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Anonymous   18 April 2011 at 17:32

Daughter right over property after 7 years

Hi

My grandfather expired around 7 years ago and at that time there was no mention of any will. My mother have 4 sisters and a brother. after my grandfathers death most of the property has been used by 2 sisters and brother of my mother.
Now suddenly my mother's brother has come asking her to sign a document stating a NOC for a house and a factory.
my mother wishes to have her share partially if not complete

What are her rights ?
What can she do to get her share from sister and brother /

Deepika Mishra   18 April 2011 at 16:09

is Advertising in the news paper is mandatory?

Is it mandatory to publish in a newspaper a notice for sale of property?

Anonymous   18 April 2011 at 16:02

Triparty

Dear sir,

we have a plot which is given by govement for farmer which they name as 12.50% property.
we have given that plot for development to builder with aggement that after construnction he will take half part and we will get half part .means out of 30 flat he will get 15 and we get 15.and additional he gave some money per falt to us .
Now construction has started and my builder has sell his part to other people and now he is telling that those people who buy house from his not getting home loan.
so he is telling to do triparty,which we feel that is not correct.because it will give all rights to builder and we will be for the name sake.pl give me suggetion what to do for this ?

sanjay   18 April 2011 at 14:02

PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION STOPPING STAY ORDER FORMAT

PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION STOPPING
STAY ORDER FORMAT

STAY ORDER FOR STOPPING OF CONSTRUCTION SENT TO ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

PLEASE URGENT REQUIRED A STAY ORDER FORMAT

Anonymous   18 April 2011 at 13:31

son's claim in father's ancestral property

My father inherited 4 acres of agricultural land from my grandfather.He is a retired goverment servant and earning a good pension apart from the income from this ancestral agricultural land. We are only two brothers but due to reasons unknown to me, my father always traets me like a step son. My father spends the income from this agricultural land on the family of my brother but does not give me anything.Now I have come to know that he is planning to sell this land. What can I do in this matter? Can I file a partition suit for this land even when my father is alive? I live in a different city separate from my father. Can I claim my share in this property during the life time of my father?

Anonymous   18 April 2011 at 08:24

regarding the share of grandson in their ancestral property

sir ,my question is we have property which is in the name of my mother in law now her daughter is claiming for the share in that property who is debarred by her mother as after my mother in law my sons along with my husband have the share in that property as equal or have more right then my husband and her daughter as for my sons it would be the ancestral property.

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 20:51

revoking of sale deed

My father in law has sold his property to me and a sale deed has been executed.
two years back his elder daughter in law had made a sale agreement on a plane paper.
My question is can his elder daughter in law get this sale deed revoked based on her sale agreement?

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 16:11

Distribution of ancestral proper among daughters

Hi
Facts-
I belong to hindu family and resides in Uttar pradesh. My mother has 3 brothers and a sister (all married). My grandfather inherited agricultaural land (located in Uttar pradesh) from his father during early 80's. My grand father died in 1989. He did not made any will. After his death his wife & all his children had signed certain document pertaining to his property (i dont have the complete details right now- pls give your ans in possible situations). Post his death the land was given on rent by my uncles and the receipts were shared among my 3 uncles & grandmother. My father died in 2002.

My uncles have sold the agricultural land about an year ago without informing my mother and my aunt. Now both my mother and aunt wants to claim their share.

My questions are-
1. Their (my mom & aunt) status as coparceners.
2. Their right to claim share in sale proceeds of land.
3. Can they claim their share in the income earned by renting the land.
4. What are the applicable statutes

Thankyou

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 15:58

Transfer of property in my name

My parents are residing in Delhi.They are dependent on me.Both of them are above the age of 60 yrs.Now ,To avoid any litigation after death,i am thinking to get a registered will from them.We are 4 sisters & myself(only son).There are a few properties situated in Delhi and U.P.registered in their name Basically I had contributed the most at the time of purchase.Due to foolishness of mine I had advised them to registered in their name.Now I want to transfer these assets back to my name by least expensive way,as i come to know that after the death probatment is require in case of "will" .Suggest

Pratap Chakraborty   17 April 2011 at 09:27

Legal validity of POA by lLand owners to Developers in West Bengal

We want to buy a land of 4000sft from the land owners to develop a building from a town in West Bengal.We want to sale the flats after construction.
Land owner of 3600sft wants to sale by registration of their share to us, but the other owners of only 400sft wants to give POA to us for construction & sale.
Is the process is valid? Can we face an hazards/difficulties from the owners giving POA to us in future.
Please detail asap.