RAHUL GUPTA
22 September 2026 at 21:51
I marked wrong exhibit numbers on documents I produced during cross examination of a witness . Please suggest how these exhibit numbers can be corrected . Will the winess be re-called for correction of these documents . The stage of the case is final arguments .
Randeep Bhagat
22 September 2026 at 15:40
Sir, a recovery suit was filed against on the basis of transaction dated 18/7/2018 and suit was filed on 19/5/2022 taking advantage of limitation of Covid 19.
Can I survive.
kunhi marakkar
20 September 2026 at 10:30
After our father's death, we filed a partition suit in court to divide the property. Before the judgment was pronounced, our mother, who was one of the legal heirs, passed away. Now, the judgment for dividing the said property has been issued. While dividing this property, is it necessary to file a separate partition suit again to partition our deceased mother's share of the property?"
Tahleel Hassan
18 September 2026 at 21:54
My father is in class fourth government employee having monthly salary of 4.5 thousand. That is yearly less than 8 lakhs. And we don't own any our own house. We live in a house of my grandfather whose area is, I can, beyond 1000 square feet. We don't have our own independent house.And my father only owns 10 marlas of land. That is also agricultural land. And my grandfather owns, paternal grandfather owns 40 kanals of land, but that land is not divided. Am I eligible for EWS?The pathwarii is telling my father that it is must to have your own house .plz answer.
Shaili
10 September 2026 at 23:22
If Coparcner property of Ancestral agricultural land of 12 Acres in name of my Paternal grandfather already divided between 4 family members by my paternal grandfather. And that was divided among my Grandfather himself, Grandmother, My father & and my real uncle(each got 3 acres in their name). My Grandfather was not having any daughters only having 2 sons.
Now My Father & mother died in accident leaving behind my unmarried sister of 23 years and me 21 years. Also my grandmother is alive.
As per Hindu succession act section 6 and subsection-3 below clearly states that Intrest of Hindu who died, calculated first by using principle of notional Partition. And that share furthershall devolve by testamentary or intestate succession, as the case may be, under this Act and not by survivorship.
As per this grandmother should get share in below fashion utilzing subsection 3 of section 6 of Hindu succession act and applying points A,B,C in subsection 3 in section 6.
In this example coparcener property of 3 acres in father's name will be divided applying Notional partition to calculate intrest of father who died. While doing this me,my sister and father assuming alive just before death(as per Notional Partition) will get 3 equal share of 1 acre each.This notional partition among coparcener is done by applying points A,B,C per this section 6 & subsection-3.
Then further that 1 acre in intrest of my father will be divided among class 1 heirs as per succession (as will is not there).So grandmother will get 1/3 acres,additionally me will get additional 1/3 acres apart of original 1 acres.Likewse my sister like me.
Please clarify is it correct division?
As Grandmother already hold 3 acres after original partition.And when 3 acres moved ony father's name after partion. That is his separate property and joint status is servered from unity to individual and all original coparcener has recived their share and their intrest crystallised.
And further they will not be entitled in share out of remaining property's partition.(But can get as legal heir through succession).
But when and my sister born we become coparcener along with my father and property of 3 acres become coparcener property again.
Anonymous
21 August 2026 at 15:42
Sir,
I borrowed a sum of 4 lakhs from private money lender and paying interest regularly. After one year, i pledged jewels of 45 grams at the money lender separately and the lender assured me there is no connection for already borrowed money. Now while takeback my jewels, the lender refused to give the jewels and stated that unless repayment of borrowed money completed. The jewels need for family function and now i have money only for takeback of jewels. I also assured to repay my borrowed money in six month period and he refused. Please guide me in this matter.
Guru
05 August 2026 at 15:55
Hello sir , parition deed suite is running , so far 9 hearing is completed and in last hearing daily order is issue frame . but 2 days ago we came to know that defandants/respondant sold one of the property in January-2026 which is menyioned under schedule in the suite/plaint documents . may I know what are solution now for us ? thank you .
Anonymous
03 August 2026 at 19:17
I am in Tamilanadu. My wife inherited a land owned by her late mother that has no path access. The land is in tha back portion of a land owned by her close relative that has road access. But her relative wont give pathway through their land. Is there a way to get pathway by approaching court? If so please reply.
Rohit Shukla
21 July 2026 at 11:08
Respected Sir/madam,
My relative who lives in a village is retired from the Indian Army and has purchased a home in the name of his wife, but the home was financed by a bank, and he has paid EMI every month from his bank account. The wife of my relative ran away from another man and lives with him. In this case how will he get the ownership of the home that is registered in his wife's name? But the payment is given by him. What are the legal remedies available to him?
Please guide
Thanks & regards,
Rohit Shukla
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Agreement
Pls let me know is this agreement valid?if first party didn't act by this agreement,what are consequences will come
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
This Settlement Agreement is executed on this 24th day of February, 2020 by and between:
First Party:
(Name)
AND
Second Party:
Name,(sister of the First Party).
WHEREAS, the First Party and the Second Party are brother and sister. The properties belonging to the Second Party as per Document No. 000/1986 and having rights in Re-Survey No. 00/11 were sold by the First Party in 1995 using a Power of Attorney executed from abroad, and the consideration was received by him.
WHEREAS, after receiving the consideration for the said sale, as per an agreement dated 22nd April 2002, the First Party agreed to purchase and convey 5 Cents of land from the property adjacent to the road in Re-Survey No. 00/11 sold to (name) within 3 months. However, the First Party could not fulfill the agreement till date, leading to differences of opinion between the First and Second Parties.
WHEREAS, although discussions were held mutually thereafter, the matter was delayed, leading to a suit registered as O.S. No. 000/2014 before the Hon's Munsiff Court, Manjeri, filed by Melath Maimoonath and others, which was litigated by both parties. In the said suit, the First Party was Defendant No. 2 and the Second Party was Defendant No. 3, and an order was passed for the partition of the properties.
WHEREAS, both parties mutually agreed and decided to settle all disputes and controversies by creating a charge on the properties allotted/belonging to the First Party (Defendant No. 2) in the partition deed, and accordingly, this agreement has been executed.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The disputes regarding the sale of properties belonging to the Second Party under Document No. 000/86 are hereby settled by fixing a compensation amount of ₹15,00,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Lakhs only), which the Second Party has accepted and agreed to.
The First Party hereby agrees and undertakes to pay the sum of ₹15,00,000/- mentioned in Clause 1 to the Second Party. As security for the same, out of the properties reserved for the First Party as per the orders of the Hon'ble Munsiff Court, Manjeri in O.S. No. 00/14, 40% shall be registered as a Release Deed (Ozhimuri) by the First Party in favor of the Second Party. It is hereby agreed that such registration is strictly for security purposes, and upon full payment of the aforesaid amount by the First Party to the Second Party, the said properties shall be reconveyed to the First Party by way of sale deed or release deed.
The First Party shall pay the aforementioned amount to the Second Party in installments convenient to him. However, it is mutually agreed that the monthly installment shall in no case be less than ₹6,000/- (Rupees Six Thousand only).
Both parties affirm that these matters were discussed and personally decided in their capacity as brother and sister. This agreement is executed based on mutually agreed terms without any coercion, compulsion, threat, or undue influence from anyone.
Regarding the properties ordered to be partitioned and allotted to the First Party in O.S. No. 000/2014 before the Munsiff Court, , the First Party strictly agrees and undertakes to register a Power of Attorney in favor of the Second Party’s son (name) within 7 days from today to facilitate the execution of the Release Deed.
It is strictly agreed that the Second Party shall not initiate any legal proceedings immediately, and shall grant time to the First Party to make the payment. Until then, the Second Party shall hold and enjoy possession of the security properties.
All disputes regarding the above matter are hereby compromised and settled. Both parties hereby agree that no further disputes shall arise between the brother and sister, and they shall lead a harmonious family life in a friendly manner.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, both parties have accepted, agreed, and executed this agreement in the presence of the witnesses subscribing below.
Dated this 24th day of February, 2020.