A person who has taken my sign on a blank paper by mentally pressure.
Now his lawyer send me a demands notice of Rs. 25,000.00 with a Interest @ 24%.
What can I do.riven
Hi,
Can a private limited company buy residential property on company name.
Thanksriven
client name:radha
i am from andhra pradesh my father purchased 2acr of land in his name in late 1970,he died in 1982,he didnot made any will,he had one son and one daughter(married in 1978),after that his son(my brother) wrote(on stamp paper) 10 cents of land to me(sister)and i sold this 10 cent to some other,my brother also registered 35 cents of land to others with out my sign ,now the case is in court for partition
1)son(died)--his legal heirs(wife,daughter)claimed that his husband/father given a gift deed to his marrid sister so they dont have any right on this property
and also a patta passbook is our name(wife)
my doubts
-->writing on stamp paper is a valid gift deed to me?
-->what r the transaction made by son is valid or not?
-->is siter has any right asking share on the property?
-->how the property distributed among them?riven
Hi All,
We are facing a problem in our society for one flat.
That was registered in joint name of Wife as first holder & husband as second or joint holder.
They had registered nomination in the names of thieir Married daughter & A minr son with the society.
(1)Now with the death of the first holder (Wife) can the husband ask for Transfer of Flat to his Name only?
(2)What is the legal standing of their Daughter & Son?
(3) In what proportion lawfully The father, Daughter & Son claim rights on the flat in question?
(4)What can be the stand of the society with regards to transfer applcation by the Husband(Second Holder)?riven
In our society, one memeber is claiming that he has paid a seperate amount to Builder at the time of purchase of flat for "OPEN PARKING SPACE"...
(1)Can a Builder lawfully sell Open Parking Space like this (Not to every members, but to some members before formation of society)??
(2) Now with the increasing number of vehicles in society, can society lawfully utilise total available Open Parking Space (Including that of the member claiming his FIXED PARKING SPACE to rearrange total parking arrangement of the members??
(3)In such case, can member ask for refund of amount paid for Open parking from the builder, who is one of the members of the society??riven
In our society, one memeber is claiming that he has paid a seperate amount to Builder at the time of purchase of flat for "OPEN PARKING SPACE"...
(1)Can a Builder lawfully sell Open Parking Space like this (Not to every members, but to some members before formation of society)??
(2) Now with the increasing number of vehicles in society, can society lawfully utilise total available Open Parking Space (Including that of the member claiming his FIXED PARKING SPACE to rearrange total parking arrangement of the members??
(3)In such case, can member ask for refund of amount paid for Open parking from the builder, who is one of the members of the society??
riven
My real paternal uncle, Indian Hindu, passed away in 2004 & his wife passed away month ago. They had no son or daughter. The clinic is in the name of uncle & residence is in the name of his wife. There is no nomination. My uncle had 4 brothers all are passed away. His wife survived by her mother, 2 sisters & a brother. Please let me know who are the legal heirs? Is his wife's mother-brother-sisters has any claim in the property
Thanks for the valuable advice. Will the situation diferes if my aunt is working woman?riven
I had rented ground floor of my ancestral house in chennai on 11 months leave and license agreement in 2007 march.At the end of lease period the tenant was requested to vaccate as I need the premises for own use.My sister who is joint owner occupies the first floor.The tenant continued to stay under some pretext and finally when written notice was served in jul 09 ,he has stopped paying rent and has threatended to go to court.I am an ex-servicemen and do not own any house in chennai,my house is 40 yrs old in delapitated condition and needs to be extensively repaired.I understand that serving armed forces personnel and ex-servicemen have some privilage of seeking early settlement from authorities.Can anybody adviceriven
Succession
A Brother say "A" died intestate having one flat. He has two sisters "B" and "C" and another brother "D". "A" was unmarried. "D" was married, but a few years later, "D" also died. Both the sisters decide to sell the flat and as a part of the procedure apply for heirship certificate of "A"'s flat and get the same in a few months. Can "D"'s wife also claim stake in the procceds which the sisters would receive after selling the property? If yes as per which law?riven