Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 18:25
Dear Experts,
we have seen one land of 1 acre which is EENAM land. The EENAM land purchased by Mrs. X in 1984.It got registered also in the same year. She is having two children Mr. Y and Mrs.Z. Mrs X wiiling to sell the land to us, But Mr. Y and Mrs Z(children of Mrs X) is not willing to sign as Witness Signature.
We are seeking your advice we can buy the land or not? If yes give me the procedure to buy. What are the documents to be verified before buy the land.
Land is situated in Guntur of Andhra Pradesh.
Thanks & regards,
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 18:00
Sir,
one of the society committee memebers have not filed the M20 bond.
The society has passed a resolution intheir AGM, that no M20 bond needs to be filed with the Registrar.
In view of this the society is operating for the last few years without filing any bonds.
Please clarify:
1. Is this valid, to circumvent the requirement.
2. If not valid, what is the imapact on the acts done by the society Mgt Com?
Thanks,
shankar
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 16:58
Dear Friends,
Somebody wants to prepare a will for the property at India, whereas he resides outside India. Please tell me if a will is drafted at India and the same is sent to the testator who resides outside India for its execution (Signature) and the same is Notarised before the Notary Public and send back to India for the same being Notarised before the Notary public and kept at safe custody till the stage of probate.
Please suggest.
Regards
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 16:55
mother,4 brother,4 sister & me possessing a property of my father after his death.father died 0n 1985. one of my brother was missing from 1998(he married but his wife re married another person by 2004).my eldest brother died on 2009(he has wife and children).my mother lost her memory by dementia since 2000.my family is muslim family
now, rest of our family want sell/divide said property.but how can we get consent on missing brother's,deceased brother's &mother's share?who can represent this 3 owners? should we get court's consent?
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 16:51
Dear Sir,
A recent article stated -
A bench of justices R. M. Lodha and Jagdish Singh Khehar in a judgment said that under the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, the daughters are entitled to equal inheritance rights along with other male siblings, which was not available to them prior to the amendment.
I understand this is applicable only in case the Father is alive at the time of the amendment came in - ie Father has to be alive in the year -
1986 for Andhra
1990 for Karnataka
1994 for Maharashtra.
The logic being that - The fact that this is applicable only to Joint families and that a daughter is only a member of the family till her marriage or the death of the father, which ever is earlier.
Your opinion will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 16:03
Whta will be the impact on transfer executed through GPA transactions in unauthorised colony.
how its going to impact the transactions entered into by Companies.
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 13:30
my grand father " H " had two real brothers say A and J . A was unmarried . J was married and had one son JB . My grand father had two sons my father "VP " and OP . OP was unmarried . he was allotted an alternative plot by dda . he sold the rights of this plot to one 'X" and executed ATS, GPA etc and a Will was also registered in favour of "X " by OP . He died in 2003. After his death my real uncle OP my cousin uncle JB ( cousin brother of the OP my father VP ) by submiiting the forged documents showing himself to be the son of my grand father "H " got the mutation in his favour and sold the property to some third party . even the purchaser " X" was not aware of this . Now it has come to my notice thru "X" that my uncle "JB" had sold ( in 2006) the said property by claiming to be the only legal heir of OP. He also concealed the fact from authorities that the children i.e me and my siblings , of the VP the real brother of OP are alive OP . Now the "X" has got the said will executed by vP in his favour and claiming his right over the said property . I have alsoi joined hands with him and want to teach my cousin uncle a lesson .
Now how can i get my property back or get some share of amount from the " X'. what are the legal options for me and "X" i and"X" have given the representations to the DDA .
Anonymous
14 October 2011 at 12:27
Hi,
this is in regards to the latest judgement by the Supreme Court on Women's Rights on the HUF Property.
Our's is a HUF property. We are a family of 5 with two brothers and one sister. My father had given a piece of the ancestral land to our sister creating a sale deed as though he had sold that land to our sister without informing us. My sister had signed on a document as well stating that "They won't exercise any right going forward and they don't need anything anymore". Now our father and mother are no more and we brothers would like to divide the property among ourselves as per parent's wish, as according to them, they had already given the property to our sister. Now my sister is asking for some more property after the demise of the parents. Does our sister have the right in the rest of the property which we want to divide among ourselves? We brothers had given a lot of money to our parents for their expenditures throughout lifetime, also taken care of them including the medical expenses. Property is the only source for us now. Also, can we divide the property among ourselves? Incase our sister wants share, requst you to let us know as to how can we get it divided without giving the property to her? Now the SC also has given an exception stating that any testamentary disposition of property been made before December 20, 2004 is valid. So let me know if our sister has equal rights in my case?? Your help is higly obliged.
Regards
Avil
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Query
Hello sir in muslim property act can a female person has equal share in grand mother's(father mother) property as of male person