Anonymous
29 January 2018 at 18:25
My dad passed away on 01st Nov 2017 .
In one partition deed between him and us (first wife sons) ;he got the property for 1 acre in joint for himself and first wife.
His First wife passed away in 2008. Dad has made a will on this property in 2013 to pass on to second wife and her kids. Now the respective government official are asking for probate of will.
what is the need for probate? what happens to joint property after one of the joint owner has passed? Can we contest the will ? Or the property goes to his second wife and kids as mentioned in the will?
Anonymous
29 January 2018 at 15:20
My paternal aunt died leaving behind a flat in a co-operative housing society (currently occupied by tenant kept by my aunt when she was alive), provident fund, bank accounts and gold in Mumbai. My aunt was a cancer patient and was residing at her cousin brothers (mother’s sister’s son) place at time of death. According to Christian law who is rightful to inherit her assets. I am her brother’s son can I inherit it? What if she kept a will? Can my uncle claim her property on the ground that he took care of her? If I am eligible to claim her property what is the procedure? I am an inhabitant of Mumbai. Kindly guide me.
S Singh
29 January 2018 at 13:09
A flat was purchased me being the member as per share certificate. I was minor that time and hence my father became guardian and bills are coming in his name. Since I am Major now, married and name changed, I want to put my name as Major now. But the secretary of society wants an undertaking from me that I shall not use the flat for commercial purpose. I am running a coaching class there for the past 10 years. How to get name transferred without giving any undertaking to the secretary?
salman khan
28 January 2018 at 19:46
There is one Power of Attorney was executed in the year 1993 by the Executant in favour of brother of purchaser. that time brother was unable to manage the affair of the said shop due to his illiteracy, hence the purchaser kept the power of attorney on his brother's name. now the purchaser wants to transfer his brother's power to his Son's name. kindly guide which types of documents need to execute in order to transfer the complete power of brother the brother of purchaser to the Son of purchaser.
Anonymous
28 January 2018 at 00:25
Hello
Please go through my query.
" My Grandmother had signed a sale deed on a white paper to our villagers in 2000. She was innocent and ignorant to sign, as she was made to trust them that she had agricultural land. They have managed to fabricate Pattadhar Passbook and Title Deed with influence which again are not on revenue record. Even the Survey number was not mentioned in the sale deed as she didn't know where the land is in her name"
1. Is that sale deed valid?
2. Can they present the sale deed in any court now?
Anonymous
27 January 2018 at 19:11
We filed a partition suit ...but defendants have brought an argument that they are having a will....but when my family elders spoke with them the defendants admitted that there is no will at all...I have voice recordings of that conversation...does these are accepted as evidences by court..please advise me
uttara harshe
26 January 2018 at 22:39
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?
Please reply
SHAMSUNDER GURJAR
26 January 2018 at 15:33
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.
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?
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Paternal aunt's property
My paternal aunt died leaving behind a flat in a co-operative housing society (currently occupied by tenant kept by my aunt when she was alive), provident fund, bank accounts and gold in Mumbai. My aunt was a cancer patient and was residing at her cousin brothers (mother’s sister’s son) place at time of death. According to Christian law who is rightful to inherit her assets. I am her brother’s son can I inherit it? What if she kept a will? Can my uncle claim her property on the ground that he took care of her? If I am eligible to claim her property what is the procedure? I am an inhabitant of Mumbai. Kindly guide me.