Harish Kumar
03 February 2015 at 15:08
Dear Sir/ Madam,
My great grandfather has written a Will (Self acquired property) on us i.e. on great grandsons. It is agriculture property of 5 acres. Will was written and registered in 1989. My great granfather passed away in 1991. In the will, he has given the right to enjoy to his only son (my grandfather) and to his all his grandsons (my father and his bothers) till his all great grandsons attain majority age. No share of property was mentioned in the Will to any of female members in the family. In the Will, he has mentioned my father’s and his brothers’ names correctly whereas while mentioning my name and couple of my cousin’s name he has given birth name instead actual name. We have different birth name and actual name, my birth name is Ramachandran whereas actual name is Harish Kumar. All my certificates / records carry my name as Harish Kumar, only in the Will it is mentioned as Ramachandran. We are now dividing the property between cousins. Now this name is creating a problem. Kindly anyone give me solution to resolve this.
PS. When the Will was made, I was just 3 yrs Old.
Harish Kumar.M
rathod
02 February 2015 at 22:13
hello respected sir,
I m leaving in village of gujarat our village had "faliya" (part of village called faliya) connected direct to National highway but one person who had a land both side of road 40year old road he wants to join both land and give us a road from one corner side i want to know he can do so actually & how can i prevent him to do so because all are fearing from that person no one wants to take action against him please do the needful to me
abhishej
02 February 2015 at 21:27
after death of father if property divide between two son.without inform third son so what step can take third son
Dr George
02 February 2015 at 20:52
I entered in to an agreement with a builder and also signed an irrevocable power of attorney in 2003 to get all statutary permission to build and sell the portion of property not ermarked for me in the agreement. The building was partly handed over(90%)in 2006-7, but the commercial area that was suppose to be given to me as part of agreement for handing over my prime commercial land, has not been handed over to me even today. The builder has also not completed is work onthe building, sold n resold the same car parking, sold illegal built space as car parking.
I have incured heavy losses on various accounts due to deliberate cheating of the builder. Though there is a crime branch case against him for impersonation and cheating, what is the remedy to claim my losses in terms of rental loss and built up area worth several crs.
Please adivise. Thanks
K. P. Boda
02 February 2015 at 19:35
A Builder handed over a possession of a flat against payment and did not enter in to agreement and on one fine day removes the lock in absence of the person in possession and hands over flat to another person. Kindly suggest remedy and oblige.
vishal
02 February 2015 at 16:29
hi,
i am a businessman and having a premises on rent. my landlord has taken two blank cheques signed by me saying for the security purpose. but i don't trust him as he always troubled me so i made the stop payments of those cheques.now i get to know from a friend that he want the premises vacanted from me. can those cheques used against me. can i be held responsible for a criminal offense. have i done anything wrong? please help
ramaswami
02 February 2015 at 16:12
Sir,
We are 4 brothers and one of my brother is an NRI. We partitioned our lands some 10 years back along with our father. My father wants to make a will and wants to bequeath his agriculture land. By this way can my NRI brother acquire agriculture land in India ?
Also my NRI brother wants to exchange some agriculture land with us. Is it possible?
Whether he can sell his agriculture land and invest in non-agriculture land in India?
RAJKUMAR
02 February 2015 at 12:52
my father in law has 4 daughters, of which my wife is second. Before his death in December, 1997, he had written a will in which he has mentioned that a property (immovable)in Chennai will be shared between his 3rd and 4th daughters after the demise of his wife - his wife, till her death can't sell or mortgage or demolish the property. this will was written in July, 1994 when he was suffering from acute cancer and was under chemotherapy. the beneficiaries of the will (wife, 3rd and 4th daughters) were the only person who were available while executing the will. The other 2 daughters were married and settled elsewhere. This will is still not probate and 1st and 2nd daughters are aware of such a will only a year back. The 1st and 2nd daughters feel that the other 3 beneficiaries influenced the executor (father) to write the will in their names since these 2 were not present at that time. Can this be considered as a death bed will or an influenced will. Is there any scope for us to contest the will. what is the possibility of the 1st and 2nd daughter to get a share of the property.
Ramesh Madhav
02 February 2015 at 12:07
Sir, can i buy pent house? one of the builder constructed the apprtment in our place, land is A katha and he has taken permission/ approval plan for ground and 3 floors, they have constructed pent house at 4th floor, for pent house no plan or permission, he is telling after some time we need to pay betterment charges for regularising the flat, and bank loan also availble, my question is in future any legal problem will arise? in future can sell the pent house to other? please suggest
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May the daughter can claim father's property
Dear Sir,
My father-in -law settled his property to his eldest son & youngest son as a sales deed before his death.But he has other three daughters. They have been deprived.
Both brothers have no relation with their sisters at present.
My question is whether they (sisters) can claim their right on their father's property. My father in law has expired 6 years ago.
Please advice me in this regard.
This property was belong to my mother in law. After expire of her all daughters & sons agreed to transfer the property in the name of my father in law. This was the history.Please advise accordingly.
B.Sen