Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 22:49
Grandfather of my wife's friend died intestate in 1955 prior to Hindu succession act 1956, came into force.He had 3 sons and a daughter all of whom are no more.His house, which is not so far alienated in any way, presently occupied by one of the male cousins of this lady, is planned to be sold.The only other 3rd generation male is this lady's brother. Does the lady have a legal share in the property? If yes, what is her share?
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 22:02
a friend of mine bought a house site about
three years back under an agreement of sale & he has not made any sale deed/registration till date. please let me know if there is any time limit for the same. its repercussions in future.
rahul
20 April 2010 at 20:39
hi,
my left me and she had gone for divorce which will be finalised in 2-3 mnths.i had purchased a flat which is in our both names and i m paying all the EMI's for this falt.now at the time of posession my builder says it is mandatory to have my wife's signature for getting possession of the flat.is it true?what if she denies to sign and asks for share in property?
Member (Account Deleted)
20 April 2010 at 19:37
once there is partition inter se brothers (Hindu) then the right to pre-emption does not survive
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 19:19
Hi,
Our property was acquired by my grandfather's mother. My Grandfather expired 12 years back & made the will in favour of his 2 sons (my uncles) out of three sons. There are 4 aunts too of mine. My father fought the case till date & now Grandmother & aunts have agreed to share the equal property to three sons.
Now my father & mother got divorced in 1993 & my father married again to other lady have a son & a daughter from her. I don't have healthy relations with them & I m married too now & they force me to break relations with my real mother & forcing me to leave the house with no share in that property. Getting physical with abuse too. So please advise do I have any right over that property & how much share if its there? Also what can I do to restrain them from being physical with me as I never tried to revert them physically & never abused them?
Vinesh Poswal
20 April 2010 at 18:16
Whether S. 4 under Land Acquisition Act is mandatory? If not, under what circumstances it can be exempted? Can Land be acquired without following procedure under S.4? What is the concept Willing Buyer and seller for private companies?
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 16:35
Having recovered (1990-92) 60% more (@ 650/=) than the original (1988 scheme) premium @ 406/- per sq. mtr. much before the execution of lease deed (2006), Delhi State Indl. Dev. Corporation Ltd is not only demanding another (35%) enhancement (without any notice or justification) that too, with interest @ 18% p.a. but also Ground Rent (@2.5%p.a.) & Maintenance Charges (@2.5%p.a.)since 1992 (14 years ahead of lease) also with interest @ 18% p.a. without any services / maintenance (even for the name sake) by with-holding self-created requirement of NOC for getting building plan approval from MCD ?
Such restrictive / unfair trade practice by the monopolistic DSIIDC is further reflected in its fleecing such allottees for so-called delay in construction by demanding PENALTY @ Rs. 910/= per sq.mtr. instead of Hon'ble L.G.'s approved composition charges @ Rs. 10/= per sq. mtr. upto 4th year after date of lease execution or Rs. 20/= per sq. mtr. upto 5th year after lease execution (2006) ?
Would a suit u/s 89 or 90 CPC be advisable for timely legal intervention or Writ from High Court be effective / quicker ?
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 16:33
Dear Experts of the forum,
This matter/question pertains to A P state and Telangana area.
What is :
1) 38 E,
2) Protected Tenant ,
3) Ordinary Tenant ,
is pattedar/Inamdar has any right along with cultivator/kowldar , PT, OT ?
Hoping to get quick and early reply,
Thanking you ALL.
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 16:07
Dear Friends of the FORUM,
A property from a Widower 'F' comes to a person 'M' through a WILL. What is this property in the hands of 'M', is it self earned or....? Can 'M' will this property to any one he desires? (Apart from this 'M' is having some ancestral property also.)
Thanking you ALL,in advance .
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can a daughter sue her father for the property?
There are 2 sisters, but the father favors the elder daughter and ignores the younger one. Not a single penny is ever given to the younger daughter while her elder sister enjoys all the property. can a daughter sue her father for the property? Does her being married or not married make any difference? She stays alone away from their family. Please advise.