Anonymous
03 April 2010 at 23:48
My father expired intestate in June 2006 leaving behind a residential house in Chandigarh.His legal hiers at the time of his death were as following:-
1.Wife 25% Share
2.Son 25%Share
3.Son 25% Share
4.Mother 25%
My Grandomother expired intestate in July 2009,how will her 25% share devolve as per Hindu Succession act 1956:-
Firstly as per Section 15(2) which states that “if a Hindu Female dies intestate her property goes back to the source from which she has inherited that property”
Which in this case are the Legal heirs of my father 1\3 each.
Secondly as per Class I Legal heirs of my Grandmother
which in that case include her two Sons & a daughter in addition to legal heirs of the predeceased son .
Kindly Clarify which will prevail & Why with similar case judgements
anshuman atul
03 April 2010 at 23:43
i have a land whose documents are in the court including the registry papers. how do i take the papers from court. how long will it take. will i have to give some bribe to clerks 2 get the work at the earliest
Priyanka Baheti
03 April 2010 at 12:36
Kindly provide me the list of notified towns in india, where equitable mortgage by deposit of title deeds can be created under transfer of property act 1882.
arjav
03 April 2010 at 09:43
I WANT TO PURCAHSE A OFFICE, THE SAID OFFICE WAS CONSTRUCTED BY A BUILDER NAME X, AND THE SHARE CERTIFICATES WERE ISSUED BY 3 ASSOCIATIONS A B C.
THE PRESENT OWNER OF THE OFFICE, SAYS HE HAS BEEN NOT ISSUED SHARE CERTIFIACTE.
THE THREE ASSOCIATIONS ARE RIGHT NOW NOT AVAILABLE HERE.
WHAT IS THE RIGHT WAY TO BUY THE PROPERTY, AND FIND OUT WHEATER SHARE CERTIFICATES HAVE BEEN ISSUED OR NOT.
THE SEARCH REPORT IS CLEAR.
anshuman atul
03 April 2010 at 05:55
well my dad along with 4 other people bought 1 acre of land. my dad has some part of it registered on his name. he has all the legal documents except for the fact that his name is not there in the mutation. the mutation took place only on other 4 people`s name. can u please suggest me what should we do get our piece of land. suggest an please elaborate your point
anshuman atul
03 April 2010 at 03:04
Well my dad and 4 other partners bought 17732 sq.ft land about 15 years ago. the land is registered in his name itself. Now some other person claims that the above land belongs to him and has got the land registered in his name. the date of his registry is unknown to me so i am unable give the registration details . wat shall we do. do we need2 file a case. what are the prospects in this matter
Anhsuman Atul
Anonymous
02 April 2010 at 18:18
Sir/ madam.
my grand mother purchased one land for my mother. Due to not availability of my mother she took it on her own name. My mother paid money for that. Before death of my grandmother she gave in writing that this property belongs to my mother and all her son and daughter have signed that document.
now after her death my mother did application to city survey for getting her name on property card. From last 20 years my mother is having name on property card.
But on sat bara the talathi said that all the brothers and sisters will have their name.
now this land is in city muncipal area from the purchase of land .
now let me know what is important ? to prove my mothers ownership?
Is it possible to register the old document in which my grand mother have said that this property belong to my mother?
signed by her all sons and daughters.
Anonymous
02 April 2010 at 11:24
My father had left beind (along with other things) two houses (same building) when he died without leaving any will. A brother and a sister of mine have occupied them without my permission, in spite of my telling them I need the one of them. I have filed a court case for my share of the properties. Meanwhile the house which was occiped by a tenant has left and my sister has occupied it. If I need to go there is it ok forme to goand stay in the same house? Or do I need permission of my sister/brother to share the house? I am not in good terms with them. Can I take the help of police to enter the house? Or do I need a court order to do it?
Thank you
Meena
Rekha.....
01 April 2010 at 19:59
The Agreement between the parties was executed 15years before. The said agreement neither notarized nor registered. But it is Valid in the eyes of LAW. This ruling was passed by BOMBAY HIGH COURT some time in 2008 or 2007. Please it is my requests to all respected members provide us with full text judgment.
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