Anonymous
23 May 2011 at 17:50
Respected Lawyers,
Sirs & Madams,
My grandmother lives separately in her house in Delhi. She has great properties in her name (house and other properties) both in Delhi and in other states. About a week ago a man visited her in civil dress. He told her that he was a policeman from a police station in Delhi. He told her false stories and, in a fraudulent way, got her signatures on a blank sheet of paper. My grandmother is an illiterate woman and is very old. We're seeing that a fraudulent activity like an attempt to transfer her properties misusing that paper can occur in future. So, we want to take all necessary actions required in this case. Please advise:
1. What can be the possible misuses of the paper?
2. What kind of actions we can take to nullify that blankly signed paper. It was not a stamp paper but a white sheet of paper. We want to take all necessary legal actions and want to nullify that paper immediately. Please Advise.
Thanks and Warm Regards,
A Member
Anonymous
23 May 2011 at 13:19
Hello,
Would be greatly help to all of you in resolving my query..
My parents are willingly ready to execute a relinquishment/release deed in favour of my elder brother and me(both being adults)for residential premises which shall be Developed in coming years..the deed is executed in such a manner that the alloted new flat in the redeveloped premises shall be alloted to our names..Also my parents shall be executing a will after completing this deeds formality which shall also mention this transfer of property through relinquishment deed..They also have made a general power of attorney favouring us..I just wanted to confirm that is there any need registering this document since we are the only legal heirs of this property and there stands no chance of any disputes in future as we are jointly executing this deed..Please advise..
Thanks in advance..
Anonymous
22 May 2011 at 19:34
i wnt to legally register my floor as divided by my father ...i hve separate electric connection for my floor would tht work?
Anonymous
21 May 2011 at 16:28
my grandfather(gulam hussain gulam mohiuddin kokni) died in bombay hospital(mumbai) on 29 june 1987 and buried in our hometown nasik.i wanted to urgently know from where to get the death certificate and how.thankyou
PrnBCRBant
21 May 2011 at 14:30
My client wishes to form a Sangha of Merchants for the well being of merchants of the locality and wants to formulate rules etc., and collect membership fees as the usual procedure.
now for the purpose I require a draft of the by law to be formulated for such sangha
further I also want the legal proceedures for registration of such sangha.
i) under which authority I have to register the same.
ii) whether a Sangha and Society are the same if no what is the difference between the two.
Anonymous
21 May 2011 at 11:10
my uncle has registered a case aganist me on the property which was owned by my grandfather and my grandfather made a conveyance deed on the name of me in front of sub-registrarand in the case my uncle filed ,he claimed that i made a forgery by taking the property from my grandfather and now he registered a case in the court under section 156(25) and there is a call from local police station on that case.sir i want to know that what is section 156(25)and what is the role of police in this.sir please reply my query as early as possible.
Anonymous
21 May 2011 at 10:36
AS A PETITIONER I HAVE FILED A PETITION AS PER ORISSA LAND REFORMS ACT u/s23 A BEFORE THE SUBCOLLECTOR.
I HAVE MADE 3PERSONS AS O.P IN MY APPLICATION.
THE LAW MANAGER OF THE OPOSITE PARTIES HAS SIGNED THE VAKALATNAMA STATING THAT HE IS THE POWER OF ATTORNEY HOLDER BUT HE HAS NOT FILED ANY POWER OF ATTORNEY. NOR ANY ONE OF THE 3 OPPOSITE PARTIES HAVE SIGNED THE VAKALATNAME.IS IT ACCEPTABLE?
THE OPPOSITE PARTIES HAVE NOT SIGNED THEIR SHOW CAUSE, WHICH THEY HAVE FILED IN THE COURT. IS IT ACCEPTABLE?
SHOULD I REJECT THERE SHOW CAUSE?
YOUR KIND REPLY WILL BE HIGHLY APPRICIATED.
LOOKING FOR YOUR ADVICE PLEASE.
THANKING YOU.
Mukesh
21 May 2011 at 09:37
Whether a Affidavit given on the requisite value of the stamp papers is a valid document.
Also need clarification regarding the difference between the affidavit, undertaking and self declaration?
jayesh sinha
20 May 2011 at 20:38
A had made formal agreement for sale (not registered)on 19/04/2007 for purchase of flat from buider by name of A and made sale deed of property mentioned in agreement for sale dated 19/04/2007 in name of mother-in-law B on date 06/01/2011. Now C wants to purchase flat on resale from B.
1) My question is whether A can make sale deed in name of B and whether allowed in property law and permitted in court of law.
2) My Question is whether C can purchase flat on resale from B and what documents he should prepare to get agreement for sale in name of A transfer to name of C.
Kindly advise as I want to buy flat resale whether I should go ahead or not
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