Suresh Chandra Maheshwari
01 November 2025 at 18:43
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Anonymous
01 November 2025 at 00:17
There is case in our family
Head of family aged 87, passes away 2 years back and his all assets were equally distributed to his wife and 6 children, 6 months back his wife also died, but before that she registered a Will at concerned Registrar Office and declared in WILL that whatever equal amount portion of share she has received in her bank account as a Heir of the Deceased, shall go in 50% portion to her one son and other remaining 50% portion will go to wife of her late Son.
Now Question arises that : her other 4 children are asking that their mother's all movable assets of FDs, market investments, jewellery (she created out of her share in family distribution ) which she left behind, shall also be distributed equally among all 6.
Kindly guide on this.
Anonymous
26 October 2025 at 23:20
Dear Experts,
Ours is a Association of Apartment, and we own 1 unit. The building is now 10+ years old. There are leakages and several issues as no maintenance has been done in all these years. Around 2 years ago one of the compound walls fell. Our garage was at the corner of the wall and the committee decided to dig the foundation to find the fault (water accumulation) and in the process broke our garage too. The dispute started when the said they will not re-build the garage as it is our private property. Now they have done some repairs but not built the entire wall. Around the same time, we left the building as it was very shoddy and stopped paying maintenance so as to adjust the amount when the dispute is resolved. They stopped all communication with us, we don't get any updates on the building status. They now say nobody cannot rent/sell till they take permission from the committee. Also some others are parking their car in our parking space as we are not living there.
Are they liable to build the garage and give us or is the onus on us?
How do we protect our garage parking space, while other cars are being parked there?
In a Association of Apartment do we need to take permission before selling, or is that only in a Co-op Society? If we find a buyer, do we still need permission or can we sell directly, if the buyer is willing to deal with the issue?
Anonymous
22 October 2025 at 19:56
Sir ,maine ek huda ka plot apne bhai k naam se 20 year phle buy kiya tha ,uske baad us ki sabhi paise aur kist maine di h,bhai ki death ho gai thi ,ab bhabhi k naam wo plot krwaya taki wo mujhe de ske ,lekin naam hone k baad mna kr rhi h ,kya m kuch kr skta hu
kishore kumar
13 October 2025 at 20:26
Hello Sir, in 2016-17, a female family friend of mine took out a loan of ₹400,000 from a private financial institution for her business. The bank retained the original property documents as collateral. The mortgage was not registered. While she continued to pay EMIs, the EMI was increased by adding the moratorium interest from the COVID-19 period to the original loan amount. Due to the weakened financial situation after COVID-19, and the EMIs remaining unpaid after 2023, the institution obtained an order from the Tehsildar Court for physical possession of the property after taking symbolic possession. Against a loan of only ₹400,000, a total EMI of ₹860,000 has been paid so far, but the finance company has stated that approximately ₹250,000 remains to be recovered. What should be done in such a situation? Under which law and order can this be challenged, and in which court? Thank you, Sir.
Zeeshan
13 October 2025 at 07:32
I have a case of 'declaration; pending against my tenant who make fake papers of shop and claim himself to be the owner of shop.
Previously I filled an application for Sending tenant's papers to 'CFSL' but it was rejected stating:'-
" the plaintiff wishes the court to conduct a roving enquiry on his behalf. In view of the aforesaid observation, the court is of the view that there is no merit in the applications of the plaintiff seeking comparisons/verification of the documents filed by the defendants. "
Now I decided to file an another application under section 45 Indian Evidence Act for sending my papers to 'PRIVATE FORENSIC LAB'. Therein I want to write following line:-
1. It seems that this court do not think or have somewhere in mind that the papers of tenant are not fake, that's why this court do not think that the papers of tenant need to be checked by forensic."
or
2. “It appears that this Court is of the view that the tenant’s documents are not forged, and therefore does not consider forensic examination of those documents necessary.”
or
3. “The Court seems to have accepted the authenticity of the tenant’s papers and consequently found no need to direct forensic verification.”
or
4. “It would appear that the Court does not entertain doubts about the genuineness of the tenant’s documents, and hence declined to order a forensic examination.”
or
5. “The Court appears to have formed the opinion that the tenant’s documents are genuine, which is why it did not deem forensic scrutiny necessary.”
Please suggest is it ok to write above line ?
Zeeshan
11 October 2025 at 20:01
I have a pending declaration case against the son of my tenant, who has created forged documents related to the shop, including fake signatures, stamps, and other falsified details.
I now wish to send these documents for examination by a forensic and handwriting expert.
Kindly advise under which legal provisions or sections I should submit an application to the court for such forensic analysis.
Thanks
Zeeshan
11 October 2025 at 01:21
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Anonymous
10 October 2025 at 20:31
Hi, Am Shekhar a resident of Hyderabad. I have an elder brother. We both jointly own a residential property which is gifted by my mother through a gift deed. Right now due to financial requirements, my brother is persuading me to agree to the sell that property. Instead of selling it to a third person, I've proposed my brother that I'll take the full ownership of that property by giving him the amount equivalent of his share as per market, so that we don't need to look for a buyer for the property.
So, please help me what is the best way to take the full legal ownership of the property so that there wont be any legal issues in the future between me and my brother?
Additional information:
My mother is a widower and we are two sons. Am the younger one and unmarried.
My brother is married and has a daughter and son.
My mother has acquired the said property through Virasat from my grandfathers name and she has given it to both of us through a gift deed executed and registered at the local MRO office.
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