Uttara Harshe
26 January 2018 at 10:00
In a case if first owner of the house is Husband and the second owner is One Of the Parent. Then is it possible that brother in law will claim for the house in future or a wife have the rights to claim for the house?
Muskaan
25 January 2018 at 23:08
My father was two brothers . The property was made jointly by my father and my elder uncle . As it was a joint family and my uncle was elder one in the family hence the above property was made/ purchased on my Aunt’s name late . My elder uncle and my aunt died issue less (without having their own children).
We are also two brother myself and my younger brother. As I was in Railway service at Mumbai, my family (wife and children) was there to look after my old uncle-aunt and my father-mother. My children were schooling there at Patna City only.
After the death of my uncle aunt and my father mother, I brought my family to Mumbai for further education. My brother Santosh Kumar Sinha still lives there only at Patna City with his family (wife and children).
Now my brotther intends to sell the property without equal partition (He is selling two katha and leaves only one katha for me, which is a act of injustice and fraudulent).
In support of i that I have taken help from court and filed a Partition Suit and also imposed Injunction on 10 Jan 2018 on said property and requested court to do partition among us.
My advocated assured me that the notice has already been sent to him from court But as I confirmed form sources
notice has not yet delivered to him.
Now as per the information he has made deed to sell all property and about to do the registry the same in couple of week.
Please suggest what I should do now,
Also suggest if he do registry then will it be valid. What necessary action I should take on it,
sujitha
25 January 2018 at 21:45
I have a question regarding our land, the title deed of the land is recently changed to my dad's name and patta is in my mother name as it is.
so whether it will cause any issue in selling a property because we are planning to sell the land
B.S.NARAHARI
25 January 2018 at 21:11
Namasthae Sir,
My younger brother and my father was employee of one government firm in Bangalore. They both registered as members in the House Building society formed by the employees in their organization. The House buildings society may have its own bye-laws.
1) My brother applied for one small site and got allotted and registered by the Housing society in the year 2006.
2) Next my father also applied for site and owing to his seniority in membership got allotted and registered site from the same housing society in the year 2007.
3) Myself and my brother was not aware of any site purchase by our father by the same housing site .
4) The money for site purchase to my father was funded by my father's aged old friend's son.
5) Our father did not taken even one rupee as profit in this transaction and site got registered to our father's friend's son.
6) Since my younger brother was first to get allotted and registered site by the housing society. Now in future does housing society harass my brothers in any legal angle.
Please advice us
Regards
hari
Anonymous
25 January 2018 at 18:59
Issue is regarding a joint family property200sqyd. The property(house) is in the name of my grandfather and his real brother,they purchased the same in 1959. However both of them are not alive. My garndfather has 3 (sons) and 3 (daughters), out of 6 children only 2 are alive(the eldest son and the eldest daughter) and the daughters relinquished their shares by a registered deed. My grandfather's brother's family was never in possession of this property but their family had filed a suit for partition. The original registry of this house is lost, we have certified copies and a relinquishment document by my grandfather's real brother on a stamp paper with his sign(year 1984) but the same is not attested by the witnesses nor it is registered and also he took the money for signing the same. This house is in possesion of my grandfather's eldest son and the younger son's family(which includes me). We have raised a pakka construction on this property and never subject to objection. Please help how can we save our propety from grandfather's real brother's Issue is regarding a joint family property200sqyd. The property(house) is in the name of my grandfather and his real brother,they purchased the same in 1959. However both of them are not alive. My garndfather has 3 (sons) and 3 (daughters), out of 6 children only 2 are alive(the eldest son and the eldest daughter) and the daughters relinquished their shares by a registered deed. My grandfather's brother's family was never in possession of this property but their family had filed a suit for partition. The original registry of this house is lost, we have certified copies and a relinquishment document by my grandfather's real brother on a stamp paper with his sign(year 1984) but the same is not attested by the witnesses nor it is registered and also he took the money for signing the same. This house is in possesion of my grandfather's eldest son and the younger son's family(which includes me). We have raised a pakka construction on this property and never subject to objection. Please help how can we save our propety from grandfather's real brother's family. .
GOVINDARAJ
25 January 2018 at 14:52
Is it possible to write will in favour of grand children who is foreign citizens
Reya
25 January 2018 at 11:43
I have applied for letter of administration .court has preferred LA on the basis of producing Indemnity bond of xyz value. Please clarify the condotions in the indemnity bond which reads as � if the said Mr. x , do and shall, within six month from the grant to him of letter of administration of the estate of late Mr Y , deceased or such further time as said court may allow, do make or cause to be made a full and true inventory containing a full and true estimate of the property , assets and credits of the estate which have or shall come in his hands, possessions or to his knowledge in course of administration and also all debts and outstanding due and payable by the estate and exhibit the same in the said court and Do and shall, within one year from the said grant or such further time as the court may allow , exhibit an account of the estate of the said deceased, showing the assets which have come to his hands and the manner in which they have been applied , appropriated or disposed of and do and shall well and truly administer the property, assets and credits of the deceased according to the law and all and every the rest and residue of the said property, credits and assets which shall be found remaining and shall assent to and deliver and pay to such persons as shall be lawfully entitled thereto then and in such event the above written bond and obligations shall be void and of no effect , otherwise the same shall remain in full force and virtue �
Plz explain in simple terms? Can I apply for mutation?Can I sell my property after mutation? What obligations I have regarding the said property?
ashwani kumar bajpai
25 January 2018 at 11:00
By inheritance through a registered will, i own one floor of an old RCC building. I also have purchased another floor in the same building from my brother( his portion). Other two floors are owned by my cousins- sons of my deceased uncle.They have since long kept a family in their one portion and the internal arrangement is not known to us/ told to us. my both portions are locked since many years and are opened only on my yearly visit. My cousins stay in their other self acquired property in same district. I have been in an on all india basis job and will now be retiring. I too have acquired another property in another state and shall settle there. Therefore, i want to sell my portions.
As per Will, one can sell his portion only to the other brother- in this case to my cousins & not to any third party. So i have to sell it only to my cousins who will either decline or never give the right or respectable price as per circle rates or market rate but could effectively use it for any venture of theirs being businessmen. Please guide/help.
jaeinath
What other options i have to dispose of the property- my portions-
Govinda
24 January 2018 at 21:23
Hello Lawyer's Club
We are planning to purchase a piece of land/ plot recently. Can you please tell us what minute precautions to be taken before going ahead. Thank you.
Parking allotment
I have purchased a house in Karjat vide agreement dated 31st January, 2017. I have paid Rs. 70,000/- for parking to builder. He had assured to mark my parking area in stilt and issue me allotment letter for the same.
Its more than 1 year I have neither received Parking allotment letter nor marked my parking area in stilt.
suggest action since I have written so many letters to builder.