seema arora
19 February 2010 at 09:59
Dear Experts,
Can i claim my share in my fathers property , as my father passed away just few months before my marriage and left no will. The value of property is approx 6 cr +other immovable assets
All details of his property are with my brothers to whom my relations are not good ,can I file the suit of partition directly in Supreme court/High Court, as i am a working woman with limited resources and to my knowledge these civil suits in lower courts take very long time /how can i use that my brothers are discriminating me by saying to terminate all relationship with me.
kindly advise
PS I have no documents in my hand regarding the property and other assets
regards
Atish
19 February 2010 at 08:51
Dear Sirs,
Could anyone please help me with Case Law AIR 1950, Nagpur Bench, Page 110. I was told it denotes on Advocate not allowed to represent the client because he is a prime witness.
This is not only the reason and very important for me as it could not be obtained fron the Law College.
If I could be sent an attachment of this it would really help me. It is required in Pune. Kindly help by sending an attachment of the above or letting me know how to obtain it in Pune with immediate effect.
Time is the essence.
Regards
Atish
Anjali Arya
19 February 2010 at 07:36
Whether Warrant of Delivery of Possession can be granted by Execution Court in Execution of a Decree of Mandatory Injunction ?
Applying the dictum of the Supreme Court, it follows that a decree for injunction must be executed in the manner provided by Rule 32 and the issue of a warrant for delivery of possession in execution of a decree for injunction is not justified either by Rule 35 of Order Xxi or clause (c) of section 51.
A Judgement is attached for your kind persual.
Anonymous
18 February 2010 at 23:23
my brother and his wife expried who has a child.now the child is under my parents care.my parents are the legal guardian.we have court order also.I like to adopt the child.wat is the procedure
Anonymous
18 February 2010 at 23:04
My mother passed away few years back and my father remarried.I got married last year,now my father is neither ready to transfer his property to my name nor he is ready to leave a will behind.My fathers health is degenerating .I want to know if the worst happens who inherits his property,my step-mother or me.
Anonymous
18 February 2010 at 20:38
Dear Mr. Makkad & Others,
My husband died in an accident last year. He bought a flat in 2007 whose registration was not done. He took a loan . Now the bank wants to waive off the loan after verification of all documents and it has wanted signatures of legal heirs. I learnt that my mother-in-law is also a legal heir ( along with me & my 2 minor daughters) and she has 1/4th share in the flat and in her absence that 1/4 part will be divided into 6 parts ( me, 2 daughters & my 3 sisters-in-law) . My mother-in-law & my sisters-in law have tortured me mentally since the last 10 years & after my husband's death staying with them has become unbearable. THey are constantly accusing me of my husband's death in front of my children. I cannot live in the new flat as it is in an upcoming locality with much transport difficulties.I have looked after the maintenence of the flat & paying fees since the last 1 year. My father-in-law owns a flat and in his absence it will pass on to my mother-in-law and he also draws a pension. I had requested my mother-in-law to write her share in my husband's new flat in our daughter's name and in return I agreed to pay her either 1/4 amount of value of flat or in return of my share in my father-inlaw's flat. She has refused to do so at the insistence of my sisters-in-law.
I would be grateful if the following questions are answered:
1. Does the law bring justice by giving away part of my husband's hard-earned money to his well-off and married sisters and who have always misbehaved with us?
2. Is there any legal way in which I can get the flat in my & my daughter's name ? My sisters-in-law will trouble me so that I cannt sell it in future if need arises. I am not working & 2 of my sisters-in-law who are in India are working and the 3rd one is in USA for the last 10years.
3.whether in my mother-in-law's absence my sisters-in-law will inherit her share of our flat.
4.if I keep the flat unregistered till my mother-in-law's death & register it after her death will my sisters-in-law come into the picture?
Regards,
Anonymous
18 February 2010 at 20:16
To
Mr. Ashok Kumar Yadav.
Further to my query and your reply of 16th Feb on the subjet mentioned above, I would like to know:
1. whether in my mother-in-law's absence my sisters-in-law will inherit her share of our flat.
2. if I keep the flat unregistered till my mother-in-law's death & register it after her death will my sisters-in-law come into the picture?
Regards
Anonymous
18 February 2010 at 20:05
To
Mr. Ashok Kumar Yadav.
Further to my query and your reply of 16th Feb on the subjet mentioned above, I would like to know:
1. whether in my mother-in-law's absence my sisters-in-law will inherit her share of our flat.
2. if I keep the flat unregistered till my mother-in-law's death & register it after her death will my sisters-in-law come into the picture?
Regards
satyen gadhvi
18 February 2010 at 17:40
a person has rented a house in a society. The society disconnected the water supply of the house inspite paying maintenance charges under the plea that the houses in the society cannot be rented. However there is no such prohibition in bye-laws of society. What is the remedy in law as water being essential supply for day to day living. please help.
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Judgment reveals that "Right to Work" is an urgent issue
Dear All,
Can anybody provide me a judgement/citation which reveals that "Right to Work" should be dealt as urgent matter?
Addtionaly a judgement/fact which also says the following:
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