Anonymous
27 November 2009 at 14:36
my father died in 2005 and exceuted a registered will thereafter gpa and thereafter gifted the same property. All the property was gifted to my younger brother. We are six sisters and two brothers. please advice how I can challenge these documents in the court of law as these are executed without my knowledge.
S. SAILAKSHMI
26 November 2009 at 22:07
My father had a flat at Anna Nagar. Three years before he had expired (No will has been written by him). I and my sister were only the legal heirs. I was living with my father along with my family (My husband and two small kids). TNEB bill, BSNL bill, etc were in the name of my father. My sister settled in Mysore after her marriage. She had one daughter. Till my father's death i myself take care of him (as he was a cancer patient). After my father's death, i and my sister thought of sharing the property equally. Though my sister is not willing to settle soon. Till now i am living in that house only. The TNEB bill, BSNL bill, Gas connection etc were in my father's name. At present my sister is not in a position to settle. What should i do to transfer atleast the EB bill, BSNL connection, Gas connection etc as they were a needy one. Can i keep it in my father's name itself till we were settling the dispute? Is it correct. Till now we were paying everything in my father's name only. Now due to frequent power cut, we were in need to change the EB supply to Three phase. The EB persons were requesting the name transfer. Is it possible for me to get the Name transfer without my sister's support. kindly clarify.
vargees amal raja
26 November 2009 at 21:33
what is "as is where is condition"?
Is there any decided cases challenging this condition or favoring the condition?
Is this condition valid?
Anonymous
26 November 2009 at 20:21
What is the validity of a GPA, Will , Sale aggrement executed by person. Is it still valid after the person gets kidnapped, goes missing
raju
26 November 2009 at 17:18
dear sir, we have a property in delhi which was allotted to my father and his brother after partion of india against the properties of my grandfather in pakistan. the monetery amount for resettlement given to my father and uncle by the ministry of urban development was in ratio of 30% of my father and 70% of my uncle.now both my dad and uncle have expired and now the inheritants of my uncle are asking for a 70% share even though they have never entered our house for last 40 years as they are residing out of delhi..this property lease papers clearly state that 'division of property is not allowed'..on my side we have 3 inheritants i.e my mother,sister and myself..on my uncles side its also 3 inheretants i.e one brother and 2 sisters..now we want a settlement on the ratio of half and half on this property on the basis that we have been the only resident of the stated property for almost 40 years..my cousin wants to settle in ratio of 60% for him and wants to give us only 40%....does he have any legal right to enter a house occupied by only my family since past 40 years on the basis of illegal or legal grounds.please advice accordingly...thanks and regards..amit
raju
26 November 2009 at 17:10
dear sir, we have a property in delhi which was aquired by my father and his brother after partion of india.the monetery amount for resettlement was in ratio of 30% of my father and 70% of my uncle.now both my dad and uncle have expired and now the inheritants of my uncle are asking for a 70% share even though they have never entered our house for last 40 years as they are residing out of delhi..this property lease papers clearly state that 'division of property is not allwed'..on my side we have 3 inheritants i.e my mother,sister and myself..on my uncles side its also 3 inheretants i.e one brother and 2 sisters..now we want a settlement on the ratio of half and half on this property on the basis that we have been the only resident of the stated property for almost 40 years..my cousin wants to settle in ratio of 60% for him and wants to give us only 40%....does he have any legal right to enter a house occupied by only my family since past 40 years on the basis of illegal or legal grounds.please advice accordingly...thanks and regards..amit
Anonymous
26 November 2009 at 17:07
I HAD A FLAT JOINTLY WITH MY UNCLE AUNT AND MYSELF ( IN THIS ORDER )
BOTH UNCLE AND AUNT EXPIRED.BY WAY OF A NOMINATION FILED THE SOCIETY HAS DELETED THE NAME OF THE FIRST TWO I.E UNCLE AND AUNT AND ADDED NAME OF THE NOMINEE.I NOW BECOME THE SECOND HOLDER.
IS THIS LEGALLY COREECT. CAN THE NOMINEES NAME COME AFTER MY NAME
PLEASE ADVICE.KINDLY REPLY TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS
Anonymous
26 November 2009 at 17:05
I HAD A FLAT JOINTLY WITH MY UNCLE AUNT AND MYSELF ( IN THIS ORDER )
BOTH UNCLE AND AUNT EXPIRED.BY WAY OF A NOMINATION FILED THE SOCIETY HAS DELETED THE NAME OF THE FIRST TWO I.E UNCLE AND AUNT AND ADDED NAME OF THE NOMINEE.I NOW BECOME THE SECOND HOLDER.
IS THIS LEGALLY COREECT. CAN THE NOMINEES NAME COME AFTER MY NAME
PLEASE ADVICE
Rekha Rao
26 November 2009 at 01:10
My father-in-law has inherited a property(residential house) from his parents. He is the sole inheritor of the same. The property is in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand.
The property is rented out to a family since the past 20 years. There is no formal rental agreement between the parties. It is a mutual agreement that the tenant deposits a decided amount in the account of my father-in-law.
Recently my father-in-law retired and wanted to sell the property so that he can invest the money in Bangalore. My husband proposed to purchase the property from him(as in future he wants to settle in Jamshedpur). My father -in-law went to Jamshedpur and met the tenants and asked them to vacate the house within 3 months.The tenants expressed their interest in purchasing that property.
Question 1: Does the tenant have any right(s) to not vacate the property and claim that to be his own or ask compensation?
Question 2: Since my father-in-law is interested in selling the property to my husband. Is my father-in-law bound to sell it to the tenant? Can the tenant contest if it is sold to my husband?
Kindly suggest what can be done
Thank you for your valuable time.
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Regarding pecuniary jurisdiction
The property is located in Delhi having built up three floors on 1555.5 Sq yds plot. The owner of the property died intestate leaving behind three legal heirs. The land cost of the property as per MCD circle rate meant for registration of property is Rs.27,300/- per Sq.yds which come total Rs.35,49,546/-- and the construction cost total come Rs.22,23,342/-. The grand total comes to Rs.57,72,888/-. Now one of the legal heir intend to file a partition suit. Please clarify the following:-
1. What would be the valuation of suit for partition for the purposes of fees and jurisdiction and whether this suit can be filed in a Dddl.District & Session Judge or District Judge court.
2. What the method for calculation of the pecuniary jurisdiction.
3. Whether and partition suit pending in the court can be rejected/returned under order 7 Rule 10 CPC being without pecuniary jurisdiction.
4. How the market value of the suit property is calculated and whether a partition suit can be rejected under order 7 Rule 11(b) CPC.
5. Whether I can decrease the valuation of suit property for filing partition suit.