Anonymous
29 December 2011 at 10:53
We are two brothers and two sisters.
My father left behind row house consist two flats of 4 room each.
Can two sisters get one flat and brothers get one? what is the correct legal document we make without dispute.After making document I want to purchase my sisters part what can we says that agreement? Please advise.
Anonymous
29 December 2011 at 09:48
In the partition case there are two sons and three daughters, all married with children.
Now the youngest daughter has gone to court for partition, arguing there was no partition taken place at all. Two sons and two daughters gave statements in writing to the court that partition has already done by parents (deceased now). They specifically say in their written statement that they all(two sons all three daughters) have received their share from that partition. They answer same way during their cross examination in front of the judge. However, the court declares that the third daughter (plaintiff) is now entitled to her share.
The question: Because of this judgement, can the other two sisters (who have given in written statement that their share has already be given to them)ask for a share now because of the judgement?
Thanks for your reply.
Anonymous
29 December 2011 at 07:00
Respected Experts,
When more than one person are jointly buying a property and if their shares of contribution for the sale consideration are different i.e. to say that if they are not equal share holders in the purchased property, how to reflect the same in the sale deed. Generally there wont be any recitals in the sale deed as to the shares of each Vendee. Please explain.
Anonymous
28 December 2011 at 18:32
my father had purchased a plot in bangalore city from his own income. a will was written by him on plain paper that the entire property belongs to his only son. the will was written in the year 1987 duly supported by the doctor's medical certificate and advocate and witnesses. however his two daughters who are married are not to be shared with the above property. his wife is no more.the will is not probate in bangalore city court. will u please guide me whether it is legally right for such claim or i can go for litigation.expecting your reply...jayanthi easwaran
NITIN BANG
28 December 2011 at 17:42
sir,
thnxs for reply.but sir same rule in maharashtra ?
Anonymous
28 December 2011 at 16:22
Dear Sir/ Madam,
My Bachelor brother died leaving a will.
Initially when the will was made the property was to be given to 2 sons of my elder brother. After a certain period of time changes were made and the same beneficiaries were cancelled and new beneficiaries were added.
However during the changes made in the same will, which was handwritten he did not get it attested by witnesses and just made the changes and signed himself.
Now the important question is as to whether this perforated will has any value in the court of law.
If not then since he being a bachelor who will inherit the said property.
Also will the brothers and sisters who are alive will be the only beneficiary or the children of the post deceased brothers and sisters are also entitled for a share.
Kindly reply with a little detail.
Thanks and Regards,
Tarun.
Anonymous
28 December 2011 at 15:08
WHEN WE PURCHASE A AGRICULTURE LAND THAN WHAT IS THE SYSTEM OR LAW FOR NAME ON THIS PROPERTY(WITH TIME PERIOD).IF SUCH JOB CANNOT DONE THE RELETED OFFICER THAN WHAT IS THE LEGAL ACTION ON HIM ?
Anonymous
28 December 2011 at 14:57
Hello Everyone,
My father had purchased a flat having 932 sq ft built up area and UDS of 500 sq ft.
Father(applicant) and Myself(co applicant) got a loan for 15Lakhs from LIC while purchasing the flat. The document is in my fathers name. The original document is with LIC HFL. My father passed away a month back. The legal heirs are Myself(26years), Mybrother(24 years) and my fathers second wife(55 years). She has no issues. However , the house was purchased after ny fathers second marriage . The second marriage took place 6 years back.
We have closed the loan now. To get back the original document, all 3 of us need to sign in LIC HFL. The problem is my father`s second wife is demanding a large amount of money to do that which we cannot afford. What are the possible legal claims she can do? Please note that the document is with LIC. The document is in my Father`s name.
vatan
28 December 2011 at 12:38
My father has non ancestral agriculture land in our village. We are two brothers. my father want to transfer the property to a lower cast person of the village, who is not a legal hier of the said property. My father want to transfer the property by will, gift, sale or any other mode. Can any remedy is available for us. What can my mother do in this matter to save the property?
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Partition deed
Hay, There
Alright let me get to the point
Few years a go, A father died without giving his sons and daughters
His house, But after a few years
They planed on starting a house construction
And giving everyone a portion
So they all signed a no objection letter
And some other things to transfer the house in name of, One the brothers
Now now of the sister wants to apply for a separate electricity meter
But the electricity office are asking for a sale deed or something to prove she owns the portion
Now i am not a lawyer, But i am sure the thing we need is partition deed
If so can anyone write one for me as a
Example With Blanks, On names and address,
And whatever which needs to be filled