Anonymous
15 February 2011 at 14:50
hi can we sisters have the share of mothers property or only do the sons have the right
Amit Surase
15 February 2011 at 14:22
Mr. A and Mr. B are 2 brothers and they are the owners of flat. Now Mr. A and Mr. B wan that such flat should not be soled without permission or sign of there parents.
So can Mr. A and Mr. B can make any document or POA which will have such a point that flat cannot be sold unless it is signed BY Mr.A, Mr.B and By there parents.
If yes then what is procedure.
Anonymous
15 February 2011 at 12:24
Hi
My maternal Grandparents had 4 daughters & 2 sons, My mother is their 5th child. Their properties in and around madurai was not divided till date. My grandpa was died around 23 years before, Both of my maternal uncle was died, first uncle on 2000 & second uncle on 2007. My grandmother also passed away on 13th of Feb 2011. Now my grandparents properties was enjoyed by both of my maternal uncle's family. Even after my grandma's death my uncle family's are not willing to give any share to the other 4 daughter's. So According to the latest Hindu Succession act what is the way to get property from my uncle's family, also Give me suggestions regarding this case.
Anonymous
15 February 2011 at 11:09
Suppose X, Y and Z are the nominees (varas of owner (Interstate Succession)) of flat but the possession at X and Z want to sell his share, this is the situation so the agreement to sale which between Z and other party need to register, I listen supreme court says there is no need to register agreement to sale if the sealer not having possession. My question is whether the notaries’ agreement to sale is valid in this situation.
maninder kohli
15 February 2011 at 04:04
what legal remedies are open to a landlord where the legal tennant has emigrated abroad but has left a relative to occupy the property. I am in such a situation . We have started a legal action against the tennant by serving a notice then filing acase on grounds of subletting. His advocate responded to our notice by denying everything but despite 3 hearings has not shownup in the court. What can we do to procceed with this matter ?
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 19:56
Could you pl. provide a link where I can refer the rates for property in Mumbai as fixed in ready recknor 2011.
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 15:53
Hi, My father passed away recently. He had a propoerty in his name. He is survived by his wife and 3 children (1 residing abroad). We intend residing in the house. What are the formalities required to be completed.
Anonymous
14 February 2011 at 15:29
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?
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relinquishment deed
my mother had a immovable property ( house ) in her name(not ancestral proprty) she passed away, without any will . Me my brother and sister signed a relinquishment deed in our faters name and registered it.
Now my father by a ( REGISTERED GIFT DEED ) gaved the house to me, in my favour.
i want to know that am i now the complete owner of the house and can i sell it.
does my brother and sister (or their children) have any right left on that house