Anonymous
13 March 2011 at 12:13
Hello ,
My late grandfather had possessed agricultural land close to a major city in India . He has 2 sons, my father being one of them. My grandfather's other son(my dad's brother) has 2 sons.
Even though my dad's brother is no more, for some unknown reason my cousins are delaying the partition of the land which is still in my deceased grandfather's name. My dad is keen on the partition.
Can he legally force my cousins into a partition?How long will the partition process take going through the
court system?
Since i am a woman and the only child to my dad am i at a disadvantage of getting my share in case my dad cannot get the partition done during his lifetime?
Thanks,
RD
sampath kumar
13 March 2011 at 12:01
meaning of legal heir ,
, 1. is central govt. employee (father)entitle for son's LIC policy as a legal heir after his son's death .. and also position of mother.
2. documents required to be submitted to the court to get the legal heir
3. is second wife a legal heir.
thanks in advance.
Amit
13 March 2011 at 11:50
My friend's land was acquired by the government 10 years back due to nonpayment of sales tax. He now wishes to repossess the land. What is the procedure to do the same?
akshay
13 March 2011 at 10:57
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Anonymous
12 March 2011 at 23:33
Dear Sirs.
I would begin with introducing myself. I am Acharya , ex govt employee, retired and living in west delhi.
Sir, my grievance is as follow
We are two brothers and one sister, my sister being the eldest one (divorcee and living with us) and a younger brother doing metal business in east Delhi
Sir we have a ancestral property in west Delhi, for which we 3 are legal heirs. Since I was with government service I was living in the government accommodation till this time, Now retired, I resorted to go back to my ancestral property along with my family and elder sister.
Now the trouble is that my younger brother living with his family in that place and is not willing to vacate the place for reconstruction, we have tried all our best effort but he is simply not interested in cooperating with us.
Our mother died long back without leaving a will, as to who is the owner of the property, hence making all of us equal share holders.
Now, I and my sister have decided to get rid of the property by selling it off, as there is no point in leaving with a shrewd person like him.
Can you please guide us as to what will be the best way out to handle such situation; we don’t want to get into any trouble neither wants him to land in some kind of trouble.
Thanks for taking out time for reading my post. Hope to hear a resolution from you.
sampath kumar
12 March 2011 at 22:29
sir,
as per you, is nominee entitle for whole LIC amount, if not in what ratio it will be distributed
abhishek
12 March 2011 at 20:55
i want to buy two plots in lajpat nagar and want to enquire in whose name those plots are and registered to whom how can i do that . And do i need an advocate or any deed officer to do that
ashutosh
12 March 2011 at 14:11
We want to execute leave and license agreement in Maharashtra. Monthly rental is 14256/- and it is for 5 years.
pls advice what will be the stamp duty.
Anonymous
12 March 2011 at 12:22
My wife has 3 brothers & an elder sister. A land is on the name of her mother & she wants to give that land to my wife. But problem is that paper of the land is with her husband & he does not want to give anything to his daughter. Also he has so much property on his name. My wife's mother is illiterate but can sign only. My question is how she can give the land to her daughter without knowing anyone in her family till she lives.
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