p babu
14 February 2011 at 15:04
'A' delivered a fixed deposits receipt worth Rs.10 lakhs to a Banker across the counter and obtained a loan, 'A' died leaving his widow who is also the nominee for he value of the fixed deposit. Discuss the rights of the widow agianst the Banker.
pl give reference answer .
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 12:54
Dear Experts,
I am going to purchase a residential flat at kolkata through bank finance. I am purchasing property for the first time.
Kindly let me know the documents, that I should verify and how; and also the precautions, that I should take.
Thanking you in anticipation and awaiting your reply.
Best regards,
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 11:43
My dad's mother's great grand mother purchased a property in 1901 in Kerala and died intestate. I would like to know how the property would be divided and who the legal heirs will be. As far as I know, the great grand mother had 4 children, 2 of whom died with no children,one had a son and the other had 2 children. The son also died and now only his grand son is alive. The 2 children are still alive and out of them 1 has a son and the other has 5 children. These people also have children. How will the property be divided and who are the correct legal heirs. Please advise.
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 10:33
someone is treatening me to sell my ancestral property. the property owner is my late father and transfer of property is still not done to me. he is saying that he has aggriment done by me to sell the property. He might did it with my duplicate signature. what should i do? if he has done the aggriment or any ducuments with my duplicate signature, is it a worry for me?
pls reply.
Anonymous
13 February 2011 at 18:11
What is the Supreme Court verdict about sale of parking place in a flat?
Anonymous
13 February 2011 at 17:39
- If a person wills a part of his land to his son, do the grandchildren have rights in it too?
- And when the son wants to sell the land, do the grandchildren(who are majors) have equal rights in the contract and the returns thereof?
- If the son tries to influence his children(by covering up facts, manipulating, threatening violence, etc.) to sign the contract is the contract valid? What steps can the grandchildren take to protect their interests?
- In case the son takes a big advance sum from the buyer before the actual sale and the sale does not pull through, are the grandchildren responsible for such actions too even if they are not aware of what has taken place?
raju
13 February 2011 at 16:54
DEAR SIRS.
WE HAVE A JOINT LEASE HOLD RESIDENTIAL PLOT/HOUSE (PROPERTY)IN DELHI WHICH WAS ALLOTED JOINTLY BY THE LAND AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO MY FATHER AND UNCLE AFTER INDIA PARTITION AND WAS ALLOTTED AGAINST THE PROPERTY OF OUR GRANDFATHER IN PAKISTAN.MY (LATE) FATHER AND OUR FAMILIY ARE RESIDING IN THIS FOR PAST 40 YEARS AND MY UNCLE(LATE) AND HIS FAMILY IS RESIDING IN BOMBAY AND HAVE NEVER STAYED THIS PROPERTY WITH US.THE LEASE DEED SAYS THAT THE PROPERTY CANNOT BE SUB-DIVIDED.(THIS PROPERTY ORIGINALLY WAS IN JOINT NAMES OF MY FATHER AND MY UNCLE)..NOW BOTH MY UNCLE AND MY FATHER HAVE EXPIRED.IS IT LEGALLY POSSIBLE THAT WE(MYSELF,MY SISTER AND MY MOTHER)AS LEGAL HIERS SELL OFF OUR FATHERS SHARE IN THE PROPERTY WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE CO- OWNER (MY UNCLES LEGAL HIERS)IN THE OPEN MARKET. ALSO WE WANT TO GO FOR A IMMEDIATE SALE AND DON’T HAVE THE TIME TO SUBSTITUTE OUR NAMES AGAINST OUR FATHERS SHARE/TITLE IN THE SAID PROPERTY.ARE WE LEGALLY ENTITLED TO GO FOR THE SALE AS LEGAL HIERS WITHOUT GOING THROUGH THE SUBSTITUTION PROCESS AS IT IS USUALLY A VERY LENGHTY PROCESS,AND WOULD TAKE MONTHS TO DO SO.PLEASE ADVICE.
THANKS AND REGARDS,
manoj
13 February 2011 at 12:25
Hi everyone I have a query that to give a complaint regarding unauthorized construction and encroachment in Delhi to whom all we can address the letter (i.e. copy to) by which a maximum action can be taken against the person performing illegal activity.
Thank you
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Sale of Gair Marusi Land
One of my relations, an owner of a piece of agriculture land in Haryana, died intestate leaving behind two widowed daughters in law, one son and one daughter. After lot of difficulties, the said land has been mutated in the names of the legal heirs Now the situation is this that the land is gair marusi under the possession of some of the people living in that area and they are occupying the land for a long time and not paying anything to the owner. What could be the legal hurdle/status, if land is sold to someone other than the people occupying the land, as they do not seem to part with the land or the price of land? Financial position of the legal heirs is also not good to go for unending litigation. Would some expert show the path to get the lost land?