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Father died, as per succession law elder son give POA to developer which is registered,DA is notary, property tax still on the name of died person, elder son doesn't obtain legal heir dakhala, or transfer property tax, in future society going to be registered, pls let me know if society gets registered legal heir will interfere, will it create issue in reselling the flat
according to Indian succession act class 1 heirs are wife of deceased children and mother of deceased if this people claim in the property dispute will arise. however society have everyright to ask for heirship certificate for transfer of share
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Recently i had agreed to sell my land the purchaser transferred the token amount. Can i cancel selling the land to him?
yes you can definitely do it you need to return the token amount and if any agreement is made between you and him/her needs to be cancelled and if the person purchasing the property have incurred any expenses toward agreement and property return it
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I am seeking legal guidance on a property matter. My late father, a Hindu, had two wives, and my mother is the first wife. The property documents currently include the second wife's name, which we wish to remove. Our goal is to retain both sets of children's names while excluding the second wife's name. Could you please advise us on the legal steps required to achieve this?
need to give complete details that was second wife legally wedded wife if yes then she is having share in the property and she is successor to the property and if she gives NOC then only her name could be removed in other case her name could be directly removed for further inquiry you can call on my number
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I am planning to purchase a residential property in Nyati Emerald, Baner. As per their team and RERA website, there are 4 civil litigations going on with this property. Could you please let me know if it's considered safe to invest in this property?
You can purchase the property if their is no stay order in respect of sale and purchase of the property. however before proceeding ahead check for lawyer who would verify the papers and also the case so that proper advice is given
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We are currently in the process of purchasing a 2BHK resale property in Wagholi, Pune. We have obtained all the necessary documents except for the "Sale Deed." It's important to note that the stamp duty & registration fees have already been fully paid. However, the sale deed has not yet been executed between the builder and the owner. The bank is requesting us to provide the registration deed between the builder and owner. In this situation, can the "Sale to Agreement" be considered equivalent?
The first purchase from the builder to the purchaser is Agreement to/for sale after that society is formed and builder conveys the whole building along with land to the society and hence in that case the first purchaser only have agreement copy and it suffice your purpose for further detail you can call me
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I had decided to file for maintenance case and if things didn't work out, I would go for 498a, 406,dowry, DV cases. I gave everything in writing to my lawyer so that she can draft to file maintenance case first. I kept scanned copy of that matter in my phone. 2 days later, my husband called me and said that he got access to that,scanned copy and since then he started things doing in his defense. Now my lawyer said we can't file maintenance. Kindly suggest how can I proceed further
you can file application under HMA for maintenance of self and the infant. As the child is infant the mother is the natural guardian so need to worry about it apart from this you can file application before criminal courts u/s 125 to get maintenance and also under domestic voilence
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Plaintiff is mother and Hindu. Son has made a gift deed and took mother's sign stating her that those papers were for authorising him to attend society meetings. Now mother came to know about the gift deed and she wants it revoked by court. I wish to know the following things 1. Process to do this 2. Is filing of FIR mandatory? 3. Will court order plaintiff to file FIR? She being mother don't want to file the FIR 4.if court fee has to be paid while initiating a suit & what is the amt
Gift deed is irrevocable however as alleged the signature were obtained by fraud it can be challenged in the court of law in civil side. The stamp duty amount depends upon the valuation of the property. for further detail contact lawyer
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Me and my wife decided to get mutual divorce but due to some family circumstances it can not happen in india.We are asking if she goes abroad and i file for divorce on tha base of as we will no longer be living together and send paperwork to Australia and she does all the procedures and give me back signed papers. Is it possible or any complications may occur?
Mutual Divorce can be filed also through power of attorney holder. Court shall conduct the proceeding online for convince of the parties if the parties are out of country. for further query you can contact
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My grandfather had purchased 30-40 years back a shop and a flat in Mumbai, and registered in the name of elder son. Now after the demisal of grandfather and grandmother, the elder son is denying to share this mumbai shop and flat in all brothers as it is in his name and ready for sharing village property as it is in all brothers name. Please guide is it legally possible to divide and equally share among all brothers this mumbai flat n shop?
you can ask for partition provided you need to show that the only earning at that time was of your grandfather and property was purchased from the joint family earning and only for convenience his name was mutated or his name was added for further query you can call me on my number
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Hello Team, my wife wants a divorce, but i dont want it. there is something else going on in here. he mental state of condtion is not right, since the family has history of schinopizeria. We got married under Indian Christian Marriage Act 1972. Please help me to assist in the case, i dont want a divorce i love her.
under Christian law the only ground of divorce is cruelty or lately by mutual consent which in your case is out of question. So even if she alone goes for divorce she need to prove the ground of cruelty for divorce as per Christian law
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