Manish
31 May 2009 at 12:24
Family Details/Facts:
1) We were four Bothers four Sisters. Out of which one youngest brother expired (unmarried) in 1981.
2) Out of the remaining three brothers, one who was elder to me expired in 2000. Whos widow is surviving with no child.
3) Another brother who was younger to me expired even earlier in 1996 and his widow is surviving with one son and two daughters (All married)
4) I'm the only surviving son of my late father and have one son.
5) All four sisters were married long back i.e. the youngest sister got married in 1976.
6) Eldest sister expired in around 1995 and next to her is widowed and surviving with his two sons and four daughters
7) All the sisters are living with their husband/family at their respectively owned house in different towns.
8) We lost our father in 1995 and we lost our mother earlier in 1984. They had made no will for property owned by them.
Action taken till now:
The property left by our father is in ? and till now my both widow sister in-laws and myself have given written consent and no-objection-letter to honorable court through our advocate stating "only residential property of my late father should be equally given to my nephew (son of my younger brother) and my son and all other property i.e. commercial etc. owned by my late father have not been questioned by any of us, which automatically goes to nephew and I have no claim of the same".
I request to answer my below mentioned questions:
1) Who will be successor of my late father's property?
2) Whether request consent letter / no-objection letter given by me & two widow sister-in-law is valid or not?
3.a) Can any of my sister claim for their portion in my late father's property and in what proportion?
3.b) Will commercial property owned by my late father has to be considered for succession and by whom?
3.c) Whether children of my widow sister and later sister can also claim?
sanjeev
31 May 2009 at 10:01
I live in a residential society for the last 18yrs the promoter builder has not got the building registered as a coop or an apartment society recently he has gone and sold one of our terraces to a flat holder when i have it in writing that the terrace and parking is common for all flat holders. the terrace owners conduct commercial activities over there can they do that and can the builder sell the terrace which is common property
sunil
30 May 2009 at 15:56
am from Andhra Pradesh,india.My grand father purchased a land(agriculture land) and a independent house (self acquired )in 1975 on his name,he did not made any ‘will ,and not partition the property ,he died in 1982,his wife died in 1995 , he had one son and two daughters .
1)son (died)---one daughter,wife
2)elder daughter have—one grand son------marriage(1970s)
3)younger daughter(died) ---- one son,two daughters,husband ---marriage(1978)
a)How the property distributed among them?
b)because of his personal needs son(died) registered some land to a person in 1990 and his two sisters signed on registration papers ,so is there any chance of deduct son share as he sold some land for his personal needs
venky
30 May 2009 at 12:06
Dear sir
since i got married and my wife has a independent house in bangalore and his parents have one son and daughter(my wife)
son fought and took some money from his father and left the house since 8 yrs past and dint return back
then his father got paralysed and since then daughter(my wife) takes care of her parents and his parents transfered the property to her name "gift deed" so i want to know suppose he comes back ,,,and ask for share is he elgible for share and one more thing my wife can she sell the property without him
regards
venky
sunil
29 May 2009 at 18:40
I am from Andhra Pradesh ,My grand father purchased a land(agriculture land) and a independent house in 1975 on his name,he did not made any ‘wil’l ,he died in 1982,his wife died in 1995 , he had one son and two daughters .
1)son (died)---one daughter,wife
2)elder daughter have—one grand son------marriage(1970s)
3)younger daughter(died) ---- one son,two daughters,husband ---marriage(1978)
How the property distributed among them?
suren
29 May 2009 at 10:46
Dear All,
One of my friends, purchased a office space from a Builder in 1990, While paying consideration, he also paid for Registration and allied charges to the Builder. However, The Registration of The Office space could not be done, due to the Builders un-willingness. My friend got the possession of the property, which is let out by him since about 12 Yrs. He is getting muncipal Tax Bills also regularly in his name.
Now, last 5-6 Yrs Builder is not tracable.
In the above situation, Can my freind can register his property in his name with Builder ? What document he should prepare for Registration ? What will be supporting documents ?
The property is situated at Pune, Maharashtra.
Regards
Suren
Ganesh
28 May 2009 at 11:35
I am a sole owner of a flat, I want to give a power of attorney to my father, what transactions he can make through that, can he sell the flat, can I revoke my power of attorney later. In event I die can my legal hires claim the share in the property.
Rishika
28 May 2009 at 11:05
HI i would like to know the procedure for getting my agreement papers for my flat if lost the original copy, My society does not have a copy and I too have lost my set so please advise me on this issue as early as possible as i need your help.
Please mail me on this issue shahrishika@hotmail.com
R.RAJENDRAN
27 May 2009 at 11:26
Dear Mr.Vishwashwar Rao,
Thanks for your reply asking for my clarification regarding ancestral property.My mother got this property from her mother 45 years ago.Also my mother has been always a housewife(she has never been a working woman).Now, please clarify whether it is ancestral property or not.
Mrs. Sumi Raj
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