Ajay Kumar Reddy
17 January 2011 at 10:21
Sir,
I won the case of my divorse on the Crulty Basis from Durg (C.G.). Then she applied to the HC, Bilaspur, again i won that case. But before filling the case of divorce one day i was not in home at that time my ex-wife entered my house by breaking the lock, At that time i have given coplaint to the Police also at that she entered in my house she kept my allitems & my valuable docments also. But Police has just given me 155 letter then i put complaint on the sec.200 to the court then that case was registered against my ex- wife & my in laws also. That case is going on.
Nw, when i won the case of divorce she is not ready to give me my purchased house nor she is ready to give my valuable items, I got divorced decrre from April.
So please suggest me how can i get my house & she is residing in my house & i am paying the EMI for that house so can i get any legal help for getting the money as rent from April & she can vaccate my house easily & i get my house easily.
Plz reply soon, i am very much in problem. No one has given any suggestion on this matter Plaz help me, I am in big problem.
chinna
17 January 2011 at 08:11
Hello,i m chinna..we have a property of fathers grandfather..my father and his cousin brothers had settled the divison of that property and registerd.. and now my father had registered that property to me when he alive..but actually we have 3.,me and 2sisters.. Now some problems with my sisters.. If they went to court for this property.. Wil they have right to get the divison..?? Weather my father can register his grandfathers property to me ah.? If so any of my 2sisters went to court means that wil be again divisible by court ah.?please help me any one..
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 08:11
I would like to know how matainanc is calculated by the association of an apartment. Weather garden area excluesively for the use of oneflat should pay the maintainance to the graden area.
Anonymous
17 January 2011 at 05:42
I inherited a piece of my mother’s landed property when she died 3 years ago as one of the 4 shares between we 3 brothers and a sister. One clause in the will states that a beneficiary who wants to sell his share to somebody outside the family could do so only if no other member is willing to buy it at a reasonable market price or due to any other difficulties. I am trying to sell the property to someone other than the other beneficiaries. We didn’t have a probate, but each person’s share is well defined and I am selling on that basis. I would like to know what problem could cause due to the above said clause or if it cannot be ignored, what is the remedy? We belong to a Hindu Nair family of Kerala. Would prfer a lawyer from Kerala. Thank you.
Satyendar makan
16 January 2011 at 22:16
My father has purchased a property and get the same registered in the year 1982 as per law. The property is lacuna house in chawal. Due to our future we shifted to other location and after few years rented the said property. All of a sundden in the year 1989 my fathers brother who was in dlehi came to Ahmedabad selling his all assets and started staying with us without supporting us financially. Due to their liquor addiction and no source of income their were disputes and one day they forcefully occupy the chawal property and started staying their and as my father was not much financially sound he did not take any legal action nor he forced to stop them occupying property for their own stay. Till this date they are living in the chawal house and has never paid single rupee to us. Now as we have grown up and want our property back, they refuse and are forcing us to sell our property or demanding huge amount saying they have done lot of renovation inthe house for which they want compensation. What is option left with us if we want our property back.
pratyu
16 January 2011 at 21:33
there are two sisters and one brother.
the sisters want to give a release deed to their brother regarding a plot,do both of them have to give release deeds individually.
if one sister is a minor then how can she give a release deed.please suggest.
pratyu
16 January 2011 at 21:29
sir
what is the pocedure and the documents required to give the release deed regarding a propery.
Anonymous
16 January 2011 at 21:04
Out of curosity we had checked in pending queries and it suggests that your forum does not have good to the point experts on property and tenancy laws. Pl. add some experts otherwise you will lose to other websites offering similar platform.
Anonymous
16 January 2011 at 20:17
My Father died 3 yrs back and left a handwritten will, leaving the jointly held property ( in his and my mother's name )equally to me and my sister after my mother's death.
My Mother prefers to lives alone and I live with my family in a rented house and due to poor health and frequent hospitalisation my mother shifted with us for the last 2 yrs and since she is fine now and gone back to her house.
During the period of staying together relations have deteriorated between my mother and my wife and further spoiled by my sister ( lives abroad and phones up daily ) who rather than resolve has been influenced by the daily negative talk on phone.
The property is self acquired by my father and in monetary terms not contributed by my mother as she is housewife and uneducated.
Recently I asked my mother for my family to shift in the house to save on the rent I pay but she has refused.
Kindly advise on my right to the property in terms 1) of shifting and living there and 2) in case she changes the will fully in favour of my sister.
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Co owner's right to change the Will
The key to the query seems to be the understanding of the Co owner's right ie
1) Does the Law treat the 2 joint owners differently ie 1 the main owner who has self acquired the property and the other joint owner ie wife a housewife as secondary and hence not allowed to change the will or after death of the self acquirer the secondary co owner has absolute right under law.
2) Again under law does the secondary co owner has absolute right to change the will against the main self acquirer. Also is the will valid if made by self acquirer and not signed by the co owner in a joint property.
3) If the secondary co owner's rights under law are restricted I suppose there is scope that the son could seek to live being the property of his father and anyway it has been 1/2 willed to him, however if under law there are absolute rights to secondary owner = to the main self acquirer then there is no scope.