Anonymous
03 November 2010 at 16:12
I have a flat on my name. I have 3 children. I want to nominate and will the flat on my youngest daughter's name. Can I legally do it? What are the loopholes possible? what is the foolproof method of seeing to it that she has no problem after my death to get my flat.
Anonymous
03 November 2010 at 11:28
i am living at jashpur c.g. and my grand parents captured 6000sq" najool land in the city year 1955 and they made home of on it and now we are living here. we paid all kind of bill/tax like water,electricity,and land tax paid to nagarpalika in behalf of my grandfather's name and matter is we dont have patta means land paper so how i can register this land to by my name . and where i can get patta.
rathish kumar
02 November 2010 at 22:56
I want to purchase a site the details are as follows
A site measuring 30X60 was allotted to Mr.A on 29.03.1917 by Muncipality, Mr. Mr.A has got 2 sons and 2 doughters.i.e. Mr.B and Mr.C. Wherein Mr.B has got 4 sons and 4 doughters and Mr.A has also got 2 sons and 4 daughters.The partition was made on 30.01.1997 by deviding the site equally (15X60) by making sons of Mr.B as first party and Sons and daughters of Mr.C as second party.The first party has purchased the divided 15X 60 site from second party by giving them a agreed consideration but in the deed thy have not taken the signatures of the sons and daughters of the 2nd party i.e of Mr.C’s 2 sons and 4 doughters but taken signatures of these parties i.e 2 sons and 4 doughters. On partition Mr.A, Mr.B and Mr.C were not alive.
My question is
Is there is any share for sons and daughters of 2nd party i.e 2 sons and 4 doughters of Mr.C please clarify
Anonymous
02 November 2010 at 21:18
can a registered will be challenged after 49 yrs after execution? the property through this will has been enjoyed, sold etc and now it has been challenged in the court so that the property cannot be divided amongst the female heirs
Anonymous
02 November 2010 at 20:04
the judge admitted & passed a injunction not to alinate the property against us without hearing our side of the case. we did not even get a legal notice about the same, please advice.
NITIN
02 November 2010 at 15:31
Can I buy a property in my name and second holder my minor son?
Anonymous
02 November 2010 at 12:41
There is a joint bank account in the names of A & B, not related to each other, and the operation powers are only with A. If A dies leaving substantial amount in that account and without any nomination or any will. Whether B gets any right in the amount in such joint account.
sandeep
02 November 2010 at 12:33
Hi, we have 3 shops in jaipur which were rented around 15 years back (without agreement). Since, I was a govt. servant & posted at another location & earning quite well, I never took pain for these shops. Now, on Sep 2010, I got retired & my main source of income has finished. Now, when we asked our tenants to vacate the shops in 1-2 months, so that I can start some business, they refuse to vacate the said place. How can we make them to vacate the said place, through legal process in less time. The said place is in jaipur.Please advice me.
Anonymous
02 November 2010 at 10:51
Housing society is requested for NOC by the owner-seller of a flat in the society.
How much time will this take. The NOC is already cleared by the Secretary and signed. Does this require General Body meeting clearance ? What is the minimum time for calling General Body Meeting ? Are these dependent on the bye-laws of the society, or are there overall guiding principles by the Society or other Statute ? Thanks.
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Flat on Loan
Dear Experts,
A flat is to be bought by Son, his Wife and Father by taking bank loan by all the of them in Mumbai. In case the father dies in the future, who will be the lawfull owner of the Flat, the Son and his wife or the entire legal heirs of the father?