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Anonymous   14 August 2011 at 15:12

Ownership of property on collectors land

Can there be joint owners of a plot on collectors land.
If yes, what is the procedure of changing the existing single owner's name to joint owners. Also, is there any role of the co-operative society in changing single owner to joint owner of plot on collectors land?

avinash   14 August 2011 at 12:35

Sister right in ancesral property of father

how much percentage right of sister in fathers ancestral property.

if sister has given release deed before 12 years but her name has been not cut down from 7/12 extract. can she claim again in that property?

abdul rehaman   14 August 2011 at 11:36

Need advice on agriculture land

Sir

My grandfather left behind after his death 10 acres of agriculture land, he is survived by 2 sons n 4 daughters.My father is elder son n shared all family responsibility along with my grandfather,my uncle is a govt employ n staying away after his marriage.
My father wants to divide agriculture land in two parts one for him n other for my uncle, He wants to give his sister's there share in terms of MONEY,As per Shariat act Is it possible to give daughters there share in MONEY n keep agriculture land for sons? In my family ( my grandfather's brother's family) no daughter has inherited agriculture land ,they have been given money or gold instead of agriculture land can my father follow same costume .

Kindly advice

thx

Anonymous   13 August 2011 at 19:31

Partition

Sir,
a father died in the year 1954 leaving behind him two daughters born in the year 1951 and 1952 and one brother. one of the daughter claims partition of equal share with her brother in the properties of her deceased father. whether she is entitle as per the amended Hindu succession act 2005

Anonymous   13 August 2011 at 19:20

Partition

a male hindu died in the year 1994 leaving behind a daugher born in the year 1992 and other two sons. my question is whether a daugher is entitle to get equal share with her brothers as a co parceners as per amended act 2005 Hindu succession act ?

Anonymous   13 August 2011 at 18:48

Sale deed in case of checque dishounered

Hi,

I have purchased a shop for 12 lakhs and issued a cheque for 11 lakhs during sale deed registration. I have suffecient funds to clear the cheque given to seller.

After registration seller told me that the sale deed gets cancelled in case cheque is dishounered due to any reason. my only worry is, what if the cheque is dishounered due to any mistake on the content (signature mismatch or any corrections, not sure at this point). The cheque details are mentioned in the sale deed.

In case of any issue with the cheque I am ready to issue a new cheque or can pay by cash.

In this case, will the sale deed gets cancelled / become invalid as we have mentioned the cheque details in the sale deed?

Thanks
Kiran

nirmala   13 August 2011 at 16:58

Landlady is threatening to disconnect the electricity


I am staying in a rented apartment in Gurgaon and due to earlier non cooperation by my landlady a deadlock exists between us.

I have paid my electricity and maintenance dues to the Management Committe of the society where the apartment is located, however, as there is a deadlock I have stopped paying the rent for the last two months.

In light of the above, can the landlady pressurise and force the management committee to disconnect my electiricity supply which she is threatening to do so. If no, then what steps can I take to safeguard myself.

An early reply will be highly appreciated.

Thanks for your help and support.

Manish   13 August 2011 at 16:26

Registration of sale agreement

?A flat sale by a Builder to A and A sale to B further B sale the flat to C.
The property sold by a Builder and A without registrating the sale agreements.
Now C want to register the agreement and c want to get his document register and want to pay stamp duty on his transaction.
B is not ready to register his agreement and dont want pay stamp duty..

Queries arise here:
whether C can register his agreement by paying stamp duty on his transaction and what will be C liability?

Anonymous   13 August 2011 at 13:47

Hiba of tenancy

can a muslim tenant has right to gift his/her
tenancy right by HIBA or doing so would create a subletting.

Silpa   13 August 2011 at 13:31

Mother's right on deceased son's ancestral and self acquired property

My mother is unemployed.I am the only daughter of my parents.My father passed away in 2005(Dec 10).My father have four brothers and a sister.Ancestral property was divided without the knowledge of my father and he was given 12 cents with no route to enter it.Now that my father is no more, my grandmother who did not even care how we are struggling to live after my father's death are threatening to take a share of all my father' property.As mentioned earlier she have four other sons and is also a pensioner.My question is does she have any eligibility in my father's share?(According to the will(written before 1997) of my grandfather(he died in 1999) ,12 cents went to my father and after my father's death ,we transferred it into our name(me and my mother's).