Anonymous
03 February 2012 at 21:41
If a person dies, whose name is there in 7/12, other person in the 7/12 can sale the HUF property without consent of sucessor of deceased when sucessor of the deceased person not mentioned in 7/12? What is a right of the sucessor of deceased in the same situation for HUF property?
Anonymous
03 February 2012 at 19:50
lower court order for eviction granted on ground of nonpayment of rent can be stayed by session court. pl guide
Anonymous
03 February 2012 at 19:27
Q.my client was purchase one bunglow from developer.the owner of land make sale deed and developer construct bunglow as turnkey project.my client was given advance money by cheque to develper and developer make agreement with my client advance money received against turnkey proj.of that bunglow..
As this agreement is valid because sales deed of that land till date not on my client name..
velakara
03 February 2012 at 19:24
We are 3 brothers, my father had gifted me a house which was acquired by him out of his earnings and the same was registered under gift deed to me. my question is can my brothers has any right to claim share of the house
Anonymous
03 February 2012 at 18:35
my father-in-law has gifted his property to his daughter. On the event of his death, can his two sons be entitled to any share in that gifted property?
gopalaswamyb
03 February 2012 at 18:32
What is stamp duty to be paid for probating a will in chennai. it appears that stamp duty is based on the rated tax indicated by the corporation. some people say it is 4% on guide line values.between the two which is correct. If one probates and if he pays 4%on guide line value then after partition an addition of 4% has to be paid for partion deed then this makes 8%.
Earlier tamil nadu government in 2005 indicated that the stamp duty to be paid in cases partion deeds within blood relations is maximum of Rs 10,000/- and this rule does not say that it is not applicable to chennai and probating and stamp duty will continue.
If some one does not probate for more than 16 years enjoys the property in his share and there is no dispute over the will
whether probate is must.
the idea of probate is only a legal certification by the court about the genuiness of the will , and when it is met where is need for probating a will.
Gopalaswamy
jangam ramu
03 February 2012 at 18:08
Dear ALL,
I need the help of from the members of lawyersclub india.I am purchasing a plot measuring 100sq yards in Hyderabad,Andhra pradesh.The seller has executed Agreement of sale cum GPA with previous owners.Now I have applied for bank loan for purchase of plot.Is the GPA holder has the right to sell ?Can loan be availed for purchase of such property.Kindly help me inthis regard.
Khushi
03 February 2012 at 16:06
Dear Sir,
I am a Hindu man, residing in Mumbai. I have our Ancestral Property since last 4 generations.
I am 42 years old. My first marriage has been divorced then I got married to a Muslim where I converted into Islam. But that marriage couldn’t last and after one and half year I got converted back to Hindu. This both conversion has been only done on Gazette papers. But today my father is angry on me. And he wants to dissolve me from the entire property. My Father also frightened me that he will prepare a Will also. so that I could not get anything. We are 2 sisters and 2 brothers. If my father dissolves me from the entire Ancestral Property, what should I do? There is any Legal actions i can take to get back my share? Please guide.
padma vathi
03 February 2012 at 14:03
Sir
my mother has expired and my father married second time. The lady whom he married has a daughter from her first husband. i want to know how much percentage of property is she entitled to. Does her daughter will also get property share from my fathers property. and what about the property which will be given to my step mother. suppose if anything happens to her, do we have any right on her share. can she sign that share of my fathers property to her daughter from her first husband.
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Transfer of tenancy under redevelopment
sir,
i intend to purchase an under construction flat of an old tenant ,the building of which is under redevelopment & the NOC from MAHADA for redevelopment has been obtained in 2006. Is it legally possible to purchase the flat of an old tenant or is there a time bare on the sale and if possible to purchase what are the papers required