purpose, agree to transfer its property to any other society or trust that has agreed to accept the same. Based on the resolution, the Society has to
As a woman I take tution at home which is my source of income, but some parents of 10 std had not given fees since last 7-8 months asking for fees they give no reply, ₹33000 is due in total my hard ...
Dear Client,
Even if private tuition is a source of income, in the absence of any written agreement or any other documents supporting your claim, no legal remedies are feasible to recover the dues lying unpaid against tuition fees from the parents of the students.
I am a senior citizen and not staying in my flat and state/city. Want to pay monthly maintenance via bank transfer. But society insisting of cash payment only....they not reverting in what's app also. ...
Dear client,
If your housing society insists on cash payments for maintenance and isn’t responding to your WhatsApp messages, you should first send a formal letter or email requesting a bank transfer option due to your status as a senior citizen. Document all communication attempts, review the society’s by-laws for payment methods, and escalate the issue to the housing federation or a legal advisor if needed. Keep records of any cash payments made, and consider approaching a local consumer
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I am jobless man, i am tired of of my family age 30 no suitable job according to my profile alot scammer even i found. my family not understand me even , i wish to live my life but they dont hear and ...
Dear Client,
The ordeals and trauma you are facing being jobless are not a standalone incident and typically affect most of the jobless youth across the country. In the given situation, everyone in a family should understand and compromise to cope with the situation that makes both parents and the children victims of depression and negativity. Try hard to find a job to engage yourself even if it does not suit your credentials to get rid of all these ordeals. Try to discuss openly with your paren
We are in the process of registering a Public Charitable Trust in Chennai. Can the rental deed for a public charitable trust's office be in the name of the Founder?
Dear Client,
A public Charitable trust is considered as a separate entity. Giving rental deed for trust in the name of the founder can have certain legal constraints. Also, naming the property in the name of an Individual can impose tax liabilities over the property. It is advisable not to give the rental deed for public charitable trust's office in the name of the founder. Hope our response is helpful to you.
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There is a dispute regarding the maint bill, in such a situation, where to deposit the maint bill till the decision of the dispute comes?
Dear Client,
We would require more details on the issue to answer your question precisely.
Thank you.
Hello I want to buy stilt parking and one of fellow society owner is ready to sell it. Currently society formation has not been Done and owner has parking allotment letter with him provided by builde ...
Dear Client,
Parking areas, whether they are stilted or open, are typically not included in the Floor Space Index (FSI) and are therefore not eligible for sale. Buyers should carefully review their Builder-Buyer agreement to determine if they are paying for their parking slot. According to Section 2 (n) of the RERA Act, open parking spaces are considered common areas and cannot be sold separately. In a 2010 ruling, the Supreme Court of India declared that developers cannot sell stilt or open p
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Can a Managing Trustee of a Public Charitable Trust employ his own wife to any office of profit in the same trust on payment of salary ?
Dear Client,
A trustee cannot delegate his office or any of his duties either to a co-trustee or to a stranger, unless (a) the instrument of trust so provides, or (b) the delegation is in the regular course of business, or (c) the delegation is necessary, or (d) the beneficiary, being competent to contract, consents to the delegation. So, a managing trusty can engage his wife to look after the specific jobs that require specific skill and efficiency on payment of remuneration, if his wife found
What of i have place safety grill door in my open space which do not impact on other residents or there is no objections from my wing peoples can a society issue letter for same
Dear Client,
In a multistoried building, any open space or open terrace is typically considered a common area. Common areas are shared spaces for the use and enjoyment of all the residents in the building, and individual flat owners are generally not allowed to use or occupy them for personal use unless otherwise specified in the bylaws of the housing society.
If a society takes action to prevent a flat owner from using or occupying such common areas for personal use, it is likely in accordan
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Our association is not renewed its registration for several years and they are collecting maintenance charge every month and not giving receipts. From last month onwards they increased the maintenanc ...
Dear Sir,
You cannot fight single handedly. If you are supported by other residence of your Association then you may go and file complaint with Registration Authority who will issue a notice and why accounts of the Association were not audited etc.
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