Anonymous
06 May 2011 at 01:33
Hi,Please advise on the below.
We have been staying at a house which is around 250 sq feet approximately in mumbai.That house is on my Grand father's name.My grand parents have died 30 yrs ago.Including my father they total 8 brothers and sisters.Now only two sisters is alive and my father is there.Also the other siblings family is there.My father is now paralytic and cant talk,write or move.We wish to know how to transfer that house on my fathers name.We have a feeling that if we ask for signatures to transfer the property then the sisters may ask for money.We dont have money to give.Also my father and mother feels insecurity that god forbid if something happens to my father then the property will always remain the same way.Also it only my parents staying at that place since last 30 yrs.all others had left my grand parents at very early stage of their life.How to go ahead.please advise a good and honest lawyer.
Anonymous
06 May 2011 at 00:38
Resolved thanks to expert help
Regards
SUDHA MAKOL
05 May 2011 at 20:02
I have filed a civil case against Mr. X for depossessing and cancellation of the extended portion of my DDA flat's rooftop extended structure. Mr. X has produced a copy of a will and receipt executed by original allottee in 1989 registered with SubRegistrarI Delhi office which do not match with my will and receipt. I have originals but the registered will and receipt are different. However, my GPA (1988) registered with Noida Authority is genuine and is registered with sub registrar Noida. Mr. X has produced photocopies of the will and receipt registered with sub registrar-I Delhi and is trying to make the full chain of extended portion based on some incomplete and notary attested documents. How does this affect my case? Will the case be dismissed? Is there anything that goes against me in case some of the documents submitted by me for filing of case are not proved genuine? Does it affect my rights over the property even if I have all the originals from allotment letter to complete chain? Is it possible that the GPA was registered in one name in one authority and will and receipt in another name in another authority on same date? Who is having a better title over the property now?
Anonymous
05 May 2011 at 18:27
Dear Sir,
Are there any pre requirsites for a married daugher to have a right to a coparcenary property?
I was given to understand that -
1. Father has to be alive as on 2005
2. Daughter has to be born after 1956
3. No alienation of the daugher has happened by a way of any document prior to 2005.
4. Daughter has to be unmarried as on 1991.
Are there any other pre requisites?
Many thanks for the response.
rd
05 May 2011 at 17:24
sir,
as i am living in mumbai and i do not have exact idea about land law of maharashtra. my maternal uncle has made a gift deed from my maternal grand mother who owns agricultural land from her father and not earned by her. my uncle had done the gift deed by taking her to register office and made three parts of that land but they are 02 brothers and 04 sisters. is it valid the gift deed done by him on ancestrial property and if not then what are the options to get them back. in gift deed only his name and his brothers name along with his wife name is their. my grandmother is dimissed and one of the withness to that gift deed also died.
please help me
Member (Account Deleted)
05 May 2011 at 15:57
one father and his wife and one of their son acquired residential 300 sq. yd. land by way of GPA from one mr. khubi ram in delhi and all of 3 further executed a GPA (notarised) in favour of their daughter-in-law (the other son's wife). but the father dies in 2002 and his wife also dies in 2003 subsequently the daughter-in-law (the other son's wife and the last GPA holder) built a residential house with her own fund on the said land and dies in 2004.
Now the son who was one amongst them who executed GPA in favour of daughter-in-law (the other son's wife)has got evil intensions and wants to sell the ready built property but his brother (the last GPA holder's husband) and his sons are against this because their mother built the said house, pls suggest who is the legal owner of this property at present
Member (Account Deleted)
05 May 2011 at 15:55
one father and his wife and one of their son acquired residential 300 sq. yd. land by way of GPA from one mr. khubi ram in delhi and all of 3 further executed a GPA (notarised) in favour of their daughter-in-law (the other son's wife). but the father dies in 2002 and his wife also dies in 2003 subsequently the daughter-in-law (the other son's wife and the last GPA holder) built a residential house with her own fund on the said land and dies in 2004.
Now the son who was one amongst them who executed GPA in favour of daughter-in-law (the other son's wife)has got evil intensions and wants to sell the ready built property but his brother (the last GPA holder's husband) and his sons are against this because their mother built the said house, pls suggest who is the legal owner of this property at present
Anonymous
05 May 2011 at 11:58
Dear Sir,
We are from Thane , Maharashtra.
We purchased a land in 1990 around 10000 Sq Ft. between 6 persons from a landlord & making separate registration of Kharedikhat of each individual.
Last year we applied to Talathi for mentioning (register) our name in 7-12.
But he gave us the Notice that the said land has pertaining to Kulkayda 43C.
We admite the case against this notice in front of Tahasisdar (Dandadhikari).
After hearings court has issue a order that 43C is dismissed & our application is sanctioned.
Now with this order we once again applied to talathi to register our names in 7-12.
But once again Talathi is not ready to register our name in 7-12 with saying some reasons.
We need your advice that Can we go to court once again for contempt of court against Talathi??
Or give us advice any other else.
Regards,
Deepak
Anonymous
05 May 2011 at 10:41
SIR,As per Hindu Succession ACT(amended)2005 the daughter has equal right as that of a son in the coparcenary property. And the definition of coparcenery property refers to property inherited upto four generations of members of a Hindu joint family.
Now my question is:- whether my sister can claim her share from my father who has the property which was purchased by my grandfather but the same has not inherited upto four generations as per above definition. Please explain me in detail.
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Husband claiming Share in Wife's self-earned Property
DearSirs,
Does a husband owning 1.5 Hectare of land and patta in his name is eligible to claim a share from his wife's self-earned 2.5 Hectare property along with his 4 Daughters and a Son?
If so what is the maximum percentage he can get?
Whether his Son-in-laws can file a case against him, if he had forcibly made his Son and daughters to transfer the entire property to him by the way of a sham partition deed registered.
Thanking you in-advance.