puja
31 July 2008 at 12:11
A lady who is a widow (also an adopted child) have any liablity towards her parents. Like can anybody sue her as LR for any liability to be paid by the parents when she is a widow.
what are her other rights and liablities towards the parents being an adopted daughter and a widow?
V.Raghavan
30 July 2008 at 17:11
A mother buys and register a property in the name of her two minor children who were prevailing at the time. After few years a third child was born. The mother is no more now. Can the third child claim share from the property?
md
29 July 2008 at 07:55
Dear Sir,
My maternal grandpa where had a property in his name in Srilanka. Now its worth more than crore rupees. In 1970 he left srilanka because of his health and lossed his life in india. Whe he was in srilanka the property's power is given to somebody (his family is occupying now)but after few years when my grandpa knows some difficuties so he again registered a gift deed in my mom and her sisters name. How to get back the property. How much will cost me to get back. I dont know any thing about srilankan laws.please help me
dasd
28 July 2008 at 22:01
when i purchased agricultural land it was a rural agriculture land i.e outside 8 km from municipality limit. But when i sold it it came within the municipality limit so whether the capital gain on sale of above mentioned agricultural land be chargeable to tax?
dasd
27 July 2008 at 22:56
if mr a wants to purchase a flat from society in joint name of mr a & his wife.but society have some rules to allot the flat in only one person's name ?then whether registry can be done in joint name or not?
Lokesh
27 July 2008 at 21:45
I am the new owner of the property and without issuing notice of attornment of tenancy, i have initiated eviction proceedings against the tenant on the ground willful default, personal occupation and demolition and construction? will the non-issuance of attornment of tenancy notice be drastic to my case?
ummer
27 July 2008 at 21:03
as per the existing law a muslim woman get only 1/3 share inthe property of her deceased father ie daughter gets 1/3 while son gets 2/3.(qouran base).but this is not the case,even in muslim/islamic countries.
1) can this law be challanged in the court of law.
2)if so, how to proceed
ummer.v
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What are the documents required to file a suit for tresspass to land?
When the neighbouring farmer tresspasses into your land and extends his boundries by building a BANDH the remedy available is a suit for tresspass.
My question is when the suit is instituted do you require to file your 7/12 extract copy?
My another lawyer friend is of the opinion that for instituting a suit a rough scatch map is all that is required and not a detailed proof of owning the land since tresspass is a remedy available with the possesor and not with the owener alone.