Answers on Property Law (252,581)
 | Whether grandmother can confer tenancy on grandson thru NOCI own a flat in a cooperative society in Mumbai Ghatkopar which has been leased out since 1961. The Grandmother who is the original tenant has requested me to change the receipt... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Common area encroachmentThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Stamp Duty on POA in favor of non-blood relativeI wish to give POA to my uncle residing in India, to sign property sale-deed on my behalf (as seller). However, I cannot afford upfront charge of stamp duty + registration fees... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Right of legal heirs of tenants to compensation on surrenderThere is a tenanted premises located in a cessed building in south mumbai. The original tenants (husband-wife) died intestate. They have 10 surviving children (legal heirs). 5... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
 | Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Shashidhar S. Sastry 3 years ago |
 | Time limitation to file partition suit on entire residential layout formed 20 yr backKarim own a property of 1.3 acre. He had two children Asif and Sayed. Karim died in 90’s. Land record was changed to Asif. During 1999, Both Asif and Sayed jointly executed... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 3 years ago |
| Time limitation to file partition suit on entire residential layout formed 20 yr backKarim own a property of 1.3 acre. He had two children Asif and Sayed. Karim died in 90’s. Land record was changed to Asif. During 1999, Both Asif and Sayed jointly executed... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
 | Time limitation to file partition suit on entire residential layout formed 20 yr backKarim own a property of 1.3 acre. He had two children Asif and Sayed. Karim died in 90’s. Land record was changed to Asif. During 1999, Both Asif and Sayed jointly executed... Answered by Ajay Sethi 3 years ago |
 | Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
| Stamp Duty on POA in favor of non-blood relativeI wish to give POA to my uncle residing in India, to sign property sale-deed on my behalf (as seller). However, I cannot afford upfront charge of stamp duty + registration fees... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
| Stamp Duty on POA in favor of non-blood relativeI wish to give POA to my uncle residing in India, to sign property sale-deed on my behalf (as seller). However, I cannot afford upfront charge of stamp duty + registration fees... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
| Stamp Duty on POA in favor of non-blood relativeI wish to give POA to my uncle residing in India, to sign property sale-deed on my behalf (as seller). However, I cannot afford upfront charge of stamp duty + registration fees... Answered by Krishna Kishore Ganguly 3 years ago |
| Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 3 years ago |
 | Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Ravi Shinde 3 years ago |
| TDS on propertyI have sold a property. Partial payment (about half) was received in march 2023. Rest payment will be received in may 2023. There are 2 buyers (husband & wife). One buyer has... Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
| Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 3 years ago |
 | Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Swaminathan Neelakantan 3 years ago |
 | Transfer of property rights - Will or Irrovacable POAThis question was kept private Answered by Siddharth Srivastava 3 years ago |