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mathewjoseph   30 November 2017 at 21:09

Succession

Sir/madam,
My sister who has husband & a son died in an accident. We are christian by religion. I would like to know whether my mother can be considered as one of her legal heir or not

Anonymous   30 November 2017 at 21:06

Succession

Sir/madam,
My sister who has husband & a son died in an accident. We are christian by religion. I would like to know whether my mother can be considered as one of her legal heir or not

SIVA KUMAR   30 November 2017 at 20:05

Gift deed executed

Sir, My grandfather and his two brothers had separated their joint family properties and executed partition deed in the year 1935, by then they lived independently. After 1935 my grandfather independently purchased some properties with his personal income earned by business, we have much documentary evidence for the same. All the properties which he purchased after 1935 sold independently by himself since 1944 to 1982 except three items, out of that two items without my grandfather knowledge his elder brother executed Gift Deed in favour of his daughter and son-in-law on 1986 mentioning wrongly that he has 1/3 share in said two items, another item he has not claimed the entire land in said two items enjoying and possessing by my grandfather and us only since 1938 by paying land revenue tax to Govt. under our personal Patta, still gift items our names are continuing in revenue records since 1938. The donor and his sons not mentioned said gift items in their regd. partition on 1955 where they admitted partition among my grandfather and his brothers took place in the 1935. Donor did not claimed gift lands filed before land ceiling tribunals. Donees and Donor never in possession at any time. After demise of my grandfather in 1987, the legal heir of my grandfather got (regd) partitioned including said gift items in 1989. My grandfather and my father mortgaged (regd) entire land in said gift items on 1969 to Ag. Bank. The legal heirs of deceased donees filed suit for declaration of title and right on 2005 in the trail court of A.P. against us, trial going on. Kindly suggest your valuable suggestions with latest Supreme Court judgments regards. (MODIFIED)

Sunil Kumar   30 November 2017 at 16:55

Succession certificate.

Respected Sir,
It is submitted that my friend's mother is a widow and a haryana govt. pensioner and have three sons. Out of two do not care of my friend's mother and not spent even a single penny on mother. One day my friend's has to face heart attack problem and admitted in the Haryana Govt. panel hospitals and died. An expenditure of Rs. 3 lacs has spent on medical by my friend and the mother before death submitted a an notary attested affidavit that after my death all the expenditure of medical claim will get my friend. when my friend apply reimbursement of medical claim the haryana govt. department officials have intimated to submit succession certificate. My friend has submitted an indemnity bond in which write down if any other brother claim then I will pay back all medical claim amount. After that the haryana govt. department is not ready to pass the medical bills and harrass my friend to submit succession certificate.

Please solve the query. My friend's mother has submit an affidavit that after my death all the medical claim amount will received by my friend and also my friend submitted an indemnity bond in which no body claim for medical amount then why the haryana govt. officers demanded succession certificate and harass my friend.
Is the affidavit is not valid or indemnity has no value in the eyes of haryana govt. employees.

Please advise what can I do in this matter.

Anonymous   30 November 2017 at 11:03

Recovery of money

Sir/s,

my clients have sold and supplied the goods to one firm vied purchase order of Jul. 2014. the goods supplied vied various invoices from Oct. 2014 to December 2014. My clients does not have any lorry receipt or delivery challan. as per the terms settled between the parties, one month period credit from the date of invoice was given by my client for the payment of the goods. after taking of the delivery of the goods the purchaser didn't pay a single amount towards the goods. they didn't even reply to the notice of my clients.
My clients wants to file a money recovery suit against the purchaser firm on the foot of account. My querry is that (1) under which section I can file a money recovery suit? Under O. 37 R. 2 or any other? further (2) In a recovery suit can I claim the amount of all the invoice i.e. of October, November and December or only December's invoices are maintainable. (3) is there any other remedy available for my client to recover the amount?

neha   30 November 2017 at 09:29

Promissory note revalidation

Dear sir/ Mam,
Do we renew promissory notes after expiry of 3 years through court by paying fee?
Please advise me regarding this.
Thanks in Advance.

S.D. Singh   29 November 2017 at 22:00

SERFAECI ACT

I purchased a property from bank in e-auction. I made full payment in time, but physical possession not provided because possession was with the borrower. The bank taken a letter from me that I agree to take physical possession later on and issued Sale Certificate , omitting the statutory line therein that physical possession has been handed over. Later on borrower got stay from high court for proving Physical possession by bank to me. Please tell me what is the validity or legal status of Sale Certificate. Am I legal owner / title holder of the property as on date. Can I get electric meter transferred in my name on the basis of Sale Certificate . Please advise....

Ashish   29 November 2017 at 15:22

Water charges in society

Dear Sir,

Please let me know the decision of water charges in society based on the following scenerio

1) There are 1 Bhk and 2 Bhk flat with 20 nos each in our society. Total 40 Nos in a society.
2) 1Bhk having 1 No. washroom and 2 Bhk having 2 No. washroom and both having 1 kitchen
3) Bye Law says : Water Charges - On the basis of total number and size of inlets provided in each flat.
4) Corporation water which is chargable by corporation is lifted in overhead tank and distributed equally between 1 Bhk and 2 Bhk flat as both having one inlet in Kitchen.
5) Borewell water is free of cost to society which is also lifted in overhead tank and distributed. But 1 bhk has one inlet and 2bhk has 2 inlet due to difference in washroom nos.
6) Borewell water is also used for car washing and some memebers do not have vehicle at home.
7) Borewell water is also used for Gardening purpose
8) Borewell water is also used at common washroom at society parking used by all i.e security person, person to comes for any work in society....etc
9) There is only one electric meter for all these water motor/pumps. From above points it is seen that water is used at many places leaving that used by flats.
10) Please let me know motor electric charges for uplifting water are part of this bye laws saying "On the basis of total number and size of inlets provided in each flat." Byelaws mentions common electric charges to be shared equally. But since water charges are on inlets so does electric charges will also be charged accordingly???
11) Water meter is not fitted in any of the flats, but if fitted then also taking monthly reading of so many flats and dividing amongs all will be impossible.

Seeing all above points please let me know how to calculate water charges for each flat based on so many parameters.

Ashish   29 November 2017 at 15:03

Water charges

Dear Sir,

Please let me know the decision based on the following scenerio

1) There are 1 Bhk and 2 Bhk flat with 20 nos each in our society. Total 40 Nos in a society.
2) 1Bhk having 1 No. washroom and 2 Bhk having 2 No. washroom and both having 1 kitchen
3) Bye Law says : Water Charges - On the basis of total number and size of inlets provided in each flat.
4) Corporation water which is chargable by corporation is lifted in overhead tank and distributed equally between 1 Bhk and 2 Bhk flat as both having one inlet in Kitchen.
5) Borewell water is free of cost to society which is also lifted in overhead tank and distributed. But 1 bhk has one inlet and 2bhk has 2 inlet due to difference in washroom nos.
6) Borewell water is also used for car washing and some memebers do not have vehicle at home.
7) Borewell water is also used for Gardening purpose
8) Borewell water is also used at common washroom at society parking used by all i.e security person, person to comes for any work in society....etc
9) There is only one electric meter for all these water motor/pumps. From above points it is seen that water is used at many places leaving that used by flats.
10) Please let me know motor electric charges for uplifting water are part of this bye laws saying "On the basis of total number and size of inlets provided in each flat." Byelaws mentions common electric charges to be shared equally. But since water charges are on inlets so does electric charges will also be charged accordingly???
11) Water meter is not fitted in any of the flats, but if fitted then also taking monthly reading of so many flats and dividing amongst all will be impossible.

Seeing all above points please let me know how to calculate water charges for each flat based on so many parameters.

Gayathri   29 November 2017 at 13:12

Service apartment

residential apartment which has 5 houses with different owners each and 3 have family resident . Can the remaining two owners can rent the apartment to a middle man for service apartments . Which has people from all over the world come and stay for short duration. Will this come under commercialisation and Can this happen if any of the other residents oppose