Veeresh Naik
22 October 2011 at 16:53
Can a company formed under Indian Companies act, 1956 can be treated as an 'Agriculturist' if one of the clause in Memorandum of said company is for Agricultural activities?
Anonymous
22 October 2011 at 16:47
Will you please guide me whether limitation act not applied to wakf properties/Wakf Act 1995. As per Section 107 Wakf Act 36 of 1963 limitation act not to apply for recovery of wakf properties.Pls explain in detail along with latest amendment and important citation
Anonymous
22 October 2011 at 16:42
Will you please guide me whether limitation act apply to wakf property. As per Wakf act a07, Ac 36 of 1963 limitation act not apply for recovery of wakf properties.Pls explain in full detail also send its latest amendment case laws
Deepak Nair
22 October 2011 at 15:55
2 farmer brothers were tenants of a land in a rural area of Thane District in Maharashtra. Due to the change in the tenancy law, they became the owners of the land, which was transfered to the name of the elder brother. In 1975, the said land was equally devided between teh brothers and the same was included in land records by way of a written application signed by both brothers and supported by panchnama of 2 witnesses from each side and incidentally the name of the owner in the land records was changed. Now, after all these years, the grandchildren of the above said elder brother is claiming the entire ownership of the land stating that the partition was illegal as there was no registered document.
What is the way out for the grandchildren of the younger brother??
I searched the Mah Land Revenue code, but could not find a provision in support of the same.
Isn't there any time limit for such claims? Is registration necessary in family partitions?
I request for help and guidance on the above.
biren shah
22 October 2011 at 15:53
I like to know if builder sales all flats, but in all agreement he has a right for construction on terrace, and cellar. it is legal/valid ?
Is there any judgment pl. attach.
if it is illigal ? what is about all owners agreement ? it is canclle or builders right are not legal ?
Anonymous
22 October 2011 at 10:48
My father died in 2005 leaving a Will, written by another person, signed only on last page by my father. The Will is also not registered. I am named as Executor in this Will. I also took copy and sent it in 2005 to other beneficiaries, my step brother and step sister. The Will says no action till my step mother is alive. And she is alive till date. And hence no action is taken on the Will till now.
But I find the other beneficiaries of the will, my step mother and her children are very hostile to me and have thrown me out of the house.
Can I now file suit for partition ignoring the Will and its contents though I am supposed to be its Executor ?
prasanta kumar parida
22 October 2011 at 10:35
A LAND WAS GIVEN ON LEASE EXECUTING REGISTERED LEASE DEED, WITH A SPECIFIC CONDITION THAT, THE LAND CAN NOT BE TRANSFERRED IN ANY FORM. IF FOR SOME EXTRANEOUS REASON, SUCH A LEASE HOLD PROPERTY IS MORTGAGED AS A SECURITY WITHOUT SPECIFIC PERMISSION OF THE LESSOR WHETHER SECTION 31 OF SRFAESI ACT WILL BE APPLICABLE IN THAT CASE OR NOT? IF NOT,THEN WHY& HOW
jitender pawaria
21 October 2011 at 21:22
R/Sir,
One Mr. A execute a will for his ancestral property and self acquired property. he have four sons and one daughter. according to the will he gave his ancestral property to his three sons and he gave his self acquired property to his 4th son`s wife and she was also put their signature on the will at the time of execution of will. his remaining three sons dn`t know about the will. after the death of Mr. A his 4th son (whose wife getting the share) got mutation in his favor along with his three brother in equal share and sold the land and his wife executed the sale deed in his favour which she got through the will and Mr. A nothing giving to his 4th son and daughter according to the will. will was executed by Mr. A in 1977 and he died in 1979.
after that his 4th son and daughter sold land from ancestral property which Mr. A gave is three sons.
now my question is that can his 4th son and daughter have right in ancestral property because he nothing given to both of them.
4th son of Mr. A addmitted the will.
biren shah
21 October 2011 at 21:15
b4 6 years my mother give a power of attorny to my brother in some critical situation. i have no xerox of it.
recently i know my brother sale and done agreement in favour of my brother in law by way of some amt. taken in cash. it is also b4 6 years
it is legal or illigal ?
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Property registration in the name of legal heirs
Sir, My grandfather and grandmother were expired. They got 4 children(3 male and 1 female). My father "P.R. Bhaskar", is one among them. The house which is located at CHITTOOR is in the name of My grand father "p.ramachandra chetty" who expired 14 years ago. My grand mother "p.r.vasavambha" also expired 7 years ago. Still the property of house is in the name of "p.ramachandra chetty". Please guide us the procedure to be followed inorder transfer the property name in the names of legal heirs and also whethere the female i.e.,my aunty name to be included in the names of legal heirs or not.