sushil tagaliya
25 November 2011 at 12:10
Dear Sir,
i want to know whether it is enough to execute relinquishment deed by my sister in favour of me for inherited property of my father. in which she has equal share as per Hindu Succession Act.
The property is agriculture land
situated in Haryana
we are also belongs and live in Haryana
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 11:46
i would like to know my society is registered under maharashtra co-op hsg society,so there is any compulsion the flat must be registered seprately for loan what is different pls clarify doubt......thank you
G.Padmanabhan
25 November 2011 at 09:25
Is a property subject to a charge of a financial institution capable of being bequeathed by a WILL?
If yes, is it necessary to mention the fact of charge in the will.
Can the testator stipulate that the legatee under the will is to pay off the dues against the property that may be outstanding at the time of the death of the testator?
Would our experts please guide?
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 08:10
Can any one tell me circul rate of land in haryana.
State-haryana
city-Rewari
place-sector 1,2,3
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 02:00
I am selling my house @ Hyderabad to an NRI, married lady in US. She is giving "power of Attorney" to her father in Hyderabad.
My questions are 1) With recent change per sup court, what precautions I need to take as it INVOLVES power of attorney? 2) Is there a format for agrrement of sale for such a transaction? 3)Is it advisable to avoid power of attorney?
Thx
arun
25 November 2011 at 00:41
my father bought 1 acre land 20 years back.he died in 2004 without making any WILL, at that time his mother was alive and she died in 2007. We are hindu family. my fathers sister(aunty) is married and now she is asking for her share in my fathers property. As per Hindu property law, will she have any authority to ask share in my fathers property?
regards
please reply
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 00:36
my father has a land property from my grand father and its registered on my father name.
In my family iam the only son and i have two sister one is born to my father with my step mother and the other one is born to my step mother with her ex husband.
please advise how much share do i get on my side and how much my sisters get.
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 00:02
my house is own my fathers name and also registered on his name,how can i registered it on my self name,what is the benefit of registration of property. what registered holder may be the owner of flat......pls give advice.
fulltrottlle
24 November 2011 at 20:36
I am a comittee member of co op hos society in Mumbai. Can u pls advise as how we can format rules/procedure where by parking lots can be allotted? also advise if it is legal to stop car parkings of non members or occupants of some flats ? can the police be involved ? as of now, the conveyance is pending...
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Eviction case - whether can be filed in mumbai for the property located in up?
Mr. F-living father partitioned the ancestral house in UP amongst three brothers A, B & C. The share of property has been duly recognised by the local court validating the partition, on which signatures of all brothers n the father is present. Presently, broter A and C liv in their part of the house. While F - the father lives in B's part of the house. B lives in Mumbai. But a few months back, brother A forcibly entered B's part of the partitioned house and forced father F to leave from there. The brother A after taking illegal possession is also refusing to hand over the possession and intimidating the brother B - the rightful owner and father. Victimised brother B has already filed a criminal case of house breaking in a court in UP against his brother A as B feels that local police are conniving with the brother A.
My doubt and query is ....
Can the victimised brother B file a civil suit for eviction against brother 'A' IN A COURT IN MUMBAI because brother 'B' is living in mumbai. or is it that 'B' has no other option but to go to UP to file the eviction case.
2nd Question: Which Act would apply here for eviction?