Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 23:23
My grand mother registered a settlement deed for myself & my brother after my fathers death with a provision that it is not revocable at any stage. But due to some family problem she is now threatening us that she is going to cancel the settlement deed. But in the deed it is clearly mentioned that it is not revocable.
The property is owned by my grand mother only and it is not inherited. I heared that the settlement deed is revocable unilaterally without the knowledge of the claiments whether it is possible or not. Please give the appropriate answer. Thank you...
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 23:21
My grand mother registered a settlement deed for myself & my brother after my fathers death with a provision that it is not revocable at any stage. But due to some family problem she is now threatening us that she is going to cancel the settlement deed. But in the deed it is clearly mentioned that it is not revocable.
The property is owned by my grand mother only and it is not inherited. I heared that the settlement deed is revocable unilaterally without the knowledge of the claiments whether it is possible or not. Please give the appropriate answer. Thank you...
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 23:20
My grand mother registered a settlement deed for myself & my brother after my fathers death with a provision that it is not revocable at any stage. But due to some family problem she is now threatening us that she is going to cancel the settlement deed. But in the deed it is clearly mentioned that it is not revocable.
The property is owned by my grand mother only and it is not inherited. I heared that the settlement deed is revocable unilaterally without the knowledge of the claiments whether it is possible or not. Please give the appropriate answer. Thank you...
Arati Gawde
01 June 2011 at 22:51
It’s regarding possession / ownership over another person’s land: -
1.To prove ownership on another’s land how much continues possession are require?
2. Is it true that if any person has continuous possession of 3 years over another person land, then in that case he get possessors right over that land?
3.Or any person requires 7 years continuous possessions over the land to obtain ownership right over the land?
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 21:55
Hello Sir my grandmother has property in her name.She has two sons.She died without any will and also one son is died.I want to know who is the legal owner of property.
Can we register the property in the name of widow of the deceased?
Regards
Thank You
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 14:39
What is the difference between 11 month lease and one year lease in case of renting of residential premises in Delhi.
Please clarify why is the personal lease period is generally 11 months in case of lessee being an individual. Is there some legal problem in the lease period being one year or more instead of 11 months?
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 14:09
My muslim friend has a self acquired house property at Erode. He is a senior citizen and stays in the ground floor of the property with his wife. He has only two daughters and both of them are married 10 years back. He does not have any son. He desires to write a settlement deed in respect of his house property. Kindly advise how to go about this.
Abhishek Gupta
01 June 2011 at 10:50
My Late father made the will in which he made my step mother the absolute owner of the immovable property..
Now she is threatning that she will gift the property to the trust..
However it is clearly mentioned in the will that it is at my step mothers will either to divide or dispose the property between the children..
MY QUE. IS DAT IF THE PROPERTY IS PUT FOR STAY THEN CAN SHE STILL GIFT IT TO TRUST??
PLZZ ADVICE
Anonymous
01 June 2011 at 10:32
Real fact is we are three daughter and one son for our father, my father have 10 acer of agricultural land, Land are sutiated in Karnataka state, Bangalore district, we all three are married daughter for my father, first daughter is marriage in 1985, second daughter marriage in 1998, and third daughter is marriage in 1990. Coming to the point is my father gave the all property to my brother by registration did in 2004, and he passed away in 2006. In this Partitions did my father did not mention any thing for daughters, Total property are registered for my brother, and my mother also have one acer of land in her name, this land will be purchased(1996) by my father earnings, now she also favor of my brother, but still this property is there in name of my mother. My brother is sell some property to third party also . In all property daughter are not getting anything, that’s why as a second daughter marriage in 1998, I am thinking file the suit for asking for my share in the entire property. Please give your good suggestion for me what is the share in the property for me 1/3 or more as per THE HINDU SUCCESSION (KARNATAKA AMENDMENT) ACT, 1990. And please let me know I will win the case or not.(I dont know the propertys are which one is ancestral and which one is self but before death of my father all property are there in his name)
Expect your good suggestion,
Thank u
&
Regards
Anonymous
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property documents
ME AND MY WIFE OWN PROPERTY AND THE PROPERTY IS IN OUR NAME, BUT DUE TO FAMILY PROBLEMS ONE OF THE PERSON IN THE FAMILY HAVE HIDDEN OUR DOCUMENTS AND HE IS NOT GIVING BACK. CURRENTLY THE BUILDING IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND WE WILL GET POSSESSION IN FEW MONTHS, SO DO WE NEED THAT DOCUMENTS DURING REGISTRATION,AND WHAT CAN WE DO IF WE DON'T HAVE DOCUMENTS.