vivek patil
17 March 2010 at 15:07
my father got some immovable tenanted bldg.in mumbai suburb thru registered partition made by my grandfather in 1955 myname was included in the same partition as a minorbenificiary as i was year old now myfather died in year 1984 intestate leaving behind my mother one brotheer and two sisters..I think this property is coparcenery.my sisters got married in 1980 and 1993. now how to distribute this property amongst us.Is this coparcenery property?
pls. guideus.
Thanks.
Vishal Patil
17 March 2010 at 13:44
My Grand Father has expired and has left some land. This land was purchased by him.
He is succeeded by my father and two daughters who are married.
Please let me know how the property will be divded? Do my aunties have equal right on the property?
I have heard that son's wife is also eligible for the share. So doe that mean that my mother will also get equal share in property?
Shambhu
17 March 2010 at 09:58
Can someone provide me with the latest judgements in property law where the stay order on vacating premises by the defendant is dismissed.
Jegadeesh
17 March 2010 at 09:51
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am interetsed in purchasing a property from my friend. The property area is 5000sq ft land with 2000 sq. ft constructed area (1000 sq ft in ground floor and 1000 sq ft in the first floor). Remaining land is planted with fruiting trees and flowers. I would like to purchase the property along with uncle (50% each). Can you please advise me the best way in completing the registration.
Thanks & regards
Jegadeesh
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 23:45
If my father dies without making any will , can I suit partition for my share in my paternal property -a dwelling house where my brother and his family lives?If they refused to give me my share what actions can be taken against them.
Do I have any right to live in my paternal house by seeking partition after my father's death? My mother has died 21 years ago.
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 19:57
sir/madam,
My wife has two elder sisters and four elder brothers. her mother inherited 10 acres of land from her father since she was the lone daughter without sons. my brother in laws divided their father's property along with 10 acres of land which they inherited from their grand father after their fathers death. however her father has not left behind any will. in anyway my wife has the right to share in the divided property especially with respect to her maternal grandfather's property? one of her brothers disposed off 2 acres of his share which is inherited from maternal grandfather without consulting my wife. is there any thing to intervene for us. please help.
Legal_Query
16 March 2010 at 19:20
Greetings,
'A' without informing his wife and daughter sold his ancestoral land to 'Z'. Now can A's wife and daughter institute a suit for cancellation of registry and get their share in the ancestral property sucessfully.
relevant case law will be helpful
thnks & rgds
Ravi Shekhar
16 March 2010 at 17:07
There is a practice of giving effect of registration to a document, which is not registered within 8 months, by executing and registering a deed of confirmation. I want to know, whether deed of confirmation, amounts to registering the document, which has not been registered?
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 15:01
All the necessary documents for the transfer of property in the name of the nominee are submitted and everything else is completely taken care of. The Society has asked to furnish the following
-original Share Certificate
-form known as Appendix-15 (Under Bye-Law 34)
-cheque of Rs. 600 (Rs.100 as Entrance fees and Rs.500 for Membership fees)
I wanted to request to please guide me and tell me whether Rs. 500 as membership fees (mentioned above) is legal as per any bye-laws. (I have attached herewith the form of Appendix 15.)
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Relinquishment Deed Co-owner of property
Sir / Madam,
I am the co-owner of a property along with my father & mother. Each has 1/3 share. It is self acquired by us. My parents wish to secure my interst in the said property. Both executed a court registered will naming me sole beneficiary of their 1/3 share.
However wills can be challenged. Theirs leaves nothing to their daughter. Should they execute a relinquishment deed in my favor? Is that doable, legal & would it 100% secure my interested in the said property?