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bharat khatwani   27 May 2025 at 19:47

Pl. check for legal accuracy

I need your help.....Pl. Check for legal accuracy and relevance,Confirm citations and applicability,....Rule 4 of BCI Rules (Part VI, Chapter II) – to argue that Khemnani acted only as a “mouthpiece,” ignoring his duty to verify facts and restrain language.

Section 35 of Advocates Act – to seek formal disciplinary action.

R.K. Anand (SC) and Saumya Chaurasia (SC) – to show the Court expects independent verification by counsel.

Selvamurugan (Madras HC) – for sending legal notices with falsehoods.

Law Commission 266th Report – to show that this kind of misconduct is part of a larger systemic concern.

Rajesh S   25 May 2025 at 08:03

Can we claim land donated by great grand father?

Hi, my great grand father gave a part of our land to someone as Dhanam,(which is not registered) in the year 1961. In that patram, it is mentioned that the donee can use the land but cannot sell. Now, in 2024 the donee grand children sold the land to others, who are creating problems for us. The part of land donated along with other land of us is still in my great grand father's name. In this regard, I have the following questions:

1. What are the legal actions that we can take against the buyer?

2. Is it worth fighting the legal battle?

Please help with your valuable advice.

hithen   24 May 2025 at 14:51

Undivided ancestral land, if more than 80% wish to sell

my grandfather own agricultural land and house in alibag, total area 36,000 Sqft .He had 9 legal heir, After his death all his legal heir names has been added to the 7/12 extract, my uncle and his family is occupying the land and house, Uncle had deleted my grandfather name from Ghar Patti( House Assessment document) and added himself and his wife name without our consent. Now uncle has deceased, I and other 6 members ( co owners) are requesting uncle wife for partition,but they refusing, Can 7 members sell their right.

at your mercy   22 May 2025 at 23:24

Poa by a pvt ltd company

Is the following legal requirement for POA given by the company especially selling UDS to buyers for flat construction? resoution only is given to a staff to sign on behalf of the company
A company resolution and a Power of Attorney (POA) are used in conjunction to authorize an agent to act on behalf of a company, especially when selling property. The POA needs to be registered with the Sub-Registrar's office to be legally valid in India, as per the Indian Registration Act. This registration ensures the document is legally enforceable and protects both the principal (the company) and the agent. (in essence, the company resolution sets the stage for the action, while the POA empowers the agent to execute the action, and registration with the Sub-Registrar ensures the POA is legally sound and enforceable. )

Praveen Kumar   19 May 2025 at 02:41

Is ex service man sells the govt issued land ?

I am the son of Ex service man ,my father retired from army in the year 1997 and he got 5 acres of land in the year 1998 , after that immediately he sold the property to others at the time of sale my age was 13 years, my father was expired in the year 2009.and my mother also expired in 2006 prior to father's death,leaving younger sister and me ,we are home less so
can i get chance to file a case for that 5 acres of agri land ?

Anonymous   19 May 2025 at 01:05

Index 2 not provided

sir,
i purchased a flat directly from builder in 2000 in mumbai. no Index 2 came along with the documents. now, after 25 years, i want to sell.. so, can i go ahead if its acceptable for the buyer. rest of the documents are very much intact. Incientally, in all these years, i had mortaged the flat in two banks successively and no one had never asked for it. even mortgae was created and released.
may please advise. sir.
regards,

Anonymous   18 May 2025 at 01:13

Grandfather's name deleted by relative from 7/12 extract.

My grandfather (mom's dad) passed away in 2001. His name was in 7/12 extract & 8A of his property in native, along with his other brothers/ nephews. Recently I observed on net that his name was not there. Hence filed RTI with Talathi & got shocking info. My uncle (Grandpa's brother's son) got my grandpa's name deleted in 2011 stating that my Grandpa had no children. He had given this in all documents required for deletion of deceased's name from 7/12, including affidavit & other documents. The fact is that my uncle was well aware of fact that my grandpa had only daughter as heir, who alive at the time of removal of my Grandpa's name. Still he made false claim to get my grandpa's name removed. My mom passed away in 2012. As I said I came to know abt this fraud through RTI, I would like to know Whether I can Police Complaint? Or to Whom I should complain abt this fraud to get my uncle punished?

Dheeru thakur   17 May 2025 at 17:10

Rectification by way of self rectification is valid or not?

Hello Sir/Madam,

Recently I have planned to purchase a property and I found some mistakes in the sale deed, the mistakes are Vendee name was wrong and the plot partition side was wrong( instead of west side it printed has east side) in only one page(naksha page) and there were no other mistakes were done in entire document. I have checked the Encumbrance certificate also and found the details were correct only. Informed the seller party about it and they said that the seller from where they purchased was not available and no idea where he is. It was the mistake done by the stamp vendor document writer while preparing the sale deed documents. And they have approached the Sub registrar on this and have done self rectification as suggested by the Sub registrar. So am planning to purchase this property or not? Does this self rectification valid or not please provide your suggestions on this so that I can proceed to purchase it else I need to withdraw it.

Anonymous   12 May 2025 at 11:54

Society communication language

Is there any bylaw of society that they can and will only communicate in marathi and what if the member does not know marathi?

Aravind Yedire   09 May 2025 at 22:51

Request legal advice on duplicate selling

I am writing to seek your legal advice regarding an issue involving a property transaction related to my mother.

In 1985, my mother purchased and registered two plots of land (Plot Nos. 3A and 3B) through a valid sale deed. However, we recently discovered through an Encumbrance Certificate (EC) that the same seller subsequently sold one of these plots (3A), along with additional plots (3C, 3D, 3E, and 3F), to another buyer in 2014 in one sale deed.

Upon identifying this discrepancy, we approached both the seller and the second buyer. After informing the seller of our intention to initiate legal action for cheating, the seller has agreed to resolve the issue. The current proposal is for the seller and the second buyer to execute a 'Dispute of Rights Release' deed as a corrective measure.

We initially suggested a 'Cancellation Deed' but were informed that it may not be applicable in this case. We would like your expert opinion on the following:

Is the 'Dispute of Rights Release' a valid and legally sound method to correct this issue?

What is the correct legal procedure to ensure that our ownership rights are fully protected?

What documents should we obtain or register to prevent any future legal disputes?

Your guidance on how best to proceed would be greatly appreciated.