Anonymous
30 May 2011 at 12:52
District court Dehradun has passed order to my tenant to vacate my room at Dehradun, giving him one month time. also directed him to pay pending Rent. Now what i have to Do.I should go to police or i should serve first Judgment copy to tenant.Regards.
Rakesh
deba mohapatra
30 May 2011 at 12:43
sir,we are moyher 4 brothers & 3sisters.one sister unmarraid one widow & youngest sister got married in 2005.my father died in 1988 leaving one house which is still in his name & one more house in my mothers(both property made by his own income) name where my mother 2 brothers & one unmarried sister staying.
we want partition.but our youngest sister & the unmarried sister are claiming equal share from both the property.the widowed sister dont want any share.we want to divid the property in 5 shares 4 brothers & mother.as we have sold an other property in 2005 & the whole money being spend on younest sisters marrage.(which was in my mothers name but all has signed in the sale deed)pl adcice is it possible?we are leaving in the state of Orissa.
Anonymous
30 May 2011 at 12:19
I have purchase a land in 2006 with joint name my brother and myself. My brother is ready to transfer this land to myself, registry is stop in Faridabad,
1. Can we make a Gift Deed Registered agreement without any condition.
2. Is gift deed registered is valid for future rights.
3. can sold this properties to any one after gift deed registered
4. What is process for GDR.
Abhishek Gupta
30 May 2011 at 12:04
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..
CAN SHE GIFT THE PROPERTY TO THE TRUST??
PLZ ADVICE...!!!
Anonymous
30 May 2011 at 11:42
hi
can anyone suggest me regarding the registery of agriculture land in rajasthan.if a person live in haryana.plz send me rules and regulation.ur cooperation will be appreciated
Anonymous
30 May 2011 at 11:06
actualy my tanent did not pay the tanancy amount, as and when we filed the case in high court and the high court gave the order in our favour and they filed the case to sumpreme court,and mean wile stay was there in high court orders. the supreme court continued with the order of the high court and made it in our favour. and during this time that is after the high court passes an order and the decission of the supreme court our tanent did not pay the rent as decided by the high court.. so please provide me with the information that what is the procedure to recover that amount..
Rajshree Jhawar
30 May 2011 at 09:02
This is urgent. My cliet wants to get into agriculture(actually growing crops). Now i would like to know whether:
1] A pvt. ltd. company/partnership firm/ LLP is allowed to buy land for agriculture. Does it need to take permission for the same. If so before or after incorporation or registration of the company/LLP/firm respectively. Will it make any difference if the promoters/partners already own agricultural land.
2] If yes is there any maximum limit prescribed regarding the size of the land.
Awaiting an urgent reply.
Thanking you
Rajshree
Guruprasad.R
30 May 2011 at 05:50
Hi All,
Can any one please advise what is the procedure to get Family tree of the first property.
parag
29 May 2011 at 20:42
what is mutation entry in revenue deptt.
I have taken homeloan from Bank.
My builder have submitted temoporary mutation entry record in bank.
I am facing problem of morgage of home in bank as bank asking me mutation entry record is not acceptable as it is temporiry entry.
What shoud i do?
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Grandson's right over's Grandfather's property
Dear Experts,
My father passed away without leaving a will. We are three children. Myself, the eldest son (aged 39) and two younger sisters (35 and 32). All of us are married and have children too. I have a 4-year-old son. My younger sister has two daughters aged 12 and 8 respectively. My youngest sister has a son aged 9.
My Father had made a property of almost 10,000 sqft of land with two houses within them. No encumberances, No inheritence, No loans - it was purely his own efforts.
Right now, all three of us have signed a 'No Objection Certificate' so that the property's ownership is transferred to my mother's name and let her be the owner of the property.
What is the legal view point on my son (My Father's Son's son) becoming the sole heir to the property? I do not have any issues in sharing some amount with my sisters alongwith other possessions.
Supposing if my mother wishes to divide it equally amongst the three of us, can I object to it for the reason that it should belong to my Son (as the Grandson) and hence equal sharing cannot happen?
Please advise.