Rame
13 December 2013 at 18:44
Respected Sirs,
I am female, hindu, married.
My father has willed his share of ancestral property to his sons (my brothers), without informing his daughters including me.
Is it legally valid?
I believe I too have equal right by birth by law, and my father cannot will without my consent, eventhough it is his share but by virtue of inheritance by law, I also come in automatically.
Is my assumption correct?
Await your valuable opinions.
ksvrajuadv
13 December 2013 at 16:53
If a case dismissed under order 17 rule 3 then what lies appeal or appliation for restoration & what is its limitation ? plz reply soon
adsuppal
13 December 2013 at 15:58
This is different from any of my previous queries, so please don't say "repeated question"
How can a public charitable trust be dissolved in Delhi? Under which act can it be wound-up?
What is procedure for winding-up?
thanks
adsuppal
13 December 2013 at 14:58
Can the Bombay Public Charitable Trust Act be applicable in Delhi? Since Delhi has no independent legislation
Also does the Charitable and Religious Trust act,1920 still apply? If yes pls give reference to a case.
Please answer both questions
Rupa Parekh
13 December 2013 at 14:07
Sir/Madam,
I had purchased a 1000 sq.ft flat in a society developed onn collectors land. I was unaware of the MHADA laws that the developer cannot sell a flat admeasuring more than 700 sq.ft
I was duped by the developer and society as the allotment letter was duly signed by the chairman/secretary then.
Now since past 4 years after the posession of the flat I have not received the maintainence bill and they are forcibly demanding the maintainence amount.
What kind of action can I take against them? should I goto the consumer court fr cheating and selling beyond the laws?
I case I go to the court what kind of compensation will I get
adsuppal
13 December 2013 at 13:43
What if no specific role of all defendants is given in the suit but only of one is given?
Also what if legal notice was sent only to one director and not all? Also all the docs/evidence relates to only one director and not all ho have been sued.
what defense do the other directors have as they too have been sued? Can their name be struck off under order 1 rule 10(2) of cpc.
adsuppal
13 December 2013 at 13:39
What if no specific role of all defendants is given in the suit but only of one is given?
Also what if legal notice was sent only to one director and not all directors? Also all the docs/evidence relates to only one director.
what defense do the other directors have since they too have been sued? Can their name be struck off under order 1 rule 10(2) of cpc.
adsuppal
13 December 2013 at 12:57
What defense does a defendant have if his name is not mentioned in the suit along with the other defendans? Does it mean that if he should be struck off under order 1 rule 10(2) of cpc?
Also what if legal notice was sent only to one director not all?
Finally what if there were no transactions which took place between the plaintiff and the defendant?
M Satyanarayana
13 December 2013 at 09:30
Sir,
There are two plaintiffs in the partition suit and one plaintiff died. What is the procedure for 2nd plaintiff who died at the stage of final decree proceedings and advocate commission appointment and how to bring their legal heirs on record holding registered Will in the place of demised plaintiff. I have doubt about the abetment of suit. What is the time limit for bringing the legal heirs on record in C.P.C.
Please kindly advise and oblige.
Thanking you,
MSN
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