jayshri
10 December 2015 at 16:04
If father long back purchased land in x son name and in his will he has given that land to y , can y can claim right to property for that land which is in x name
A L ANTONY
10 December 2015 at 14:45
Sir,
I am a Christian married women with two children.
My grand mother inherited the properties of my grand father.
After the demise of my grand mother, the property was divided among the four sons. Since all the four were employed outside the state, it become difficult to manage the properties. A Power of attorney was, therefore, given to the elder brother by the other three brothers. The power of attorney authorized him to do whatever he felt good for the family. However, he sold a quite of number of plots and pocketed the money for himself. It is necessary to mention here that there was no addition to the property inherited from the grand father, either by him or by the other three brothers.
After a few years, he (to whom the power of attorney was given )and his wife, passed away , leaving the remaining property to the three brothers, including my father. The total area of the property was 195 cents including 30 cents where an old ancestral bungalow stood. Thus each of the three brothers inherited roughly 55 cents each. The property (30 cents) where the old bungalow situated, was again shared by the tree equally, i.e., 10 cents each. None of three brothers had added any property during their life time.
Subsequently, one of the three brothers, sold his share of 10 cents (1/3rd of 30 cents) in the bungalow property to my father during his life time, taking cash for consideration. Another 10 cents, owned by the other brother, willed away (gifted) his share of 10 cents to my father, who had passed away by that time.
My father has expired leaving a Will bequeathing the entire property (55 + 30= 85 cents) to my brothers. He was kind enough to give me 10 centrs.
My question is –
1. Whether the 55 cents received by father could be considered as inherited property; if so what is my (and my two children) chance of getting a honorable share, instead of just 10 cents.
2. Secondly, as I mentioned earlier the 30 cents of land including the old ancestral bungalow, 1/3rd of which was inherited by him, 1/3rd was gifted and other 1/3rd was bought. Where do I stand in getting a reasonable share?
3. If the original Will left purportedly written by my father doesn’t constitute a valid will since was NOT registered and attested by two independent witnesses, However, this was deceitfully added.
Kindly advise me
ROS
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G N Shaikh
10 December 2015 at 14:33
Sir/Madam
National Highway authority is acquiring my land for the new national highway no 211 in Maharashtra State. My land is on this highway and very small strip of 15 meter of land is going to acquire for this highway. As per rule of national highway act 1956 they don't allow to used our land up to 75 feet which is called prohibited land area means they don't pay any compensation for that land.My land is only two acre and after acquisition I will lose mostly all land. In the compensation of 15 meter land they are acquiring prohibited land free of cost which is injustice with me.
Can I file a civil or any other suit in court of law for payment of compensation of this prohibited land area or exemption of rule imposition on land owner and allow utilization this land area as other land. This is rule which is not in the act and not fixed for all national highways. Can we file a suit against this rules too.
payment of compensation of this prohibited land area or exemption of rule imposition on land owner and allow utilization this land area as other land.
parthabandhu guha
10 December 2015 at 12:11
After death of widow mother three sons got the land property (mother's property) partitioned and registered in their name.
One son Mr.A had one son and three daughters.
After the death of Mr.A before 2005, will the daughters get any share of the land
property of Mr.A or they will not get
anything and the son will get full share in terms of the recent order passed by Supreme Court in October, 2015
Please clarify.
Praveen C V
10 December 2015 at 10:59
What are the necessary paper requeried to file a case on grand parents property
Note:- my grandfather is have three children in that he divided the property to his two sons and not inform to her daughter and not taken any signature from her.
Anonymous
10 December 2015 at 10:57
What are the necessary paper requeried to file a case on grand parents property
Note:- my grandfather is have three children in that he divided the property to his two sons and not inform to her daughter and not taken any signature from her.
V.R.Chandrasekhar
10 December 2015 at 10:42
If the Gift Deed is to be registered, does the Donee be present before the registrar and sign the documents.
V.R.Chandrasekhar
09 December 2015 at 18:50
Can the self acquired property be given as gift to three persons, viz wife, son and daughter-in-law. If so should the gift deed specify one=third each.
Please clarify.
p sushama rajan
09 December 2015 at 18:35
My father and his three brothers have not obtained any share of the ancesteral property of their father or mother. Since it was denied by their sister's husband who had control of them, they filed a case. The lower court had judged that they obtain a share in their father's property.
So, now they have appealed in the higher court for the share in their mothers ancesteral property. This property is now vested with the sister's three children. They are not willing to part with this as they claim that my grandmother sold this property to their father. This was done without the consent of any of the four sons.
How far is this case valid? What could be the consequences?
They are not willing for any compromise in the Lok Adalat courts, at Madurai.
Can we obtain a stay order to restrain them from using the property now, after an appeal was given three years back?
Kindly advise and suggest.
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Exchange of flats
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