Nagalakshmi
04 March 2014 at 19:41
My husband made an agreement with my brother in law to purchase a land .he paid 2 lakhs as advance.Now my husband died my brother in law is not refunding the advance .How long is the agreement is valid ? Shall i put a case on my brother in law to refund the amount?
Sonali
04 March 2014 at 11:22
Hello,
I had applied a Copyright in artistic work category. Now I have received a letter from Copyright Office regarding discrepancy in the application. I want to remove the same. However no where in the letter is mentioned in which form should I need to respond and fees for the same. Please guide me to remove the discrepancy.
Regards.
Ankit Panchal
27 February 2014 at 16:20
For Selling or Buying the Resident Or Commercial Property which document i have to verify and Process of Buying and selling Property in mumbai.
RITESH YADAV
18 February 2014 at 10:28
Sir
mera Nam Ritesh hai. sir mere Nanaji (Mother's father) ki death 2000 me ho gai thi unke paas 60 acor agriculture land he. ans his six children's (2 boys and 4 girls)including my mom. meri nani ki death 23.12.2013 ko hogai thi jisme meri maa or unki theeno sister naniji ke shok me shamil hone ke liye jab naniji ke ghar gay the uss time mere ek mama ne charo sister se tahsil office lejakar(mama ne kuch affidavit banbakar usme kya likhwaya he nhi pata) thumb sign le liye (meri Maa Aur Unki theeno sister padi likhi nahi he)mere Nanaji ki koi bhi basiyat nhi he.
sir please mujhe batay ki ab me kya kar sakta hu. mere kya rights he.
mujhe us property me apna haq chahiye..
rajesh
16 February 2014 at 17:58
my grand father acquire property in fathers name and father give also a affidavit in a court case and say that property purchase by his father in his name and it is his joint family property iam married daughter of father now father is not ready to give me any share in my grand father property please advice me what can i do and legaly in what position iam
query is behalf of my wife
affidavit was ten year old
Shweta Deshpande
13 February 2014 at 10:02
Hello, we have received an opposition for one of our brands, even though the name is gradually different than the one opposed. We have not received the hard copy from them but it is showing "Opposed" on Government portal. Some advised us to wait for the hard copy of the opposition and some asked to reply. Opposition is taken very recently. Kindly let us know what action needs to be taken.
Thanks and Regards
Rupesh
08 February 2014 at 10:52
Hi,
there is land survey done by state govt., as we were not present during survey, so our land survey was done in the name of another person. pls let me know whether this will create any problem and how to change survey name in the favour of me?
All the deeds and papers of my land are in the name of mine and with me.
rupeshgangurde
03 February 2014 at 21:53
Subject: Dispute of Parental undivided property.
Mr. Yeshwant the landlord (karta) of the family has the property (i.e. 2.73 Hectares of Agricultural land) situated in Maharashtra state, married to Vimalbai and had a son name Ganpat in the year 1940. Mr. Yeshwant got divorced somewhere in the year 1945. During that period divorce was made by panchayat, hence no record of divorce is available now. Mrs. Vimalbai had expired in the year 2002.
Again Mr. Yashwant has got married to Durgabai in the year 1945 and had one son and four daughters with his second wife. He had added the name of his four daughters in the 7/12 sheet of his ancestral property (agricultural land) as other right holders as a part of marriage agreement between Durgabai and him. This was done by giving application to Talathi and thereby to make corresponding entry in the 7/12 sheet. Both of his wives are expired now.
After his demise in the year 1999, all the four daughters have added their names in the main right holder column of 7/12 by giving application to Talathi in the year 2008. All the four sisters have been married before 1994 and are well settled. The father (i.e. Yeshwant) had not executed any will or partition before his demise.
In 2012, the second wife’s son name Vijay has purchased the share of his all four sisters through a registered sales-deed leaving behind only 1/6th share of the property to his elder brother (i.e. Mr. Ganpat of first wife’s son).
According to the Maharashtra Amendment adds to the principal Act (THE HINDU SUCCESSION ACT) a new chapter II-A has excluded a daughter married before 22/06/1994 (the date of commencement of the act) from the benefit of getting equal share in the father’s property. Also the Hindu Marriage Succession Act amendment 2005 gives a daughter equal right in the property by birth. But the applicability of the Act is from the year 2005. The Act neither speaks about a daughter married before 2005 nor it gives the clear idea about the share governed by the state law. The laws in the states in India relating to Mitakshara coparcenary property differ.
So kindly suggest the share of first wife’s son and the share of daughters in the father’s ancestral property, as the daughters have been married before 22/06/1994. If the petition is filed now then what will be the result with respect to the law. Is notional partition applicable or exists in this case, as the KARTA of the family has not executed any will or partition. For example: -
i) 1/3rd share of first wife’s son.
ii) 1/3rd share of father (Landlord).
iii) 1/3rd share of second wife’s son.
iv) And again from 1/3rd share of property of father, the first wife’s son will get 1/6th share, i.e. His total share in the property = 1/3rd share of his own + 1/6th share from his father. (As the father has 2 sons & 4 daughters).
v) Kindly explain whether Article 245 of the Indian Constitution is applicable for this case for resolving conflict between the laws i.e. The Maharashtra Amendment to Hindu Marriage succession Act 1994 Chapter II A and Hindu Marriage succession Act amendment 2005.
References: -
i) The Maharashtra Amendment to Hindu Marriage succession Act 1994 Chapter II A
ii) Hindu Marriage succession Act amendment 2005
iii) Article 245 of the Indian Constitution
iv) Section 29 A Mitakshara Law
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Developer does not want to give me rent
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