Anonymous
06 June 2011 at 22:00
Can lawyer notice be sent through email in property settlement issues?
Anonymous
06 June 2011 at 20:25
My brother passed away leaving behind his wife, 2 sons and a daughter and my mother.
He has a self earned property. We are Hindus and would like to know what is the share of our mother in his property. Some advocates say it is 1/3 and some say it is 1/5. Which is correct?
Anonymous
06 June 2011 at 14:12
Respected Experts,
my father died in hospital due to kidney problem. I have one elder brother and two sisters. ALL the expenditure occured for the treatment of my father was paid by me,non of my brother and from sisters came ahead to help me during treatment.Before this my father transferred property to my name clearly mentioning that he(my father) had paid everyones share accordingly IN THE SHAPE OF ONES MARRIAGE OR HELPING ONE TO MAKE HIS HOME.But inspite of being told me to withdraw money from my father's bank a/c(by my father before his last breath) i being in emotions,could not take money but after his death ,i came to know that my father did not mention my name for his nominee in bank and now i m unable to get his money although i m in huge financial burden due to medical expenses for my father 's treatment.How could i be able to get money from his a/c. Pl help.
PrnBCRBant
06 June 2011 at 00:43
Dear Experts,
I want to know whether Commercial complex having Basement, Ground and I st to 3rd Floors are covered by the Karnataka Apartment ownership Act 1972.
If no, How to determine the undivided interest in the land for sale ? what is record / document to be made for the purpose of determingin the undivided interest.
whether the said act is applicable exclusively / only to residential apartments
Thanks,
with regards
StudentOFLAw
05 June 2011 at 23:16
My Father(70 Years old) is blind before 40 years. Elder Brother(75 Years Old) of my Father sold the land property to another person wide registered sale deed. My Father was in Bombay during the time of Sale Deed, who definitely remembers that he has not signed any such document.
However, Document shows his name and Signature and no thumb impression in Sub-Registrars office.
Physical possession of the said property is with so called buyers.
Now I want my Fathers share in unlawfully sold property.
Please guide.
Yusuf Khan
05 June 2011 at 19:02
I have booked a flat in gunthewari construction in pune, dapodi. The builder has constructed building on chawl after settlememt with the tenants and the chawl owner and he registered the gunthewari in the year 2011 which is the duplicate gunthewari. So I would like to know is it a risky one purchasing flat in this gunthewari plan of 2011 in future?
Anonymous
05 June 2011 at 18:56
sir,
my father had 2 wives i am from 2 wife.my father died in 1982.1 was 7yrs at that time.he had bought a land on 99yr lease and built a rice mill on that land.after my fathers death my step brother used to look after the mill.can i get my share in profit of that mill if i go to court. pls advice what document will i need to file a suit
Anonymous
05 June 2011 at 18:15
Dear Sir,
Is there any limit on Purchase of Agriculture Land in terms of ACRES or AMOUNT or otherwise by an
1) Individual (Under IT Act, 1961)
2) Company (Companies Act, 1956)
3) LPP (Limited Liability Partnership)
Seek your guidance, if there any restrictions under any act, please be elaborate what are the restrictions?
Also please tell what is BT and AL Act 1948 is all about?
Regards,
Durgesh Agrawal
Anonymous
05 June 2011 at 18:14
Dear Sir,
Is there any limit on Purchase of Agriculture Land by an
1) Individual (Under IT Act, 1961)
2) Company (Companies Act, 1956)
3) LPP (Limited Liability Partnership)
Seek your guidance, if there any restrictions under any act, please be elaborate what are the restrictions?
Also please tell what is BT and AL Act 1948 is all about?
Regards,
Durgesh Agrawal
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