Deeksha nayyer
12 June 2020 at 12:00
Dear Experts..
My Maternal grandfather had some acres of ancestral Land..
The Land is ancestral in nature because it has been passed from many generations and it has not been divided once.
Recently I found that , my maternal grandfather has made a registered will and he stated in his registered will that all the ancestral property will be passed to his Sons.
My Maternal grandfather didn't gave any share to my mother.
MY QUESTION IS - DO MY MOTHER HAS RIGHT IN THIS ANCESTRAL PROPERTY?
WHAT SHOULD WE DO NOW? WHAT SUIT SHOULD WE FILE?
Thanks in advance
for all hardworking Experts..
Anonymous
10 June 2020 at 23:31
My father (72 years) rented a house ( two houses in the same compound)- front house rented to tenant & the back portion was kept for my father use - I and my family reside in a seperate house) in Feb 1st 2019 to a tenant Mr.XXXX for monthly rental of 9000/- and a advance of Rs.1,00,000/- only and entered into agreement for 11 months period. Due to health issues my father planned to settle his property , so he made a settlement deed with the same property on my name on June 2019.
Hence the previous tenant agreement became void and therefore we planned to enter into new agreement with the change in landlord name (in my name). All the previous transactions made by the tenant were merely online till Aug 2019 (rent for the month of July 2019). After which, he stopped paying rent after the agreement change i.e., from the month of Aug 2019 . the new agreement holds the same statements for the transaction of rent i.e., in my father 's account after the name change, as it is the only source of income for my old age parents.
The tenant all of a sudden sent a legal notice to me and my father with a false allegation saying that I demanded Rs.9,00,000/- as lease amount (Bokkiam) and he paid the same as cash to me without any agreement. He also mentioned that I am willfully not entering into lease agreement. (dated Sept 15th 2019)
Such allegation was faced by us proper counter legal notice from our side. (18th Sept 2019).
But after that my lawyer filed a caveat (24th Sept 2019)
Tenant filed a civil suit asking not disturb his peaceful possession. (4th Oct 2019)
Our lawyer filed a civil suit confirming the tenant -landlord relationship and not to disturb the landlord to occupy the back portion. (20th Oct 2019)
Meanwhile, On feb 10th 2019, tenant and his wife using filthy language manhandled my old age parents, when they asked for rent. Therefore we filed a FIR on the tenant and his wife on 25th Feb 2019 under section 294(b), 427, 387, 506(2), 4 women harrassment case.
After these incidents we were able to get info of the tenant in his past rented houses. We came to know that he as a past history of engaging in similar activities and the tenant managed to get lumpsum amount from the landlord in all the cases afterwhich only he vacated the house.
I am now trying for RCOP /RLTOP, Is it the right path to approach?
Kindly provide me solution for the present situation. I am helpless.............
NIKITA MOHAPATRA
09 June 2020 at 22:41
This is extremely urgent.
What would be the stamp duty payable on an addendum/ amendment to lease agreement in Delhi? Which provision of which Act covers it?
Thank you
K PALANIVEL
09 June 2020 at 18:39
My grandfather died in the year 1970. At that time a property was on my grandfather's name. My grandfather has one son and two daughters. In 1984, the patta of the land was transferred to my Father's name and at present the holder of the land is my father. Since 1984 the land is being utilized by my father. Now, one of my grandfather's daughter is asking9 her partition. Whether she is eligible. Kindly clarify with SC judgements, if any.
Sumeet
07 June 2020 at 18:07
I have one more query..
A civil case is pending in the Honb'le court.
The plaintiff has filed a false civil suit regarding property to harass us..
I am the owner in possession of a Land .
I purchased the land 35 years ago through registered sale deed by paying appropriate stamp duty.
My family has the possession of land since 35 years.
Plaintiff has nothing to do with this land and he has filed a civil suit just to mentally harass us.
My Question is-
I came to know that he has created a forged rent agreement in which he has given our land to rent for 2 years.
and also he has submitted the rent agreement in court also.
IF I AM THE OWNER IN POSESSION OF THE LAND, THEN HOW HE CAN RENT OUT LAND WITHOUT MY PERMISSION TO ANYONE ELSE.
ISN'T IT A CRIMINAL OFFENCE.
Sir please tell me that is it a criminal offence to rent out someone else land without owner's permission?
WHAT SECTION OF IPC WILL ATTRACT IN THIS SITUATION?
Sumeet
07 June 2020 at 15:56
I have a civil case pending..
In evidence there are some fraud agreements which was made from behind my back.
An agreement was made in year 2000 and the notary attestation is done in year 2003.
My Questions are--
1. Is it Legal/Illegal if agreement are executed and notary is done after 3 years?IS THIS NOTARY LEGAL?
2. This fraud is done behind my back, so no entry is made in notary register IS IT LEGAL/ILLEGAL to do notary without entry in notary register?
3. DO GOVERNMENT KEEP NOTARY OLD REGISTERS SAFE OR BURN THEM?
If I want to call the notary register in court or do my own investigation regarding notary register, CAN I FIND 20 YEARS OLD NOTARY REGISTER NOW??
Bharat Kashyap
06 June 2020 at 13:00
Experts
Me and my friend are thinking to do a business in Partnership.
As a capital contribution..
I will put Rs 10 lacs
and my friend will put his land in stock
The Land is in my friend's name.
So, my question is if I put 10 lac and my friend put a land as a contribution in partnership.
To transfer the title of the Land Sale deed/conveyence deed is needed to be registered with sub registrar as per Section 17 of Registration Act.
Deeksha nayyer
04 June 2020 at 16:16
I am taking a non collateral Loan from NBFC's without giving any collateral.
The NBFC in which I have applied for Loan is reputed company which gives Loan to many Lakhs customers every year.
Since they are giving non collateral Loan , but they are taking 4 Blank cheques at the time of agreement for their security purpose..
They take Blank cheque with name of company written on it, signature and amount. (NOT DATE)
From the beggining of the procedure of Loan I am recording all the calls from Bank officials,exchanging all the documents by Gmail to collect evidences that i am taking loan.
Q1. Is it Ok if I give the cheques and take the loan from Bank. Is it all right?
Q2. Is there anything that I can do to make myself secure, Anything that i make them write on agreement about cheques so that I will be safe.
What should I do???
Ranvijay Chaudhary
03 June 2020 at 14:08
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Intestate property
Property lies intestate for more than 4 generations. The 4th generation beneficiary gets absolute and full rights over the said property having all the rights of alienation. Can there be any restriction by law restraining the said beneficiary enjoying the said property absolutely as his own personal property in exclusion of his legal heirs. Kindly elaborate the pros and cons in this position of the 4th generation beneficiary.