Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N

Questions Answered by Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N

Q: I am buying land and want to know the importance of newspaper publication of the sale. Is it safe to

Hi respected lawyers, I am buying a small piece of land in Bangalore. I got to know from my lawyer that publication in a newspaper citing the land details is necessary to avoid future illegitimate claims by third parties. My questions are: 1. Is publicizing in a newspaper mandatory before buying land, citing the site details? 2. Does it have any weightage in the court of law as evidence if someone falsely tries to claim the land in the future? Is it safe to give a copy of the land title, and how does a paper notice for property purchase work in Marathi? Regards, Thank you.

Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N answered
sir, Publishing in news paper is not a mandatory in law. There is no assertion that every one has to read news paper. But, it is one of the easier method to know the litigation. There is no much weight in court of law. It will be a bonafeid reason if tomorrow arise any legal complication. Though not mandatory, it is better to notice to public before to be purchased. It is a method of secure the interest of investor or purchaser. Some high courts have high lighted the public notice has to be given to check litigation. so nothing wrong in your lawyer advice.

Q: How to buy the property that is declared red zone in India?

What does 'red zone land' mean in Odisha? I want to buy property that has been declared a red zone. What should I do?

Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N answered
opinion; The purchaser has to approach the government for lifting of red zone with proper application. It may be lift or not depend on grounds. The government has power to do it. otherwise the purchaser can use it for the purpose mentioned in the order. There is no bar to get register the same in the name of purchaser name.

Q: Related to property my father's brothers are cheating my family to giv

My dad is settled in Bangalore since 40 years he expired 4 years back he has 2 brothers in Andhra Pradesh his dad had a site and house .After the death of my dad those 2 brothers divided the prpty among themselves without my mom's approvalIs it legal?Can I claim for it?Am I eligible for that prpty?

Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N answered
If the said property is an ancestral property or self acquired property, if your grand father died leaving his estate and even your father dead, without alloting your father share, any kind of alienation like sale, partition, rtc., become null and void ab nitio. So, you all can file a suit questionung all transaction from your uncles. You will get your lawful share.

Q: transfer of property which is the name of 3 persons

A property is registered in the name of three family members. All the three members reside at different locations. The property is now to be sold. How to do it since all the three may not be able to present at the same time for registration. Please guide.

Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N answered
Your problem understood. Your question shows that you are all joint co-owners. You can take registered GPA from them for selling of the property . If they do not co-operate to do so, then you can file suit for partition against them and after getting and then due title passes, then sell it.

Q: Daughter have rights in parents self property

I'm premavathi my parents have five children's... Four daughters and only one son... Property is my parents own property but property is in my mother name... All are married.. But they support only son.. Already they did 50% property gifted to grand sons name... Still they didn't give to daughters.. They not ready to give to daughters... We can go for court... Daughters have rights in property

Advocate Chandrashekara Reddy K N answered
If the property is self acquired property of your parents and your parents have gifted some portion to grand children, its valid. During your parents life time you have no right over their earned property. If they sold or disposed during their life, you can not claim over it.