DEVRAJ
18 December 2012 at 12:01
Dear sir,
X was the owner of lease-hold property, having 4 legal heirs (3 sons and one wife), in which two sons want to give their share in favor of her mother, and one son does not want give his share, what is the procedure of getting ownership rights in favour of mother, and if two sons gives their share rights in favour of their mother, can this property free-hold
Ishwar
18 December 2012 at 11:41
IAM ISHWAR KAWAR FROM MUMBAI.PLEASE ADVICE ME HOW TO MAKE DOMICILE CERTIFICATE TO MY MUMMY.SHE HAVE PAN CARD.VOTING ID,RATION CARD,ADHAR CARD,RESIDENCE RENT ID
sandeep
17 December 2012 at 20:16
Mr X (HAVING ONE WIFE ANDTWO CHILDREN) HAS PURCHASED A PLOT IN 1994 & HAS GIVEN GPA TO Mr Y IN 2004, THE GPA WAS NOTARISED ONLY. MR X DIED IN 2009 NOW IS THE GPA HOLDER CAN SELL THE PROPERTY, GPA HOLDER DOESNOT HAVE THE ORIGINAL SALE DEED TRANSACTED BY Mr X.
NOW IN 2012 Mr Y HAS REGISTERD HIS GPA BY PAYING STAMP DUTY SIGNED BY DISTRICT REGISTRAR STAMPS.
NOW I AM PLANNING TO BUY THE SAME PLOT
WHAT ARE ALL THE DOCUMENTS I SHOULD GET FROM MR y SO THAT I CAN REGISTER PLOT
murali
16 December 2012 at 22:24
hi sir. my father in law made a will deed his plot on favor of his daughter on a white paper in printed form with two witness . without registering it he kept it in home. now he died two months before.. whether it is valid or not. how that daughter can get that plot. what is the document needed for acquisition without objection from his son. pls clarify sir.
jayashree
16 December 2012 at 17:01
My father passed away in Sept.2012 in Calcutta.My only brother is working in Manglore and at the time of my father's death, my mother was with my brother in Mangalore. After the last rites, we came to know that my father had kept all his bank documents(pass books, cheque books, FD certificates, etc...) for safe keeping with his distant relative(cousin brother). At present we do not have access to those papers or complete knowledge about my father's investments.
That relative had earlier demanded money from us in order to release those papers. We had sent a legal notice to him demanding release of the papers. Now he says he doesn't have any of my father's documents with him.
What is the way by which we can know about all of my father's investments and approach the banks/post offices to transfer amounts in my mother's name.
bhawani sharma
16 December 2012 at 10:35
Dear Sirs,
There is a private trust which is managing a temple, but not able to manage it properly, Its open for public worship. The Managing trustee is misusing the property and not doing anything for public welfare. As a registered society of people can interfere and do welfare work. The private trust is registered under devsthan vibhag sort of family trust. How local people get into managing committee as temple is open for public utility and accepting public offerings and donation.
Regards
Bhawani Sharma
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lukyor yinyo
15 December 2012 at 00:36
how to write legal notice to Govt. servant for early remaining payment for contract work completed 3 years ago....
nilesh kokane
14 December 2012 at 23:03
hi sirs i have to know where n how to complaint about the thalati n tehisaldar i have got some 7/12 of my grandfathers land which r been false i have some proof of it but when i ask them they do not respond cause they r in fault how can i open this matter i have some proof of the cheating they have done in form of documents please guide in simple answers
ss.k
13 December 2012 at 22:56
Sir,
Please clarify on the following points:-
1. In a probate case in delhi, the petitioner in a planned manner made forged and fabricated Will of 23 years back on a plain piece of paper by forging the signature of the testator, please advice me how the various methods including scientific methods is normally adopted by various courts about detection of forgery particularly when signature of a person is forged.
2. Whether the probate court only concerned about genuineness of Will or also looks after other issue such as time barred etc.
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dear sir
X was the owner of property , having 4 legal heirs (1 wife and 3 sons), in which one son is minor, after expired of X , how to get ownership rights in favour of mother