Anonymous
23 May 2011 at 09:26
Hello Sir my grandmother has property in her name.She has two sons and three married daughters.She died without any will and also one son is died.I want to know who is the legal owner of property.The one survival son or the died son`s sons & daughters.
The deceased son`s family members are getting the property registered in there name without the survival son (my father) permission i want to know if that is possible or not if yes how to get the justice please reply...
Thank you
preet
23 May 2011 at 02:02
In how much time will can be challenged from the date of applicability under which act and rule?
manjunath
22 May 2011 at 23:20
i am an american citizen of indian origin... i previously held an indian passport, later I moved to USA and subsequently acquired American citizenship.
Before i acquired Amercian citizenship i had given GPA to my mother to buy property in india. My question is Now that i have become a american citizen and willing to buy a house in india, do i need to do anything extra to buy the property.... like getting letter from the embassy or get permission from the govt. Does the old GPA still hold good??
Anonymous
22 May 2011 at 16:00
SIR, My grandfather purchased Agriculture land and the same was inherited by my father (his only son) after his death. We are two brother and two sisters from Haryana and are Hindu. My father get Release Deed of the land in July 2005 in favour of both son. Both the sisters were married in 1986 and 1997 respectively. The HSA (amended) 2005 came into force w.e.f 9.9.2005. Now my question is:-
1. Whether THE HSA (amended)2005 is applicable in this case as the release deed was done before this act came into force.
2. Can the sisters can challenge this Release Deed in court.
3. If Yes, what will be their share as my father and mother is still alive.
4. And if they challenge this Release Deed after the death of my father, then what will be their share.
5. THE HSA (amended)2005 is applicable from which date or it is applicable irrespective of any date,
Tapan Aggarwal
22 May 2011 at 15:14
Respected Sir,
I have signed a agreement of sale for a kothi in pitampura area. I had made a payment of Rs 41 lc towards seller as bayana ie 10% of cost. In Agreement to sale it is written that
buyer has to 1/2 the amount if he backs out from the deal and seller has to pay double the amount amount if he backs out from the deal. I as a buyer wanted to cancel this deal as I have a far more better option of offering. So plz tell me a way out of it.
Thanking-You
Anonymous
21 May 2011 at 23:58
One holding a piece and parcel of a colony plot of homestead land since more than 50 years and obtain registered patta deed as refugee, from Refugee Rehab. Department nearly 18 years back. The plot area is more than that of mentioned in the deed, but it butted and bounded by same features as mentioned in the deed.
1.Whether the excess land can be purchased from R.R. department or else?
2.If other options are associate with this, please help.
REGARDS.
Waseem
21 May 2011 at 23:03
thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks
InSearchJustice
21 May 2011 at 22:25
Mr. X has only son (33 yrs) from first family and after legal divorce, only daughter (13 yrs) from second (current) family. Son is living with first wife. No property and assets were settled at the time of divorce with first wife.
Mr. X has died leaving no registered will at all and both the parties are in dispute over property and assests distribution. Currently son has no property in his name but is living in possession of the house owned by Mr. X since childhood (30 years approx). At the time of death Mr. X was living with second family. Mr. X owned land property at five different places and money in his savings and insurance policies.
Kindly suggest.
1. Who are the legal claimants of property and assests.
2. fair method of property and assests distribution so that each claimant should get his/her deserving share.
Thanks with regards
Anonymous
21 May 2011 at 21:41
sir,my query is owner declared under pepsu rights after 1972 is challengeble and order of the authority can be set aside because in 1972 haryana land and cieling act was avilable after 1972 then tenant must apply under this act. on this point high court of p&b allowed the writ petition filed by landlord.aggrived from the order tenant file slp civil which also has been dismiss by supreme court in limni, now what relief is avilable for tenant in supreme court
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Contempt in Revenuue court.
Dear Sir,
We have got order from Revenue court (Dandadhikari) regarding our land's 7-12.
But the Talathi is not ready to obeying the order.
Is there facility to file Contempt of court against Talathi in Revenuue court??
Regards,
Deepak