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Anonymous   14 March 2021 at 13:49

Query on ancestral and self acquired property

I have claimed equal portion in ancestral property which is 4 acres, earned by my grand father.

My father (dead) has earned 2 acres of property in his life time and has sales deed in his name.

Now my 2 uncles and their sons are arguing that there is no self acquired property. It was earned from the income from above said ancestral property and denying any share in 4 acres.

Does sale deed made in my father's name remain void in any case (If I don't have any proof for income earned from my father) ?

How do I prove that it is self acquired property ?

Ankush Gorde   14 March 2021 at 13:01

Impact of civil case on government jobs

Is there any impact of civil cases on Public sector bank jobs? Is there any requirement to fill the details of civil cases on attestation form

Anonymous   14 March 2021 at 11:53

Family property

We are 3daughters,we have a house in the name of our mother,our father has got some money by handing our house document to another person,will this be binding our rights in the house

Mohamed Ali   12 March 2021 at 00:06

Lr application

Dear All,



Aware of position of LAW in Sunni Hanafi, predeceased son /daughters children..


As her son predeceased her, For the sole purpose that her grand children will be deprived of their father share , Grandmother has executed a registered consented(Consent given by uncle i.e surving son of grand mother))  will to grand children that 50 percent of her share must go to Orphaned grand children


Thanks and Regards

Ali


Dear All,
We are sunni muslim hanafi family,
Our grandmother had 2 children my father and uncle, My father has predeceased his mother and my uncle only survived his mother..
My grandmother as Plaintiff is entitled for 1/3 rd in 1/0 th share in her mothers property, for which a partition suit is pending in Final decree proceedings,
The suit is decree 30 years back in which her mother was entitled for 1/10th share as per decree. ..
Now we want to bring legal heirs of predeceased son ( i.e my father on record) ( i.e me and my sister) for which my uncle or his children have no objection, Can other defendants who are (children or grand children's of my great grand mothers brothers or sisters) who are also parties to the Final decree proceeding object to our LR Application,

As it is concerned only with share our grandmother which is related to our branch only not anyone else..

Can we file LR application if there is no objection from our uncle or his children and moreover our grand mother has executed Consent will t(Consent of our uncle) that 50 percent of her 1/3rd share goes to her predeceased sons children.

Thanks and Regards Ali

Anonymous   10 March 2021 at 00:09

Transfer of shares

My housing society is based in Mumbai and currently under the administrator rule. I have executed a Gift Deed on my sons name and wanted to transfer his name on the share certificate. Since there is no Managing Committee ,can the administrator/Deputy Registrar of Housing society have the authority to transfer and sign on the share certificate. Since few members in the society says that administrator cannot sign on the share certificate. Could you please guide me.. Thanks

Vasudevan   09 March 2021 at 16:52

Case not listed on the scheduled date

Respected Learned Brothers, I am appearing as party in person before the Central Administrative Tribunal in relation to my service benefits. The CAT has adjourned the case to 09.03.2021 for appropriate orders. The Respondent i.e., my department has not yet filed its reply version. However, on 09.03.2021, my case was not listed in the cause list. I am 200 Kms. away from the bench. What steps I have to take to list my case once again?

Balaji Bakthavathsal   07 March 2021 at 13:07

Writ appeal against dismissal of writ petition

Dear Learned Lawyers,
A fraudulent person sought for correction in legal heir certificate from the Revenue officials to include the initials of his father who died in 1984 and the application was made in the year 2007, a period of lapse of 23 years and mentioning the name of deceased person’s grandfather who is a not grandfather to the deceased person. This was done so as to grab our property by creating a false document. Knowing this, I raised the objection with the revenue officials and the revenue department after conducting a detailed enquiry, cancelled the fraudulently issued/obtained Legal Heir Crtificate by the Sub-Collector of the District.
While issuing the Legal Heir Certificate, the following violations of rule have taken place.
1) The correction was sought well after a period of 23 years for which the revenue department has no authority to make corrections without the order of the court.
2) The applicant had not mentioned his original address where he is living but one of his friend’s address and the Revenue Department has not even checked the correctness of the applicant.
3) Whenever a correction is made, the corrected one should bear the title as “Amended Legal Certificate” which was not specified in the corrected Legal Heir Certificate.
4) The Legal Heir Certificate has been issued for the thirf time afresh as already two such legal heir certificates had been issued one in the year 1984 with eight legal heirs and the other in the year 1986 with six legal heirs ignoring the two daughters of first wife.
5) It is not customary procedure to mention the grandfather’s name of the deceased person quoting grandson of so and so and son of so and so and all.
Thus for the violations made in issuing the legal her certificate, the Dub-Collector cancelled the Legal Heir Certificate.
The fraudulent person filed a Writ Petition in the High Court challenging the order of the Sub-Collector and sought the order the Hon’ble High Court;s order by quashing the Sub-Collector’s order.
The petition was dragged for 7 years and about a week back, the petitioner’s cunsel sought from the High Court, the liberty to transfer the case to the lower court for remedy. The Hon’ble judge too dismissed the petition stating that since there is no serious objection raised from the third respondent’s (it is me ) counsel, he granted the pettioner’s counsel request.
I want to file a Writ Appeal in this regard strongly objecting the matter to be taken to lower court again subjecting me to mental agony. Can I file the Writ Appeal since the judge had mentioned that there is no strong objection from my counsel ?
Please clarify.

Anonymous   05 March 2021 at 18:09

Query regarding ancestral land

Hello Dear lawyers,

MY mother wants to file a suit against my maternal grandfather (nana) to get her share in ancestral property.

My grandfather nana refused to give my mother any share.

My maternal grandfather is karta in ancestral land and we live in Haryana.

What case should we file so that my mother can get her share.

Any guidance.
Thanks in advance.
P.s. Land is ancestral only not self acquired

Super star Manvi   05 March 2021 at 12:45

Noticed area for equitable mortagege in haryana

Dear sir please share Notification No of Haryana Government for Notified Area / Town for equitable Mortagege

arul francis   03 March 2021 at 11:55

Land acquisition

Our Developer has transferred part land after construction of buildings to his adjacent plot Society in Mumbai. Please advise if you can provide your services on the matter
Thanks
Arul Francis