awadhesh khadiwala
10 September 2008 at 19:43
a hindu male died intestate leaveing 1 son 2 daughter one daughter married with muslim before succession open. wheather daughter married to muslim has right over the property of father
V.JAGADEESAN
10 September 2008 at 19:34
X gives power to sell the property to y.
Y enters into sale agreement A. A never concludes the sale even after 12 years. Till the time X never cancels power issued. Now X wants to cancel the Power and sell the property. Mr A is whereabouts not known. Mr X has been advised to give paper notice and cancel the power and sell property. Will there be any complications from Mr Y?.Is the transaction carried out is right in law? Limitation act says agreement valid only for three years.In the above circumstances please clarify Mr X act is legally correct or not?
V.JAGADEESAN
10 September 2008 at 19:24
Property x belongs A. While purchasing the property power of was taken from the seller. Though all land records, partition deed among brother existed the Power was taken including other brothers of the seller. cash consideration fully paid and possession taken. After considerable time one of the executor to the property (not the property owner) died.What is the status of Power of attorney? If we take affidavit from the actual owner stating that he has received full consideration and possession given and not cancelled power till date will that be sufficient to comply legal norms?
N.K.Assumi
10 September 2008 at 17:59
Under section 13 B of the Hindu Marriage Act, there is a period from six months to 18 months thereafter decree for dissolution of marriage follows.Can any of the party withdraw the consent after 18 months but before the Court passed the decree of dissolution of marriage?
abhay pandey
10 September 2008 at 13:33
Sir/Madam,
I have done LL.B. in 2004,due to some family problems i had to do job and now i am working with vehicle finance company as assistant manager earns upto 15000/-pm outside my hometown.My father is also an advocate at high court looks after constituional matters and civil matters,now i am going to marry in dec 08 and my fiancee is also an advocate..I am planning to start practice but i am financially feeling insecurity..I am 27 now kindly suggest me what field shall i go for in practice and what scope i have in future.kindly advice me.
madhurMehta
10 September 2008 at 13:19
Sir,
I want to know that in which judgment has sited that the revenue authority has no power/jurisdiction to decide legal heirs.
its an urgent please reply immediately.
on the matter of succession and inheritance?
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