Civil advisory
sonal
(Querist) 28 July 2015
This query is : Resolved
Hi,
I had filed petition for succession certificate and caveat was filed in the matter. details are as follows:
father died intestate leaving behind wife, elder daughter who is a divorcee with a girl child and younger daughter married to muslim after his death. flat and few securities are part of succession certificate.
release deed signed by younger daughter for flat and stolen from home so that flat cant be transfered in wife and elder daughter's name. police complaint lodged but police not taking action.
wife added both the daughter's name in bank and securities accounts for safety purpose looking at her age younger daughter after her converting into muslim blocked bank and securities accounts which includes wife's pension account also. debit and credit both blocked in all accounts.
they booked another flat in joint names of wife and both daughters... which is also blocked by younger daughter as payment could not be made by wife since bank accounts are blocked. younger daughter not giving consent to release amount from bank accounts.
caveat for succession certificate converted into declaratory suit, will be filing writ of mandamus.
Pl suggest the type of civil action required for bank accounts and second flat.
Your opinion on the above matter are welcome. pl advice if any other action is required.
P. Venu
(Expert) 29 July 2015
How are you concerned with the problem? It appears that facts are selective and incomplete.
sonal
(Querist) 29 July 2015
i am the advocate for wife and elder daughter.. what other info you are looking at
P. Venu
(Expert) 29 July 2015
Why is that " succession certificate and caveat was filed"?
What do you mean by "younger daughter married to muslim after his death"?
What do you mean by "release deed signed by younger daughter for flat and stolen from home so that flat cant be transfered in wife and elder daughter's name"?
How is that "caveat for succession certificate converted into declaratory suit"?
How is that a "writ of mandamus" could be filed against a private person?
You profile suggests you are not a lawyer and you have been in the habit of posing funny questions to the experts.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 02 August 2015
What is the advise of your senior for a professional query where you are minting on the intellectual proprietary of others?
