Nagesh
09 December 2015 at 19:10
Dear sir, in the year 1960 my grand father got a plot from ghram panchayat in harijana colony but he sold it in the same year, but still in the rtc my grand father name is coming. And I have taken the EC also but no transaction happened I got only form 16, but katha is in some others name so what can I do, do I have any thoughts to fight for it please let me know.
Thank you
Anonymous
04 December 2015 at 04:23
Hello
My grand mother has purchased 14 acres agriculture land in 1981 from our other relatives.at that time those persons have showed us land in 1 sy no as 14 acre.but registerd that land in 3 different serye no.in the year 1995 my father got the patta passbook and pahani in ROR schemeand it is continued till 2013 in that year my father passed away.after his demised those persons from whom we have purchase that land now they are claiming that land by saying this that ur land is not in 1 servey no so u should go back to other survey no which is far back
So its my humble request to experts to help us what to do
Rashmi
30 November 2015 at 12:09
I am planning to purchase a commercial shop at 3 floor in a pagadi building. Area is 23, it is a very small room. Pls advice me in commercial premises, will it benefits for me if it goes in redevelopment and what proportion will I get if pagadi building goes in redevelopment and are their any disadvantage of taking commercial pagadi, like heavy tax or rent or electricity bill. Pls advice and also are there more eviction changes. Thanks
sk lakshminarayana
26 November 2015 at 09:52
How to become trade mark attorney in Karnataka, since I am an advocate what are all the procedures in becoming the attorney, please inform me
namrata kaur
23 November 2015 at 11:17
sir,
my father has expired without leaving any will of his agriculture land.I am a married
daughter of my father along with brothers lawerys say there is no right of married daughter in his father,s agriculture property , is it true? If yes then why?In uttarakhand state.
Anonymous
21 November 2015 at 23:54
I had applied for a home loan for an old property regd in 1964.however the first owner had died nd the property was purchased by the daughter by paying her brother. This happened in 1994.but they have not prepared any deed or agreement.now my bank has asked the brothers to b confirming parties nd a attested poa has been obtained from brothers. But the Sro is not ready to register. I have paid almost 50% of amt nd i m stuck
sk abir ali
21 November 2015 at 11:09
i am a student of BALLB pursueing 3rd year.
I am planing for IPR as PG course as i have made my mind to seek job abroad India. so my question is-
1) what is the prospect of IPR in abroad.
2)I am from commerce background,so while purseuing IPR as my PG course, on what subjects i need to go deep.
neha vashisth
20 November 2015 at 10:26
How shall we prove our possession on a property earlier given to us but not registered. Which documents are needed with their law rule no.
Sudha yerbagker
20 November 2015 at 01:41
My mother, being the second wife is lawfully wedded to my father after the first wife's death and I the only daughter have recently got ourselves entangled in property rights of my father. My father has 3 daughters from his first marriage who are all well settled and married. My father being 81 years old holds complete ownership of the property which he had acquired in the past. My mother has also contributed in the maintenance of the property and taking care of all the children financially and emotionally till we all settled. Thereafter I and my husband have also contributed financially in taking care of our retired parents by allowing them to enjoy the rent received from another property which I own. All the children from the first wife live quite far and have not involved themselves much in the maintenance The query is without the addition of my mothers name in the property what rights and chances do we hold on acquiring the property after my fathers death.
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