Anonymous
03 June 2011 at 12:14
I regret to state that I have lost my father on 24 Mar 2011 at the age of about 80 and my age is 55 years.He has made a will for the only house he owned at Bhilai / Durg ( Chattisgarh state) ( with his life time efforts) and as per his will he has nominated as beneficiery of the house.The spirit behind the will is that I dont own a house while other two have. All moveable assets have individual nomination. Other wise I have younger brother and sister. The will has been prepared by an Advocate and it is registered also.Secondly as per writen intructions on envelopewe my brother and self have jointly opened the envelope. we have Also I am a retired defence officer. I had approched the same adovocate for necessary support. He sent me a draft filing a case to Tahsildar but against my brother and sister. We have excellent relations and I dont want any hitch arising out of this.So I am in fix and not able to take decision.
Now please advice me :
What is exact procedure for enacting the will? does advocate who prepared the will have some responsibility?
Do I have to file a case in court against my brother and sister or better alternative is available
Iwhat will be the expenses for execution of will
I am working at Ludhiana and hence would not be able to frequently visit Bhilai. Can the case be filed here localy or any other option
Further for registration what will be the expenses, stamp papers etc. i am a retired defence officer does that give me any benefit
Would appreciate your advice to extend possible. Can concuurence obtained by me from my brother and sister will help?
Anonymous
03 June 2011 at 12:07
Sir,
Plz solve my problem related to industrial land... plot no 15,16 and 17 are allotted to a Pvt ltd by Industry departmnt on lease to pvt company since 20 year...there are single combine original excuted lease deed of plot no 15,16 n 17... now company want to transfer all three plot to Mr X,Y and Z separatly. for FINANCE bANK ALWAYS mortgage ORIGINAL LEASE DEED... Now my query is that how is possible to divide original combine single lease deed of plot 15,16 and 17 between their Three new Owner.
Anonymous
03 June 2011 at 11:38
Dear Experts,
My father have some aggricultural land. My family is three sister and one son including my mother, in 2004 my father give the all property for me by registration,and in year 2006 my father is passed away, but in this registration deed we are not mentioning any thing for daughter, Then in 2005 as a son i am sell some of the property to third party, now the problem is one of the my second sister file the suit for her partition in 2005.The case title is My sister is plaintiff, and My father, my self, First daughter, third daughter, my mother, and purchaser are the diffendents.My father is passed away after commence the case.Then My self and my father,mother& third sister are the Exparty's in this case,
one more thing is property are not a self aquaired property for my father.
My question is:
1) I got registration deed in 2004 this will help me or not?
2)My fathre passed away in 2006 this will help for me or my sister?
3)I have already sell some of the property for third party, this can problem for me or purchaser?
4)Case is filing only one of my sister, how this possible?
5)any possibality to she will win the case?
6)If she will win the case how much share she will get?
7)Another two sisters have share or not?
8)My sister is asking 1/3 share in the entire property, how it is possible?
9) I only win this case, please let me know way how to win?
Please calrity my doughts and tell me next better step.
Thank u sir,
&
Regards
Anonymous
Ashwini Acharya
03 June 2011 at 11:24
We are the owner of the Flat whose celing becomes the terrace of the Society. The terrace is leaking form last 4 years but the Society committee members are only passing resolution and not doing any thing. We are give letters to the society but no action is taken till yet. At present the Registrar has dissolved the committee and appointed two people, they are not ready to take any action as they say they dont know any thing and they even reject to accept the letters given by me
Plese help wht to do now
Anonymous
03 June 2011 at 11:12
Hi Experts,
I am currently in litigation with a prospective buyer of my property. I wanted to back out of the agreement due to personal reasons. The plain paper agreement on broker's letterhead did not mention any brokerage rate or that the brokerage is payable. Now the broker is threatening me with a legal notice, saying that I need to pay him the brokerage- that too, not only my share, but the share of the other party too since I backed out. Is brokerage payable if the deal ultimately did not materialize? Is there any law which governs the brokerage rates?
Firdaus
03 June 2011 at 09:39
Hi!
The 'C' company have acquired an Indian company through purchase of shares (99%) in 2011. By virtue it becomes a 100% subsidiary. Now this subsidiary was acquired from 'A' in 2005 by 'B'. In between the period 2000 -2005, the name of Indian company changed many times. The land documents i.e. registry is still in the name of 'A'. No one changed it since its inception in the year 2000.
Now 'C' needs to prove the clear title for company land ownership. C have all previous land documents, Scheme of arrangement issued by state court, property tax payment receipts everything.
1- Will this be enough to prove clear title?
2- I understand that clear title means that property can be mortgaged. Am I correct? If banks accept these document & ready to mortgage the property then we can say it proves clear title?
3- Any other options you can advice me, please. It is urgent.
Thanks
Joe R
03 June 2011 at 05:20
n my village,We have my grandfather's property registered in 1984 on behalf of his 3 sons.But till now they did not do any registration of their own in their name.But one of his son made registration of his partition on his wife's name.I am eldest son's only daughter who wants to register her father's partition on her name.All of a sudden my dad's younger brother's son(whose father expired in 2002) occupied one of my dad's partition property by locking the house.Recently I myself,My dad has made a "veelunama(telugu)" / Legal hire for dad's prorpety after his death to me.At the same time due these non-sense, as I am a lady do not want to get into trouble,planning to register my dad's property in my name as a gift given my dad.But my dad is not able to do this,since he is scared of my dad's younger brother's son(who has support from the local panchayat lead). In such case, how can I proceed to register my dad's property without any issue?. Is that 1984 WILL , Latest Legal Hire are enough for me to support? . If not how could I proceed further to complete the registration?. How could I approach?. Can I lodge a complaint on him for locking my property?.If so, can I avoid that local leading political person by using any LAW?.please let me know.
Member (Account Deleted)
02 June 2011 at 23:11
sir, I am the owner of a land piece of 1 bigha which was financed by my father in the year of 2000. now my father made a house there in 2006. my parents have no problem but my brother have some problem in this regard.
so now i want to give this ownership to my mother.
please give me the best advice that can be in terms of minimum cost.
Member (Account Deleted)
02 June 2011 at 23:09
sir, I am the owner of a land piece of 1 bigha which was financed by my father in the year of 2000. now my father made a house there in 2006. my parents have no problem but my brother have some problem in this regard.
so now i want to give this ownership to my mother.
please give me the best advice that can be in terms of minimum cost.
marital dispute property law
my husband bought commercial property which he has paid off except of the existing bank loan which is being paid through bank loan from his salary account .only a small part has been paid by my father.now that there is a dispute between us i would like to know my share in the above property , as i trusted my husband implicitly , i never checked the details of above , my name does occur as co applicant and have signed for consent on the bank loan forms also.