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Arati Gawde   11 September 2011 at 13:18

Re : entering name on 7/12

One Mr. X have kabja in one village land from last 14 years (He have all relevant papers to show his kabja over that land) and only he has easementary right over said land , then queries is that :-
1.Who is the proper authority to make an application for noting his name on 7/12 of that land, either as a Kul or Kabjader? It’s Talathi or Tehslidar of that village.
2.What is the procedure require to follow by Mr. X for entering his name on 7/12 ?

Anonymous   11 September 2011 at 11:05

Other side weekness

we will win the case on bases of other side week nees, first we file the case for partition. the other side had said that they created the will deed matter which is signed by executor on blank 2 or 3 paper.the matter o f will deed is not owned by executor they typed the matter by they own by otherside

Anonymous   11 September 2011 at 10:56

Will

there is two will .if two will r in the dispute situation which law is applicable ,
ancestral law is applicable for the ancestral property. family tree two son three daughters but the property is purchased by my father mother.and my grand mother writen a will giving the two share of his propety to my father and my father brother plz giv me advice

aarif   11 September 2011 at 09:42

Legal subrogation

Sir

Can a ELDER SON obtain a right to be subrogated on redeeming his father's property,by paying entire mortgage money by himself.,Can ELDER SON ask for reimbursement before the partition of property between legal heir ,Legal heir for the property are 2 sons and 6 daughters

Kindly advice

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 17:01

Sale of flat(immovable property

sale agreement was to be completed in 90 days(this in context to query for sale of immovable propery unregistered BUT NOTARY PUBLIC

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 15:25

Na procedure & prescribed form for na

Experts pl. provide me the copy of Prescribed Application Form for making application for NA land and the procedure. Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 11:00

Step parents

my step mother wants togive a part of the porperty to her daughter.the will is in my name.can i stop her. do daughters have a share in the property.my biological parents are alive.can i claim a share in their property if my surname is different from them.my elder bro does not want me tohave a share in their property..if i do not provide the original docs of the prop to my stpmother cn she transfer teh property to my sister.

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 10:57

Adjudication

A property was bought by six partners in 1973, and was managed buba firm registered in 1974. Mutation entry name was entered directly of the same. Two partners were managing partners. The two of them have formed a co. And sold the land to the co. In which one partner owns 50 % and wife of the other partner owns 50 % . now they have sold property on peanuts price to themselves. But they have taken adjudication from collector office for reducing stamp duty and sold property worth 100 rs for only 2 rs. And paid stamp duty on 2 rs. But it is adjudicated. Now what can do.

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 10:27

How much rs stamp paper to be purchased for gift deed of immovable property

Sir,
how much Rs. of stamp papers should i purchase for gift deed of immovable property.
market Value is 1 crore and book value is Rs. 9 lacs
and consideration is nil. it is in mumbai , at malad (west).

Ayappan   10 September 2011 at 01:23

Legal rights of a widow in her ancestral proprety of her father

Two 70 years widows along with their married sister are fighting in the court for their share of property of their deceased father who had two wives from their brothers. The second wife predeceased before her husband, she had a son who predeceased her, and a daughter who is a surviving widow. When she applied for a legal heir ship certificate the authorities denied her stating a dispute in court is existing. In the lower court her brothers had greased and got a verdict of sharing the property in manner where it is not divisible equitably. Now she is approaching higher court. The lawyer who fought her case had made a mistake in the family genealogical tree in share of the property. Now her counsel in the higher court states that the mistake made in lower court could not be rectified but the fight can be done for disproportionate division verdict passed seeking parity.

Kindly guide whether the fight for equitable share is sustainable., and the error committed by the counsel in lower court is rectifiable or not. What is the remedy. The brothers are adamant against any amicable settlement by discussion or dialogue as they are enjoying the property in full and also disposed of some property can that sale be nullified.