Maddy
13 July 2017 at 15:02
In love, got married in 2003, after 2yrs in-laws wanted us to buy house, so transfered INR 1o Lacs into my a/c, out of which bought a 1RK for 7.5 Lacs in both our names i being the primary, paid 1Lacs personal loan, rest spent on us. Now afted 3yrs of staying apart without any contact planning for divorce, as she dont want to stay with my dady who is 75yrs of age and alone. Will I be entitled to pay 50% back or less or more. We have a boy child 5yrs of age in her custody. havent paid expenses since we are not together
10 lacs paid by chq but no written commu on the purpose of the cash. received as help from father in law. she is hsc pass not working as family is in good condition. son attending icsc school fees 3k per month no contact since 3 years sir.
the fore-said property is gone for re-development since one year w bought it. developer is paying rent since then received by me. cannot sell flat to distribute cash as it may take more 5 yrs or so for the building to stand. she is asking for the full property as it was her money but i feel it was my idea of investing in that particular building as i had in-sights being born n brought up there
GOVINDARAJ
13 July 2017 at 12:25
Can i make different wills each one for self acquired,ancestral,and combined (bought in my name and my brother)
Sukesh b Shetty
12 July 2017 at 13:11
Respected sir /Madam,
As per Indian property law what is "rent back schme ? ".And how is "rent back schme" is different from lease agreement and rent agreement. what type of properties comes under "Rent back schme",can I make "rent back schme" agreement for commercial properties like shops, offices.etc
sam
12 July 2017 at 01:26
Person A was owner of one flat in co-op society. After death of A, shares are transferred to his wife's name. Person A has only one daughter(married). Now person A's wife want to sell flat. Will NOC or succession certificate required from daughter to sell the flat?
Vinay
11 July 2017 at 23:25
My mother had made a WILL dated 24.02.2005 declaring her 3 sons as the legal heir of the property(leased for life long through co-operative society in Uttar Pradesh) and no claim of what so nature to made by the 2 sisters and father was give life interest with no authority to do any thing with the property and the land. The WILL was not registered nor probated. Mother died on 01.01.2010 and the contents of the WILL were informed to all the brothers and sisters. Father submitted the copy of the WILL of my deceased mother in the office of the co-operative society in September 2010 declaring the sons as the legal heirs and continued to be the nominee in the records of the cooperative society and he continued to stay in the house till his death. After the death of my father on 26th March 2017, my younger sister came out with another WILL declaring it to be signed by my mother in the year 2009 on 5th. November - this new WILL states that after the death of our mother, our father would become the owner of the property and after his death, my younger sister would become the sole owner of the property. This new WILL is also not registered nor probated.
I would like to the following:
1. What is the status of my mother's WILL dated 24.02.2005 which was executed and acted upon by my father before his death by submitting it to the office of the cooperative society under his signature vis a viz the new WILL which my younger sister has produced very recently i.e. 22.05.2017.
2. What is the standing of the new WILL which was produced by my younger sister? My father was silent on this new WILL till his death - nobody knew about it's existence. It only surfaced after his death, i.e. 22.05.2017
2. What would be standing of these two WILLs one dated 24.02.2005 and the other one dated 05.11.2009 in the court of law?
Your expert guidance shall help us to take a well informed decision.
Regards.
Vinay
Vasista_Gokulam
11 July 2017 at 18:19
Hi,
My father wrote his entire self-acquired property only to my youngest brother. The Will is registered and also my father has died. However, he has two other sons. Meanwhile, the above referred youngest brother wrote the entire property to his two elder brothers equally by relinquishing his rights on a 10 Rupees non-judicial stamp paper which was not registered or notarized. However, he is refusing to execute it.
I came to know that there is a supreme court judgement that even self acquired property cannot be written on a single person.
I have the following questions
1. Is it possible to fight this case and win
2. If you know any similar cases, can you please provide some reference to it.
3. Also, please quote Supreme court Judgement reference number.
Thanks !!!
Anonymous
11 July 2017 at 16:33
Can a RFA or revision be filed for a decree/judgement as per the terms settled after the mediation settlement?
Mohan ranga Darapureddy
11 July 2017 at 14:23
Here is a situation: My brother had lent around 50,000 rupees to a person in 2001. As a backup, the person had registered his land property (costs 50 lakhs as per current market price) in my brother’s name with a mutual understanding that the property shall be registered back to him when he pays the borrowed money with certain interest within certain duration (Not sure the interest rate and duration). But my only brother, who was unmarried/no other successors other than me, is passed away in 2002. So the person could not pay the money back and I believe that the land is still registered in my brother’s name. Very recently only I came to know this secret deal of my brother and the person is still occupying the property. Now can I avail the ownership of the land? I have heard that there is a law called adverse possession, which says that one, occupying a property without break more than 12 year, gets the ownership of the property. Will this adverse possession decide the ownership of this property?
Rupali
11 July 2017 at 12:31
Namaste.....I am a 41 year old ,Hindu Maratha married female.I have an elder brother aged 44 years.I lost my mother in the year 1981 when I was of the age 5. My mother has 4 brothers and 4 sisters.My grandfather(Mother's father)passed away in the year 1986.After the death of my maternal grandfather,the names of my uncles and aunties (my mother's brothers and sisters)were added in the 7/12 extract of ancestral property which is located in district Ratnagiri(state Maharashtra) but , my mother's name was not added to it.Me and my brother came to know about it six months ago... I would like to know answers for the following queries..... Q1) Are My brother and me eligible for our mother's ancestral property after her death ? Q2)If yes,then how can I and my brother apply to the government to add our name in the 7/12 extract ? Last month,I had inquired about the same matter and had a talk with respected talathi. He said that if all uncles and aunties give their NOC ,then only it is possible to add our name in 7/12 extract.One of my uncle is not ready for NOC. Kindly guide me through this specifically so as whom to meet and how to proceed . thanks. R.K.
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