Annapurna Ramanathan
17 January 2016 at 13:37
I want to trace a court case with Supreme Court - case No. 'CER3(b) 30456/14 and get its judgement text.
I am unable to find this in the online system.
Can somebody help?
Thanks & Regards,
Annapurna R
Imran
17 January 2016 at 03:05
Is there any indira gandhi lawa that if the tenant is more than 12 years he has a right to claim the property
Anonymous
16 January 2016 at 21:23
I stay in a residential area. Across the wall of my bungalow is the rear wall of a large hotel. They have a bar licence too and as such regular parties with loud music take place. They play the music till 11pm and play it quite loud. What are my legal options ?
Ghanshyam
15 January 2016 at 21:57
Respectable experts,
Our relative build house in my grandfather agriculture land, he is not वारसदार of my grand father. He has taken electricity connection and paying local municipality taxes for the house. My grandfather permitted him verbally to do so before 40 years. The said land is still agriculture land near a town in Gujarat. Now my grandfather is dead and he wants to keep whole agricultural land of my grandfather stating he is residing there since 40 years.
Can I chellange municipality and electricity company for providing their facilities to a house in agricultural land? How?
akanksha
15 January 2016 at 20:42
hello sir.
I want to ask you how i can get my share in ancestral property if my father make a will in which he deny to give me my share. because I was married outside my caste. its agriculture land which he inherited from his father and forefathers..
and my mother have a residential house can I qualified to get a share in that house also.
I am from bareilly Uttar Pradesh..
nabarun roy
15 January 2016 at 10:11
SIR,i have bought a flat in kolkata area with sanctioned loan from bank and registration certificate too..though i dont have mutation in corporation but some other owners do have..now another owner of land adjacent to our flat is claiming that some of our land is his part..now what can i do?is the other owner will be able to record our property in his name?if you kindly suggest something on this manner..other owner is claiming that it has erroneously been allocated and recorded by our previous owner though our previous owner has mutation on this land as i said..
nabarun roy
14 January 2016 at 22:02
SIR,i have bought a flat in kolkata area with sanctioned loan from bank and registration certificate too..though i dont have mutation in corporation but some other owners do have..now another owner of land adjacent to our flat is claiming that some of our land is his part..now what can i do?is the other owner will be able to record our property in his name?if you kindly suggest something on this manner..other owner is claiming that it has erroneously been allocated and recorded by our previous owner though our previous owner has mutation on this land as i said..
Member (Account Deleted)
14 January 2016 at 16:48
ARUN received a property/land through gift deed in 1995.
His brother RAJ wanted to take a loan from bank in 2002 after pledging the above land of Arun’s. Arun waived away his rights on the said property through a 100rs stamp paper. RAJ got the loan sanctioned after pledging the same land. In 2011 RAJ had fully repaid/settled the loan.
In 2016 there arises a dispute for the same land between ARUN and RAJ.
ARUN approaches court with the gift deed of 1995. RAJ counters with above mentioned 100rs stamp paper.
WHO IS THE LEGAL OWNER OF THE LAND AND WHY?!
vivan
14 January 2016 at 15:25
i was 3months old when my father died. my mother's father in law and mother inlaw started torchering her. so she left their house along with me without taking any share in property. my grandfather didnt gave any share to my father before his death. My mother did second marriage. my grandfather died and he says that with a gift deed in which he stated that all his property belong to my aunty(bhabhi of my father)..My father mother and i didnt get any share in property..now i am 21yrs old and i came to know all this..i want to knw can i claim for share in my grandfather property.
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Objecting to construct a fence/any thing at home
In 1940, 6 members(lets say A,B,C,D,E,F) jointly purchased 1.05 AC land in Andhra Pradesh, India for construction of homes. In 1945, Among all, 3 members(A,B,D) exchanged their share with another 1 person(lets say G, who have land near to that place but in another survey number:proof for this is 2 exchange deeds between 1. B,D & G, 2. A & G with out mentioning any boundaries in A,B,D share).
After that, 2 members E(12 cents),F(12 cents+3 cents purchased land from C with boundaries) are enjoying
the land adjacently. The new person G (who have 3 persons share) sold remaining(don't know exactly how much but some vacant place is there) land to some other persons.
There is no partition deed among all 6 members.
C and his legal heirs don't possess any enjoyment in this number.
C legal heirs have their family partition deed mentioning 12 cents share in this land with out mentioning any boundaries.
F donated his 15(12+3 cents purchased from C) cents land to his son-in-law with mentioning boundaries,this person have 50 years enjoyment.
Now, C legal heirs objecting that my share comes here only hence don't construct anything here at F share place. Your share(F share) not come here, your share is at end of this land why because F is last person in deed. Is it true? Is there any law stating like that? Who need to go to vacant land either C legal heirs or F's son-in-law?
How can son-in-law of F construct any thing like fence/toilet etc in F mentioned land? Actually, 17.5 cents is share per one person. But, either E or F don't have 17.5 cents. F have 17.5+3= 20.5 cents but he he possessed 15 cents only. Lets say variation may be roads etc.
How C legal heirs objects F son-in-law? (All 6 members+ G also are passed away and their grand sons are alive now.)