Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 20:57
My brother died accidentally two years back. He has no children. My brother's property and my sister in law(deceased's wife) are looked after by my brother in law. But my mother is being neglected. And also my mother did not get the insurance amount though she is the co nominee.
Can my mother claim for share in my deceased brother's property.
If yes then what action she has to take now?
AJIT KAWATKAR
19 March 2010 at 19:21
this is related to MHADA ppty. in mumbai.
we are 168 MHADA flat alloties[higher income gr.] in 1982.the land is leased to us for 99 yrs.i.e. till yr.2181;the SALE DEED & conveyance DEED is duly STAMPED -REGISTERED. but the MUTATION ENTRY is still pending. will anybody guide me to complete me the required legal process.
manoj chhadwani
19 March 2010 at 17:30
hi, my quary is that my father had taken a home lone from hdfc . and he had passed away but i have completed his lone amount now the problem is that hdfc staff is not giving us noc nd original file there demand is that all family member is complsory to sign on paper and my brother are not interested to sign on paper to get the original docoument so what would be best solution ????
doshi devang
19 March 2010 at 16:15
how many land area is required for maintaining a person to be a registered agricultural land holder?
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 15:36
The Kerala Land Reforms Act was enacted in 1964 and came into effect from 1974. The Act prescribed land ceiling to individuals and to joint families. To avoid surrender of excess land(my side and my wife's side put together it was excess) to the government I gave my excess land to my uncle as gift who is also a member of the joint family. I have now disposed off my excess land and can I take back the land given to my uncle which was earlier declared by me as excess. Will it be construed as circumventing the legislation as the intention of this legislation appears to be to take over excess land in excess of the limit and distribute to the poor.
SANJIV KUMAR
19 March 2010 at 15:21
Which is the suitable court For filing property case depending on cost of property.After death of my father, my brother has filed a declaration ,permanent and mandatory injuction suit in civil court for declaring him owner of ground floor in which he is living presently with his family and of second floor by producing the will of our father. Myself is living with my family at first floor and mostly using the second floor also.The property is situated in Delhi and the market value of two floors is more than 50 lakhs. He has not gone for probate. Is the civil court has power to process the case though will has not got probated first.
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 13:59
Sir,
I would like to know the following points:-
a) In a property located in south delhi father i.e. allottee of the property made a registered in favour of his one son by debarring his three married daughters on filmsy grounds. However, all the married daughters are interested for their share in the property. The property was allotted under the scheme of East Pakistan Displaced Scheme. Now, the allottee father and his son still live under fear that these three daughter may claim their rights by challenging the registered will. Please clarify under these circumstances what would be the appropriate course of action to debar daughters from the property ? Can a gift deed in favour of son will solve the legal purpose ?
ARUN JOGALEKAR
19 March 2010 at 13:45
Dear Sir,
Please advise, if a original registered sale deed is lost,and the bank refuses to accept the ceritified copy/police fir/public note, for disbursal of loan .
Would it be possible to :
cancel this original sale deed, and then make a fresh registeration deed.
Please advise, any other suitable options.
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 13:44
hi,
my query is that my mother wants to transfer her property to my name & not want to give any share to my brother nd sister . give me any best soulution so that in future they would not do any type of object with this matter note that property is on my mother name and father has passed away
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