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B.Siva Kumar   25 February 2018 at 09:21

Partition Suit

A female dies in estate.she had self acquired property.she died in estate leaving 2 sons and 2 daughters.All her sons and daughters died before 2005.except eldest son wife. She is full possession of property till now.At present situation the younger sons daughters filled partition suit.
Does any law can defend us for rejecting partition suit.
Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   24 February 2018 at 15:27

Agriculture land

hi,
I am residing in Gujarat and completed my civil engineering degree. Actually I want to buy an agricultural land for the same purpose but nobody in my family is related to agriculture industry (agriculturist).

Please let me know is their any way to buy agricultural land?

Anonymous   24 February 2018 at 15:21

Mortgagee rights vis a vis minor's rights

My brother in law died last year leaving behind my sister 51 years and her minor daughter 13 years old. My brother in law had taken mortgage loan on a property EMI for which we are unable to pay.
We are unable to sell the property as the buyers insists for court clearance certificate which I am told would take around an year.
As we willing the repay the debt by selling the property what is the remedy?
The property may now be classified as NPA and can the lenders sell the property without the court clearance.
Please advice.

B.Siva Kumar   24 February 2018 at 13:02

Partition Suit

A Hindu married female dies in estate.she had self acquired property.she had 2 sons 3 daughters all died before 2005.elder sons wife is still alive and in the possession of property.now younger sons daughters are asking for portion.
Under what section they can file partition suit.
Thanks in Advance.

BAIJU KUMAR ROY   23 February 2018 at 13:06

West bengal co-operative society act

Respected Experts, I wanted to know that can a member of a Co-Operative Society build flats as per West Bengal Co-Operative Society Act & sold these flats to different people

DATT K   23 February 2018 at 09:20

Witness

Many people say that on the sale deed one of the witnesses should be an ADVOCATE. How far this is legally correct.

Himasagar T   22 February 2018 at 00:29

Regarding release deed

I am female resident of Andhra pradesh. My father expired in 2015 without writing any will for open plot (own property). we didn't apply for succession rights. Now My mother and 2 sisters want to release/ relinquish their shares to me without any money consideration. My plot market value is around 20 lakhs. Will release deed and mutation is sufficient for transferring their rights to me? 0.5% registration fee is clear but what will be the stamp duty to release among family members without money consideration in my state?? kindly help me..

Anonymous   21 February 2018 at 18:48

Regarding exparte order passsed by maha rera

Hello,

What would happen further if exparte order been passed against the builder of not been present in all hearings of RERA and then RERA shoots exparte order against him for compensation.But the builder doesn't reply or obeys RERA order .Is there any further way that RERA can force the builder to obey the exparte order if no response from builder?

Anonymous   21 February 2018 at 18:31

Daughters right is father acquired properties

The case is as under :
The appellent is the youngest sister amongust 6 sisters and three brother and mother. Belong to hindu family.
Her father has purchased the following properties.
1) Land measuring 4 acres and 8 guntas,
2) Land measuring 12 guntas,
3) Three houses measuring around 9000 sq ft and 6 rooms,
4) Commercial shop measuring 3200 sq ft,
5) iquidity in the gold shop.
I need suggetions on the following queries.
Youngest sister is the appellent.,
a) She got married in the year 1995
b) Her father died in the year 1972 when she was in the womb of her mother.
c) he died without making any will regarding these properties.
d) ne of her brothers has given her a mere 3 guntas of land under a gift deed and in that he has taken signatures of the appellent as not to ask for any share in the remaining properties. the gift deed is not registered, mearly a noteried document in the year 2012.
e) she has fied a suit under Hindu succession act,,section 6 (Karnataka amendment section 6(A) ).. on 16 Jun 2016.
Please clarify whether her brother who has made a gift deed can have the signatures , and deny her right on the share of her in her fathers owned remaining properties.

Pallavi   20 February 2018 at 17:01

About tenancy transfer

Can anyone buy and make tenancy transfer on his or her name for two rooms in different buildings.
Or I m the owner of flat still can I purchase tenancy transfer on my name