Anonymous
18 January 2010 at 10:15
Sir,
My grand Mother (mother's mother) has got only Son ( mother's brother). My mother(60) got one younger sister(58) and elder brother. 4 years ago my uncle(my mother's brother)died. He has no children but carried away with wife who left him for 30 years. After his death Uncle's wife came into picture and started acuiring the property. Though she is not divorced but there was evidence that she was seperated from his Husband. Then my elder brother took this case in hand he fought for the property. In between he forced my grand mother to adopt his son( 16) and made her to write that all the property will belong to his son and that document got registered in the registration Office. In the Document My mother and her sister also signed as withness. Actulally they got an wrong Impression that after winning the case my brother will sort of the issues and he will distribute the property among us. But the case result came as the property shuld be devided two parts. 1. to My grand mother and 2. to my uncle's wife.
Now my brother is keeping quite that he is thinking the property will come to his son after my granmothe's death or his son maturity.If we ask him about the property he simply saying that he can do nothing untill the property comes to his hand. His intention is clear that he want to get the whole property.
Please suggest me how to resolve this issue, so that the property should be distributed among my mother, her sister and my Grand mother's(she is still alive but not so conscious) adopted son( My brohter's son.).
Thanks & regards
Anonymous
18 January 2010 at 09:43
Sir,
My father- in- law who's name is Sridhar Rao,got 20 Acres of land got from his father. I married his daughter in 2004. He got 4 daughters and one son. My wife is youngest. Recently my father-in law sold part of his land i.e. 2 Acres to his third daughter for which he got a flat from them, without intimating us anything. Is is possible to sell his land like this? if not what are the ways to approach and get the details?Has not my wife got any relation with that land? pl. help me.
RAMGOPAL DUTTA
18 January 2010 at 09:26
Dear Sir,
I would like to purchase a property for residential purpose. Earlier the Developer has taken the 12.30 Acre of Land from the farmers. Total land was more than 15 farmers. All are signed on the sale Deed. But two more minor candidates also singed on the sale deed. But as a minor their natural guardian mother has signed. Till all minor candidates are not more than 22 years of age. Now if i purchase the same land from developer is there any problem from minor side.
Kindly confirm me.
Thanks and regards,
R.Dutta
dv apparao
17 January 2010 at 20:18
is adoption deed registration is mandatory or not, if not registered what was its legality
Chetan
17 January 2010 at 19:00
In my case the defendant filed his W.S. alongwith Counter Claim which is absolutetly barred by limitation
How to made reply for his counter claim in respect of limitation
Please provide me the model draft about under O. 7 R. 11 of CPC for rejecting the claim of defendant on the point of limitation
Urgent -----------
vinod bansal
16 January 2010 at 21:37
R/Members
My friend is residing in retted house & he has paid rent against proper receipt to his landlord,now in Jan 2009 landlord sold this house to someone.In sale seed it is mentioned that my friend is residing in that house as tenant but there is nothing mentioned regarding arrear of rent,even it is also not mentioned that new owner(purchasser of rented house)can recover arrear of rent from my friend i.e. my friend,now in the month of december 2009 new owner has filed a ejectment petition on false sub letting ground and also demanding arrear of rent of about three year,i want to know whether new owner is entitled to recover arrear of rent from my friend.in fact now previous owner has left the country and he never demanded arrear of rent from my friend.kindly suggest.
Dheeraj Singh
16 January 2010 at 15:50
Dear All,
"dominus litis"
I am unable to understand the meaning of above.
If any useful site then pls. suggest us.
Regards,
Dheeraj
Anonymous
16 January 2010 at 13:42
A suit was filed for specific performance of contract. The suit was decreed thrice exparte. On the basis of the last exparte decree execution petition was filed. In the meanwhile a CMA was filed against the petition to set aside the exparte decree. The appeal was dismissed. The opposite party preferred CRP against the dismissal of the CMA. On one hand he prosecuted the CRP and on the other hand he also contested the execution petition. The EP was allowed on merits and the court Also executed a sale deehalf of the J.Dr. After such execution of the sale deed the High Court allowed the CRP setting aside the exparte decree. Waht is the position of the D.Hr. in respect of the sale deed obtained?Can the D.Hr. take possession of the property on the basis of the sale deed executed by the Court? The J.Dr. has not challenged the order passed in EP. Or.43 Rule 1 CPC provides an appeal. No appeal was preferred against the contested E.P. Where does the D.Hr. stand in relation with the sale deed.
Anonymous
16 January 2010 at 09:41
Dear Friends,
Will some one help me, by providing sec 18 of Hyderabad forest Act, 1326 Fasli. (A.P. State)
Further in the guise of this sec 18, the forest department is not allowing Pattedar to enter in to these lands, is this action of A.P. State Forest department is proper? Who should the Pattedar is to approach for justice?
With regards,
Thanking you ALL in advance, expecting proper and Fast reply!
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