Alfred Peter
13 June 2015 at 21:28
Dear Sir, My grandfather had received an peice of land measuren 6300 sq. ft.in dharwad from the owner in 1954 on oral agreement of paying Rs.150 per year and since then we have been staying there and the land records were entered in city survey land records in 1983 on the basis of receipts of lease rent since 1954 on my Grand fathers name and our family is possessing and enjoying this property since then. After the death of my grand father his successors names also have been entered in the land records as the legal heirs as per his will. There is no Lease deed available and hence no period of lease is been mentioned. The successors also have given us a writtern permission to build and occupy any buildings for our use in this land on a Rupees 10. stamp paper in 1990 which also has a mention of Rent of Rs.150 per year. Can this property be registered in our name? What can be done so that we can securely register this property in our name? Since there is no specific perod of lease mentioned can it be deemed as perpetual lease period ?
rob
13 June 2015 at 16:12
What is exact procedure for permanent partition from other joint holders in agricultural land. How much it costs and time will it take in Punjab state. Can we father and son get land adjacent to each other. How to issue summons. If patwari and tehsilshar favours other, what shall I do. Tell suggestions.
Ravindra Tribhuvan
13 June 2015 at 15:59
Dear team
Whatvis the provision is available in minor name.if there is no will is executed. And there is no any legal heir for this property.
Kindly advise for above query.
JMV
13 June 2015 at 15:59
Sir,
My brother and I constructed a house on our parental land. My father had given me the ownership of the property so that I can apply for a Home Loan to construct the house. I took a home loan of 8.5 lakhs and contributed 2.5 lakhs cash towards the cost of construction. My brother also contributed 4 lakhs cash towards the construction. The total actual cost of the construction was 15 lakhs if all the above contributions were added. But as I have taken a home loan I had to pay 7 lakhs towards interest on home loan.
Now the current market value of our house is 45 lakhs (I am not including the value of the land as we have equal rights on the parental land on which the house is constructed), and could you please suggest how this 45 lakhs should be split between us. Will it be 11:4 (11 lakhs and 4 lakhs) ratio based on the actual construction cost contributed by us or the ratio based on the actual expenses incurred including interest paid towards the home loan? In that case the ratio will be 18:4 (11+7 lakhs: 4 lakhs).
Thank you in advance.
vijay
13 June 2015 at 14:35
Hello! Dear sir,
I Mr. vijaykumar (Hindu) from Gujarat. My father having ancestral agriculture land coming from my grandmother total 8 vinga with joint name of my uncle. My father had got 1st married and having 2 daughter and 1 son. But she's affaired with other person. Court decided to divorce eachother. But she was not happy and again court cancelled this divorce. My father not accepted her as a wife. 1st wife & their children name is not recorded in the government document of 7/12, 8A. Father got 2nd married with my mother. Here I am alone of my parents.
My father wants to divide in two parts equall but they doesn’t agree and want all land. So my father decided to give this agriculture land only to me with the help of written "WILL". My father age is around 80 years and suffering from bypass surgery and pacemaker installed by my own expenses. Now this land is under custody of his 1st wife since 30 years. Is it possible to do this things by WILL? If we go to the court how much share I will get with my father and my mother (she is eligible to get her share)? Can also 1st wife take her share from this land…?So I humbly request to you please give me proper advice or any other clever idea regarding this matter...we are suffering for the same since 4 years..plz share your perfect idea to solve it proper way.
Thanks.
Vijay Patel.
SB
13 June 2015 at 14:24
I am planning to buy a land near Lovedale, Ooty. The land is being developed as a layout. The current condition is that there is a tea garden there, and the owner is converting half of the tea garden into housing society. I have been told that the land comes under Panchayat, and does not fall under Ooty town. So what are the documents that I should check and from which authorities and offices. Also any lawyers, if can take up the paper search and verification, for a fee, please contact me.
abhishek
12 June 2015 at 21:15
Hello! My father wad dead and I am living on my father's land and now my four brother divided property without giving me any share .so what can I do explain legally and briefly . Request you
davidjeyaraj
12 June 2015 at 20:40
A have mortgaged his agricultural property which he bought. the amount of mortgage is for 10,000 rupees , through SRO with valid documents ,
Now 30 years completed , till date no repayment has been made by the mortgagor ,
how to recover the money, is there any law to get my money , or mortgagor looses his title , kindly reply
Devi Amma
12 June 2015 at 15:28
We are a Hindu family from Andhra Pradesh. My husband passed away recently at age 89. I am now 87.
We have a son and a daughter. Son died in 2002. He is survived by his widow and 3 major daughters. He did not make a will.
My husband and our son partitioned their ancestral property in 1986. Son misused his father’s share for business finance and lost all of it. He also sold father’s self-acquired property. His own share of ancestral property is intact.
I understand that the mother is entitled to 1/5th of son’s share of property if he died without leaving a will.
All these years, my son and daughter-in-law flatly refused to support me & my husband. My daughter and son-in-law have been maintaining us, eventhough we did not give them anything.
I am anxious to pass on my 1/5th share of my husband’s annual property to my daughter by a will or deed.
The question is: can I will my share of the property without a partition deed (which the daughter-in-law is avoiding doing)?
Thanks for your advice.
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Visitor parking
I live in a housing society and have a reserved parking space for my car allotted by the society. The society has put boards in the parking lot that clearly state that parking is for members only and outside/visitor cars are not allowed to park. But visitors from the adjoining society park in my space whenever my space is empty. This creates trouble and nuisance when I have to park my car. When I confront them, they all give the same excuse that they didn't see the board and then fight.
Please suggest what can be done to stop any random person from parking their car. IS their a law for it?
Thanks.