Respected Sir/Madam, I am intended to buy a plot in layout. As per records its an inam land(govt land) given to priest of Hindu temple. In 1970s he gifted ito her daughter. Then several genidars/farmers went to approach Revenue authorities to take rights over it by claiming they r genidars. But not succeed. Till now the land saled to 11 people. Now the layout owner is the 12th one. He took Dist Commissioner's order to convert for residential purpose and also took approvals from local planning authority. Layout is formed as per the approvals. I obtained legal opinion, they said there is no risk to buy. but i want 2nd opinion. pl post ur valuable opinions thanks in advnce
My grandfather had 10 acres of land with his two sons.he sold 1 acres with his sons.after death of my grandfather one son has filed the suit for 10acres and got preminilary decree for 10acres,instead of 9 acres he has mentioned 10 acres in plaint,is the preminilary is sustainable or may be dismissed in final decree
The tenant is a lawyer itself and 2 years ago conducted structure modifications without taking the permission from the landlord. Now at the end of the tenancy agreement the landlord wants to take the posession of the property for its own use l, however the current illegal tenant denies to vacate as he demands INR 3,00,000/- for modifying the structure ( it was intact before as well and didnt need any repair, the lawyer tenant used the property for 2 years without any modifications as well) or needs a new agreement for 2 years
. The agreement has ended in june 22 and since then no rent has been paid along with threats of being a lawyer putting wrong aligations on the landlord please suggest
A property acquired by my biological father and he gave GPA to a person, for managing these properties as he was living away from these properties. In one property the GPA holder enteted in to a compromise, in a court case , and in which he added his name along with two of his family members names and my biological father's, thus 4 parts on our sides 40% ( rest 60 % to opposition party).
(Aftet the demise of my biological father thease properties came to me from his WILL.)
On knowing this discrepency i questioned this Compromise order( which was done in Writ Appeal in the High Court) in the same high court, but court is refused my writ saying the above compromise is not questioned by my biological father during his life time and hence i cannot question this Compromise, now.
Can some one kindly advice, course/ remidy for this please.
Can someone decode this message please,
Sufficient opportunity given. Additional Written statement not filed. Hence additional Written statement closed. Batta of D15, D16 not paid. No representation. Sufficient opportunity given. Issue fresh summon to D15, D16 a payment of batta through Court and Post. Private notice permitted (LC) and appearance of plaintiff call on 19.12.2022.
Thanks
-s
Hi dear lawyers,
My Father and brothers are planning to sell ancestral land.
We have ancestral land in Haryana that my father inherited from great grandfather.
My Father and brothers are planning to sell ancestral land.
I went to my father and asked about my share, he is saying that they will not give me any share in the ancestral land. My father is giving all the land to my brothers and my brothers will immediately sell it.
Can they sell all the land without my consent?
What should I do, if they sell it without my consent?
What action should i take?
Please guide me.
Can a court direct Petitioner not to appear in person? Isn't it violates Order III Rule 1 of CPC?
In a case, wherein party in person has appeared in person for 8 years, in trials courts, High Courts, Supreme Court ore than 200 times; a direction for not appearing in person is illegal, and made with intent of preventing facts to come on record. What is the remedy? How can we challenge such order?
Apologizing only reflects accepting faults. When the party is not at fault, it is a clear case of discrimination, suggest the remedy.
We have a dwelling housh father and uncle jointly. Both are death. Some year ago our nephew sell some part of housh. But before some month we filled a pertition suit. buyer are apply yours name in this case. Now my elder brother joint our nephew and buyers and apply for withdraw his name in this case. So can we do? How we wines this
Dear Seniors,
My father has purchased farmland of 0.38 Acres in a village 8 km away from Solapur City in Maharashtra. This land is situated in our resident village.
My father has a habit to take the 7/12 Utara when he used to visit our village.
Once in the year 2015, I had taken 7/12 Extract from the Land Record website in which my father's name was featured.(Hard copy in the form of printout is available)
Now some portion of the land owned by my father is coming under the Government Highway project.
When I checked 7/12 Extract online the record is missing on the website.
On visiting the Talathi he said the prior Talthi has done a mistake and he would have forgotten to update your name.
To update the name again he has asked for all documents of the purchase agreement. My father has given all the purchase agreements and took all records from the land revenue office.
In spite of giving all details, Talathi and his upper officer Circle officer are lingering on the update for last 3 months.
Now they are asking for the 7/12 record of the year 1984.
This is harassment of my father. He is going and meeting again and again with talathi and circle officers at the age of 70 years. He has to travel from Mumbai to Solapur frequently.
My queries are:
How we can make these people act immediately.
Can they ask 7/12 record of the year 1984 because my father has purchased the land in the year 1987-88.
Where to file the complaint?
Is there any legal remedy available?
Which are the laws applicable to get remedy?
Bank nomination changed after death
The nominee in Deceased person's bank account has been changed after the death of the account holder. Please advise.
1). Has the person (A) who has made the changes committed an offence and who can file the police complaint
2). Is the previous nomination still valid and claim can be made by the previous nominee (B). Should B be informed of the situation (of A attempting to receive the bank money through nominee change) as A has said that he has means to obtain the Succession Certificate.