Santhosh
12 August 2013 at 21:33
Dear Esteemed professioanls,
I have the following query
1) Can a women (hindu) aged 55yrs.inherit her father's property( father expired in 1996.
2) Ftaher has left a will stating all the property should go to his last son who is not well off in life. The will is not registered.
3) the remaining siblings are fighting that their father has not left any will.
4)what would be share of woman is it equal share.
sk..........
12 August 2013 at 20:51
what is the chief affidavit. i am plaintiff
in civil suit and has to file chief affidait
1- should i file affidavit in chief as p.w.1
2- is this evidence affidavit of plaintiff.
3- after this shall defendant submit his affidavit.
4- will judgement pronounced after this.
anil a ghaisas
12 August 2013 at 17:50
Querry-12-08-2008
Dear sir,
Landlord filed a suit in 2008- “as tenant is Not staying for more than six months” and the room is kept locked. Now he is providing proofs for perio much beyond suit notice for non stay for the years, 2010,2013 etc by creating some evidences documents. It shows that the tenant was staying there when the suit was filled In 2008, Can suit notice be proved falls & dismissed on this ground.??
Deval
12 August 2013 at 16:13
Sir,
My confusion is regarding the appropriate forum for filing an appeal against the order of dismissal, passed by the Court of Hon'ble Civil Judge (J.D.). As I'm getting diverse opinions from the people around for the same. And also I went through Order 43 Rule 1 of CPC. So , that has got me confused more. The details of the case are attached herewith.
Thank you.
Sudhin2218
12 August 2013 at 11:56
When Grand father ((mother's father)died intestate.Do Grand son has any right on grand father's self acquired property, even when grandson's mother alive?
In one of the similar query .. Mr Prabhakar Singh said as below
"Q.Can a grandson claim right in his grandfather's self acquired property? How?
A.Only when they are from mitakshara school of Hindu law and grand son was born within life time of his grand father who died intestate."
Is it not same applies to my situation?
Sudhin2218
11 August 2013 at 21:33
When Grand father ((mother's father)died intestate.Do Grand son has any right on grand father's self acquired property, even when grandson's mother alive?
In one of the similar query .. Mr Prabhakar Singh said as below
"Q.Can a grandson claim right in his grandfather's self acquired property? How?
A.Only when they are from mitakshara school of Hindu law and grand son was born within life time of his grand father who died intestate."
Is it not same applies to my situation?
anandkumar singh
11 August 2013 at 18:34
Sir I have file summary suit on the basis of cheque and DP note. But the DP not is affix any stamp.
Opposite party say it is not enforceable in law as it is not affix any stamp.
issue are frame in the primarily issue opposite party says suit is not maintainable as DP not is not enforceable.
My submission is that if it is not enforceable other document i.e, cheque is there so suit can proceed.
What i have to do now. Any case law Supreme court pls...
anil a ghaisas
11 August 2013 at 17:21
A “person” (Sr. citizen)retires at the super- annulated age By the time his son gets marries and has to leave separately due to shortage of space. Soon after some time he become grandfather and expected to devote his time to take care of grandchildren (son & Daughter in , both are employed) somehow the “person” (Sr. citizen)is managing on two fronts. This is almost unavoidable situation. In the process, land lord harrehes the “person” (Sr. citizen), and trying to evict him from his tenement for non-stay etc.
This “person” (Sr. citizen) cannot think of losing his own shelter. Because this place is his heaven. He has love and affection and freedom. Is there any way to get legal help to prevent from such situation? Or Is there any provision in law, f or protection under law that such “person” (Sr. citizen) should not be evicted for such reasons.
Mohammed Sajid Khan
11 August 2013 at 14:29
D/Sirs,
One Title Suit is pending in Dist. court since last 15-18 Years (tareekh pe taareekh - tareekh pe taareekh....). Now both parties have agreed to end this litagation, being a defendent, what is the best and safe way for compromise, keeping in view that in future the plaintif or his decendents should not be allowed at all for re-opening of this case or any other claim. Actually the plaintif was unnecessarily troubling these years to the defendent and now he has realised his mistakes. But the problem is that you can never trust these kind of persons.
Thx.
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Society charges (rented falt)
Sir, Pls guide,
A has taken a Rented Flat vide L & L Agreement (Rent Rs. 70,000/-). Licensee is paying Rent regularly.
Owner is paying Society charges since seven months it is included in Rent amount. And Owner has promissed that he will bear Society charges since is it included in Rent Amount.
Now Owner want to sale the said Flat. And Licensee want to vacate the house but owner wanted Society Charges which was paid by him for seven months.
Note : there is a clause in L & L that society charges shall be paid by Licensee.
Kindly guide what should Licensee do.