Anonymous
23 June 2010 at 09:55
All property is in my Mothers name. She expired two years back. My father left us long back before 28 years. He got married and staying away (We are aware where he is) No divorce has been given to mother by my father. We are two sons for my mother. I am the younger one. Now please advice whats my position and percentage of acuring the property.
Anonymous
23 June 2010 at 07:01
What are the legal remedies available to the land owner having only 1 acre land in his name for converting agricultural land into residential/industrial land, as the tenant(kauldar) is trying to acquire the land by threatening court case?
M MANOJ KUMAR
22 June 2010 at 22:10
IS REGISTRATION OF LEASE AGREEMENT MANADATORY ?
nit
22 June 2010 at 17:06
sir
my grandmother hd 3 sons .my fther n 2 chachas.the eldest chcha is very cunning and greedy.
my granny died in hospital on 5 nov 1992 and my chacha made a will on the 1 of nov in the hospital..
in the will he has done all the properties of amma in his name n a few in my others chachas name..bt has not even mentioned my fathers name anywhere.sir i am the eldest granddaughter of the house.he has not even written mine or my brothers name anywhr.
my chacha has no kids .he has an adopted child.in the will he has kept something or the other in the name of this adopted child and all the other kids of the family(my buas kids names are also there)
only me my father and my brother are left out.my granny had a lot of property and a lot of gold.
sir i want to clarify on these points
1. the will is unregistered and is on a
plain sheet of paper
2. there are witness but they are my grannys brother and sis.(is sign of blood relation valid)
3. though she was in the hospital(deathbed) at that time ,,there is no sign of any doctor on the will.
4. the sign of amma is only on the last page of will(will is 2 pages long)
5. we doubt that the will is in the handwriting of chacha(the will is totally in his favour)
As the daughter of the house can i challenge this will and if i do what are the chances of winnning the case.
pls guide
somashekhar
22 June 2010 at 16:08
Sir,
There is immovable property, it was joint registered between husband and wife. They have only two daughter, both are married.
After death of father, the elder daughter got entire property in her name by gift deed without notice to younger daughter.
Now younger daughter wanted to get her interest. Please advice, how the younger daughter get their share.
Please tell us, is younger daughter has rights.
Sanjeev Srivastava
22 June 2010 at 15:39
Hi!
My maternal grandmother had a property in her name which is actually ancestral property of her husband, who died in 1966 and the property got transferred in her name. She died in Aug. 2008 and left behind three married daughters, no son. After her death in Aug.,2008 the sons of my grand father's brothers, who co-owned the enire ancestral property, claiming that there is no heir to my grandmother property, got the propertry transferred in their names.
Is it legal?
Can daughters claim for their mother's property as she had died?
If so, what is the process to do so?
Mr maternal grand mother made a registered will in favour her three daughters specifying that her property should be equally divied among them.
Please reply and help.
Thanking you,
Sanjeev Srivastav
madhan raj
22 June 2010 at 14:54
1)My great grand father died in 1950. my grand father died in 1992 he was only son of My great grand father. My father was born in 1943 and he died in 2003 he was only son of My grand father. my father have three sister all married before 1970. I have one younger brother and my mother.
my grand father died in 1992 I came know 2005 act does not apply. Because he died prior to 2005 act.
2) my father being born prior to 1956 act he was only son of my grand father and my grand father was only son of My great grand father. I came to know that there is only son law by which my father get all of my grand father share. According to 1933 Mysore act sec 8 (1) d Please help me.
Anonymous
22 June 2010 at 11:10
My father has purchased a property in Orissa and built a house in 1974 .He died in 1992 and my mother died in 1999. He has not made a will. We are 3 brothers and 2 sisters. My sister were married in 1971 and 1992 resp.
How is the property to be divided. Are sisters entitled to any shareand if so how much.
Suresh
21 June 2010 at 23:56
My mother stays in our own home which she owns fully. My elder sister and her husband had taken a loan from bank against this property and is unable to pay their loans. Almost half of the loans were paid by mom and she intends to pay the balance loan and close this at the earliest as she is a Guarantor to the loan taken by them!
Now she would also like to make a will which shows distributing her own property among the three of us only(myself, my younger brother & our second sister)and omit her elder daughter from getting any portion of the property citing the financial assistance given to her so far!
Can she prepare the above Will and register it legally so that NO ARGUMENTS CAN BE RAISED BY THE ELDER DAUGHTER OR HER HUSBAND? Can my Mothers Will be challenged by my Eldest sister in the Court of Law? Pl Advise!
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