karthikeya manickam_M
15 June 2014 at 20:34
good noon all.
i bought a property before 22 years from the government directly.From that time i am maintaining my documents perfectly,including patta, chitta everything.but there was an encroachment in my property in 2009. regarding that, i have filed a civil case to vacate. i have the nil-encumbrance-certificate from the year 1905.I have the current nil-encumbrance-certificate too,[april 2014] in the name of me.All the documents are perfect.
Please remember, there is no claim or case of my property from any body.
Now, i am in need of some money. so can i mortgage my property to someone and register it, in registrar's office?
Tushar
15 June 2014 at 12:34
Sir,
I am a third year student of engineering and have a single name. I wish to adopt my father's sirname. For the same i have prepared an affidavit and also published in newspaper. Now i am not able to understand how to go about the process of notification in gazette of Jharkhand. Kindly help.
It would be very kind of you if you could also give me an insight into the implications of name change at this stage as i have one more year to complete my degree. Does this name change have any implication on visa grant process if i wish to pursue my higher studies abroad?
Thankin you in advance.
sundar sastri jain
14 June 2014 at 19:38
Is gift deed of immovable property dated 11/04/1997 should be registered?
Manish Sharma
14 June 2014 at 15:04
Can an executor defined in privileged will define the heirs. My father was serving army office and we received his will from Army HQ after his demise. We are two brother's and two sisters. My father has made my mother sole heir and executrix and administrator of all his movable and immovable property.
Now we have a property in delhi which my father has bought of his own. In the transfer of papers of the house we were advised by the authority to submit the affidavits and indemnity bonds. To which my elder brother has refused to sign. Without his signature we cannot process the property transfer. Can the executor of the will define the heir and can we submit the papers without his name and affidavit from him.
Please advice its very urgent.
john k
14 June 2014 at 13:32
Sir, i would like to know the difference between notarisation and registration of a document, as i am often asked to do this...!
Parveen Jain
13 June 2014 at 14:48
Dear Sir,
My Name is in 10Th Class Ceficate is PARVEEN KUMAR but in 12th,B.Com,M.com,B.ed & in Other Certificate is PARVEEN KUMAR JAIN,Now I Selected in Primary Teacher Service in Uttar Pradesh.I wants to now that is it a problem for me or Not.if Yes what is the solution of this problem
sharma j k
13 June 2014 at 12:44
sir,
kindly guide as how to rectified the name of the purchaser which was entered wrong by the seller in the registered sale deed which was held in Tigaon tehsil of Faridabad
Ramesh Bolla
13 June 2014 at 00:28
Hello,
My grandfather died in 2006. He left a Will in favor of my uncle and his daughter. The property in question was inherited by my grandfather through a Will from his wife back in 1995. Unfortunately, we were not aware of all of this until about August 2012. My father and his other siblings did not bother to ask for a division of property due to a court case pending against one of our prime properties. Now, after coming to know about the Will, we have had several discussions with my uncle, and all our relatives tried to persuade him that it is unethical of my grandfather to write such a Will and that the property needs to be shared equally amongst his siblings. In spite of the best efforts made by all of us, my uncle is bent on not sharing the property with us.
My father, mean while started searching for some documents to contest the will if required, and came across some documents which prove that my Grandmother’s will is a forged one. We have got certified copies of 2 documents which were signed by my grandmother in the presence of a magistrate and the signatures of the 2 documents do not match to the slightest extent possible with that on the Will.
Also, in a civil case on a rental dispute, during the course of argument, my grandmother pleaded with the judge that she had nine children and an insane husband and that she wants to give her property to her children etc. All of this was recorded by the Judge.
The person who signed as a witness to my grandmother’s Will was surprised with all of this as he was not aware of the fact that it was a Will of my grandmother and told us that he signed the Will presuming it to be the will written my grandfather. He is willing to help us in the court of law as he feels that my grandfather betrayed his trust.
Can we use the above evidences to contest the Will of my grandmother and my grandfather and get our rightful share of property?
Some lawyers did suggest that we contest the will as we have sufficient evidence against the forged Will of my grandmother and the insane attitude of my grandfather.
However, I would request the legal opinion of the experts in these forums so that we can make a sound decision to contest the Will.
Regards.
Surya
12 June 2014 at 03:20
Is it possible to get notarised affidfavit for LITERATE person aged 86 for date of birth proof, as he lost all school documents?
Will passport officer issue passport based on this document for age proof?
Kindly advise course of action to get passport for 86 year old literate.
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GPA validity
Respected sirs
Six persons jointly purchased property from vendors. Now the buyers agreed to part ways before sale getting registered. One of the buyer X has capacity to pay back other buyers share n wanted to retain the property. X has repaid all others share by cash n got GPA unregistered executed.
Now the seller says he will register property only in names of agreement holder. X showed the unregistered GPA to seller. Seller wants to mention the GPA in the sale deed as condition.
Can X go ahead n do as seller wants.