Anonymous
04 June 2025 at 14:23
Dear Sir,
We 2 brothers partitioned the land of 5 Acres after father demise, initially transferred to my mother name after 1 year partition was also done in Thahsil office with 2 acres each transferred from mother and 1 acre kept in the name of Mother for her livelyhood, but physically partitioned equally between us. Can my mother transfer the entire 1 acre to only one son, is it valid if she will do without concent of other son. Kindly provide your expert advise.
Thanking you.
Pushpalatha H
31 May 2025 at 14:12
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Rajesh S
25 May 2025 at 08:03
Hi, my great grand father gave a part of our land to someone as Dhanam,(which is not registered) in the year 1961. In that patram, it is mentioned that the donee can use the land but cannot sell. Now, in 2024 the donee grand children sold the land to others, who are creating problems for us. The part of land donated along with other land of us is still in my great grand father's name. In this regard, I have the following questions:
1. What are the legal actions that we can take against the buyer?
2. Is it worth fighting the legal battle?
Please help with your valuable advice.
hithen
24 May 2025 at 14:51
my grandfather own agricultural land and house in alibag, total area 36,000 Sqft .He had 9 legal heir, After his death all his legal heir names has been added to the 7/12 extract, my uncle and his family is occupying the land and house, Uncle had deleted my grandfather name from Ghar Patti( House Assessment document) and added himself and his wife name without our consent. Now uncle has deceased, I and other 6 members ( co owners) are requesting uncle wife for partition,but they refusing, Can 7 members sell their right.
at your mercy
22 May 2025 at 23:24
Is the following legal requirement for POA given by the company especially selling UDS to buyers for flat construction? resoution only is given to a staff to sign on behalf of the company
A company resolution and a Power of Attorney (POA) are used in conjunction to authorize an agent to act on behalf of a company, especially when selling property. The POA needs to be registered with the Sub-Registrar's office to be legally valid in India, as per the Indian Registration Act. This registration ensures the document is legally enforceable and protects both the principal (the company) and the agent. (in essence, the company resolution sets the stage for the action, while the POA empowers the agent to execute the action, and registration with the Sub-Registrar ensures the POA is legally sound and enforceable. )
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Can a widow wife claim a her deceased husband's property
Hi All,
In a case a widow wife having a girl child, she is staying in her mother-in-law's house and taking care of her. They have 5-6 properties (all in the name of mother-in-law), and the income getting from those properties is taken by the mother-in-law and she is not giving any money to the daughter-in-law for expenses and to take care of child. Instead, she (mother-in-law) opened a joint account with her daughter (married) and kept all income in that account.
The Parents only have 2 children, a Son and a daughter. Here, Father-in-law, Son is no longer alive. The mother-in-law is selling some portion of the property without the knowledge of the daughter-in-law, and the amount received from the sale of the property is also given to her daughter.
In this situation, the widowed wife asked her mother-in-law to make her husband's portion property in her name or in the name of her minor daughter. Now the mother-in-law is saying I will not give anything to you, and she is saying I will give all the property to her daughter. Do whatever you want.
Kindly suggest the rights of the widow & Child of the deceased husband to get the Portion of her deceased husband.
Can a widow claim the portion of property of her deceased husband?
Can a widow file an injunction to not sell/modify the status of any property?
Can a widow wife claim a partition suit for her deceased husband's portion of property?
What legal right can she exercise?
Thank you all in advance.