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rajan   18 March 2010 at 12:15

New Ration card

Experts, Please clarify my query.

My cousin(son of mother's sister) do not have any ration card in his name. He parents expired in his childhood itself and he was brought up in our home only. He is now 25 years old and would like to apply for a new ration card.

We are based in chennai but my cousin is now settled in mumbai for job for the last 4 years. He is married now and stays with his wife in mumbai.

I request you to help us by providing the guidelines to apply for new ration card and where to apply. He has valid ID proof - PAN card and address proofs .

regards,
rajan

anshul sangal   18 March 2010 at 06:49

Book of drafting

Sir i am looking for book related to legal document drafting such as plaint WS notice article of association memorandum of association. Please suggest any book.

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 15:10

Will Probate

Can a will be probated after lapse of 10 years?

Pramod   17 March 2010 at 11:14

Bank Loan Witness

Dear Sir,
One of my close relative has taken loan from Patpedhi .He has taken three loan from the Pathpedi on the names of three persons.One on my name where other two are witness. second loan on second persons name where rest are witness and third where rest are withness.and collected all money from Patpedhi and used.
Loan on my name and relativesname are recovered from me and his employer resp. But third laon where my witness is there is now pending from long time and 2nd recovery letter is recived from Co operative bank Court. The person on whoe name is working in RBI and the empoyer name address is known to Patpethi.
Can Pathpedhi recover the laon ammount from me? even the person on the name the name is available to Bank?
Urgent hekp required.

Anonymous   16 March 2010 at 14:02

Who can be Witness to a Will

Please answer following queries regarding a Witness of a Will.


1) Does the Witness have to know the contents of the Will?

2) Can a witness refuse to come to Court if Will is probated and one of the legatees objects and questions integrity of the Witness?

3) Can a grandchild to whom the testator has not given any share of his property be Executor of Will?

4) An Executor of Christian Will in Karnataka kept Will hidden for five years after death of testator. When this Will was made public, it was seen that, from the three children of testator, one son was left everything while another son and daughter were left nothing. Can this delay of five years be used to declare the Will as suspicious? The executor was the son of the daughter. Property worth Rs. 60 lakhs. Second son feels that first son and grandchild from daughter have colluded to disinherit him of his Rs. 20 lakhs.


Thanks to everybody.


Dushyant Pandya   15 March 2010 at 22:37

Force Majeure

If contractor has constructed half of the building and Force Majeure event accure. Building was damaged due to Force Majeure and owner has terminated contract as contract was for complete building.

How will Contractor will recover his damages?

Anonymous   15 March 2010 at 22:11

S L R obtention

Parent documents are not available for around 300 acres of land owned by my grand father during 1925-1935 .Only survey number available for a fraction of land. Some one has paid land tax 10 to 15 years back and got patta in their name. For obtaining S L R , what is the procedure to be adopted and how much time it will take ?

sonali   15 March 2010 at 16:33

WHAT LEGAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED???

WE are 2 friends, purchased a flat in equal investments. I have paid my share through cheque and my friend had taken loan to pay his sharing. Flat registered in my friend name that's why all authority to him. I don't have any authority about said flat.

So my question is what legal documents or requirements want to get authority to me about said flat???
Regards
Aruna thakur

sonali   15 March 2010 at 16:26

documents

Please tell me what legal documents requried?

Anonymous   13 March 2010 at 11:22

Immovable property in nominee's name

I am looking to buy a property from a person who got the residential property transferred in his name in the records of registered co-op housing society through a nomination and an affidavit (in brief : after me , my flat should go in brother’s name) signed by his widowed sister ,died recently.
The widowed sister was the first owner of the flat ,left no children behind.
There is only 1 relation exists with the widowed sister on husband’s side i.e the sister in law (husband’s younger brother wife- ‘Devrani’) .This sister in law has a maternal grand son ( her daughter’s son .)
FYI . The registered society is ready to give NOC to me for Housing Loan on this flat in turn purchase of flat.”
Request for your advice on the following 3 issues
1) whether the above relation (sister in law ) can create objections/claims in this property ?
2) If I take the “no objection letter” from sister in law only , can the maternal grand son create problem ?
3) after taking signatures of all the legal heirs if answer is yes for 1 and 2 , is it really necessary to get an order/declaration from
the court of law by the nominee who has transferred the said flat in his name in the records of the society.
4) if answer to 3 is yes , please help as to how much
a) approx time it takes to get the court declaration/order and
b) in mumbai I need to approach which court (tashildar level/high court ?? ) and
c)with what set of document and
d)the approx fee

Thanking you in advance