Anonymous
02 August 2011 at 19:03
Hello Experts,
We have 49 guntha (aar) land. This was on name of my grandmother. On oral partiotion it was given to my father after death of my grandmother in 1984. In 1990, my uncle claimed on this land and in 1992, district court given the order to give 1/3rd part to my uncle.
Now my uncle and father holds that land as 1/3rd and 2/3rd.
We wanted to make the legal partion of this division, but as per "The Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947", we can not make partition of 16.33 aar (1/3rd of my uncle).
As a security, in 2008, we written the holdings on stamp paper, specifying the partition in detail. Court has only made the partition as 1/3rd and 2/3rd, but not specified the 4 surroundings(boundries or Chatur-sima) of individual. On stamp paper made in 2008 we had mentioned boundries of individuals and also mentioned the partiotion as 32:16 aar and 1 aar for common road.
This stamp is notarised by notary in 2008. But we did not registered this document.
Is this document valid to claim my father's right about 32 aars(specifying boundries)?
I am in confusion about oral partition and Registration act 1908 and its section 17.
Thanks.
Anonymous
02 August 2011 at 15:58
We are a pvt ltd company in Navi Mumbai engaged in a work at Patan Gujarat and want to enter into a lease agreement with the owner of a house in Patan.
Kindly inform the stamp duty on agreement required and from where the stamp paper is to be arranged . From Patan or Navi Mumbai
Advocate M J
01 August 2011 at 15:12
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Anonymous
01 August 2011 at 11:30
Dear seniors,
Is it possible to grant the power in a general power of attorney to a second person as co signatory along with the first person? I have read the POA Act but find no such answear. Does the Contract Act or any other Act of the land make it void? Please guide me.
Regards
ARUN SHARMA
31 July 2011 at 14:52
sir i joined rural gramin bank i want to know whether i will get pay protection or not as a ex-serviceman
Anonymous
30 July 2011 at 23:35
Sir,
I am a fresher lawyer. One of my known one came to me and told me that he is having affidavit signed by his wife and took me to notary to attest the affidavit so that it is further attested by notary. In the register of notary also i signed. In case some day it is found that signatures are not of his wife then will i be held responsible and can it affect my career as a lawyer. I put my attestation purely on good faith.
mehul
30 July 2011 at 20:26
I m living in MHADA colony. After my father death I transfer the same in my and my mother name after submitting NOC from my sister. I submit transfer letter which i got from MHADA to my society to transfer share certificate, but again my committee want NOC from my sister. pls. advise.
jayesh
29 July 2011 at 09:49
We want to execute agreement with foreign party, Can we do execute agreement in the following ways;
1)We send agreement on stamp paper of Rs. 100 to foreign party for signature
2) Foreign party execute their part in the presence of notary in their coutry
3) Foreign party send back agreement to us
4) Indian party execute the agreement in presence of indian notary
Assumption:
1)Amount of stamp duty is Rs. 100
Query:
1) Is it valid execution ?
2) What is the date of execution ? date on which indian party sign it ?
3) Is it agreement in the eyes of law and can we produce before court for justice in case of breach of condition ?
Anonymous
28 July 2011 at 20:52
My father is 82 years old and handicapped. Mother is also old and not keeping well. My father has made a WILL of his only property in my mothers name and after her death in the childrens name. Since my mother also wants to make same WILL. They went to sub-registrar office with great difficulty (being handicapped) and executed JOINT WILL. Now the subregistrar is verbally refusing to register the WILL saying that he has never registered a WILL of this type. The WILL was drafted by a lawyer but he is presently out of country. CAN ANYONE GUIDE ME WITH SOME document/law which I can show to sub-registrar.
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