meenakshi chauhan
12 March 2011 at 00:35
If an owner of some property gives some portion of his premises to one relative to reside as licensee, but that licensee gave one room of his area to someone on rent.
Do the actual owner has any right on that rent which the licensee is earning?
can the owner file any suit against that licensee?
Anonymous
11 March 2011 at 23:57
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Anonymous
11 March 2011 at 21:41
To All the respected Lawyers on this website,
my name is Harmeet Singh from Dehradun, uttarakhand. Recently joined this website as a registered user. Would like to ask the expert lawyers about my latest concern on property issue.
Me and my parents were living with our Gandmother(mother's mother) since 1989 in Dehradun as my granny called my father and mother for her old age support as my mom does not has a real brother. We had a WILL from granny saying my MOM & myself as the successors after her demise. Now recently on Feb-1, 2011 my granny expired and my mom got into an emotional trap by her mother's far relatives on property. She filed a false case on me, my dad, and my wife saying that she wants all 3 of us to leave this house as she is the only owner now.
As far as I know that if my name is there on the WILL can I file a CASE in court asking for my share from my mother.
Please advise me something, as my family is breaking due to this.
Regards,
Harmeet Singh
Dehra Dun.
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4ukevi@indiatimes.com
TEJ NARAYAN RAO
11 March 2011 at 21:16
Can ownership of a house purchased at Lucknow (UP) in the name of wife (housewife) be transferred in favour of serving husband, who is paying all the EMIs out of his salary but not getting income tax exemption? If yes, how?
Anonymous
11 March 2011 at 21:10
Two witnesses appeared before Sub-Registrar during execution and registration of a Will. One of the witnesses is now denying to have put his sign, thumb impression on the will as attesting witness and saying that he was not present at the time of execution and registration of the will.
My query to learned experts is:
(1) Will denial of the second witness as mentioned above, lead to cancellation of the registered will?
(2) Can the court take into consideration the statement of the first witness who admits attestation of the will and order transfer of legacy in favour of legatees?
(3) Can the second witness who is now denying attestation of the will for vested interests, though he was an attesting witness to the registered will, be prosecuted and convicted for lying on oath in the Court?
Thanks.
Anonymous
11 March 2011 at 20:19
We have a property in mumbai and are looking to sell it. The property is in the name of my father and grandmother( both deceased). i have inherited my fathers share as per his will. but my grandmother died inestate. my father had 10 siblings.
My father had one sister.(Married in 1979 and now deceased)
i want to know that, is my fathers sister's husband or his children entitled to any share in the property under the hindu succession act? Will their signature be required for the sale?
Law Student
11 March 2011 at 20:07
If an aged landlord files an tenant-eviction suit, what happens upon the demise of the landlord while the suit(or appeals) are in progress?
Do all the heirs of the landlord-petitioners have to become party to the suit? Can only some of the heirs choose to become party to the suit (or appeals)?
Some of the sons of the landlord-petitioner may not be interested in litigation.
If only some of the heirs become party to the lawsuit, will the tenant be liable to pay the whole amount of the back-rent (or damages etc.) or only a fraction based upon the number of sons who choose to become party to the suit?
Thanks.
Aj Mann
11 March 2011 at 19:55
Does a Deed of Relinquishment from releasors in the UK need to be attested by the Indian High Commission in the UK or can it just be witnessed by two people?
Anonymous
11 March 2011 at 18:11
In some States Special Power of Attorney for sell is required to be registered at the office of Registrar or Sub registrar, where the property is situated. Where as some times it requires only notarization. (no need to register with registrar or sub registrar). What is the actual rule prevailing in Gujarat State? Is there any different rule if executer for POA is NRI and has signed it in presence of Notary over there(Abroad) and recipient accepts it in presence of Notary of Gujarat State and registers the same with Notary.(Photos of both executer and holders are affixed)
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sister share in ancestral property n invalidation of the following registry?
My grandfather took a land on rent to run a workshop about 30 years back from Ram. After few years(likely 7-8yrs)Ram offered my grandfather to buy the land and my grandfather agreed and paid some amount to Ram but not the full amount. Coincidentally due to illness n age factors Ram passed away without any registry or agreement legally but left a note of amount taken from my grandson against the land. RAM had 1SON and 5 DAUGHTER'S and his Wife was also alive. Ram's son refused to sell the land n took my grandfather to court, but later settled the matter and sold us the land. The registry finally was worked in year JAN 1991, in which the Ram's son KARAN wrote that, "i the only son of my father agrees to sell the land to _____". The registry was on the name of my father as per my grandfather's wish (my grandfather is still alive).My father passed away in 2006 with no will, and the only legal heirs of my fathers property are my mother, me and my minor sister. Now we want to sell the land but the buyer's lawyer raised the issue that the registry should be signed by Ram's daughter i.e karan's sisters. Is the point raised by the lawyer is correct, if so why..?? what can i do now. There is no hope that i can get it signed from all five sister's of karan now.I have not received any notice from anyone related to the ram's family since 20 years from registry. Is there any kind of time barred law? please help on this topic