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MN Dhungel   28 November 2012 at 20:12

Succession

Sir
My paternal uncle who was a government employee in the state of sikkim died a years back. he used to stay with me...not with her wife...as she once stayed for a year with her previous husband leaving my mama alone. my mama nominated me and my brother as his nominee in GPF with 50 -50 percent.
when mama died my mami came and performed last rites. and now she is filling for succession certificate...please tell me what my legal right would be there....do i get any share in the succession?
Please Advice

Irshad   28 November 2012 at 16:22

Case against advocate

Hi,
Hi,

Advocate my father hired in high court reg my agricultural land dint take up the case properly and from beginning of the case he was talkin abt compromise but i rejected, then he remained absent for 3 hearings and then the judge has closed the case and now i had asked him to reopen the case again, and now its in pending admission status for almost 2 years.
Pls advice

Nilesh Agrawal   28 November 2012 at 16:19

Injunction/permission

Where can one find that no permission is required to construct boundary wall or fencing even for the agricultural land.

Is there any judgment providing injunction in favour of plaintiff so that state or any authority do not interfere in such construction?

suraj kumar singh   28 November 2012 at 15:57

Court fees

Dear Member's

I would like to know that what is the slab/rate of court fees in the state of Tamilnadu.

Actually i am planning to file a summary suit in chennai, i wanted to know that how much court fees will leviable. This is very relevant when the amount is in crores.

Kindly send me the chart or schedule for court fees applicable in the state of Tamilnadu.

Regards

Suraj kumar Singh
9810329829

kotaruraghu   28 November 2012 at 14:33

Reversionary rights

can the divorced husband can have the reversionary right of the property, who gifted his property to the divorced wife and subsequently she died intestate. any citation in this aspect

kindly do the needful

A.Sandeep Yadav   28 November 2012 at 14:21

Intercaste marriage insentive claim

hi sir,am sandeep and i am from Hyderabad and i was married on 26/09/09 and ours is intercaste marriage am hindu BC telugu and girls is OC Brahmin marathi and recently i came to know govt is giving incentives for intercaste marriage people so how can i apply for that.Ph-8886864468

Munish Kumar Garg   28 November 2012 at 13:47

Women self-acquired property

Hello members

I am the appellant before the High court challenging Judgment and Decree passed by the lower courts below, as both the courts below decided against me and in favour of respondent. I am attaching the copy of the Grounds of Appeal with the Judgments and decrees passed by both the courts below.


My grievance is that the ld. courts below had comes to an conclusion that the grand-mother of the appellant, who inherits the property upon the death of her husband i.e. the grand-father of appellant, is not her self-acquired property and deems to be clothed with the character of Joint Hindu family including the land which was inherited by appellant from his father and who inherits the same from his father.

As per law, the land which was acquired by an Hindu women becomes her self-acquired property (as per mutation was attested in her favour) but in the instant case that was not so held by the courts below and comes to an conclusion that the land which was inherited by her (grand-mother of appellant) bears the same character of ancestral property as per Excerpt report and also it is mixed up with the other Ancestral property which was inherited by all remaining legal heirs out of the share of their father who inherited the land from their father. And it was also held by both the courts below that the land being mixed up is now in HOTCH-POTCH condition and thus cannot be said that this is her separate self-acquired property and gives the shape of the land which was inherited by her from her husband (who is grand-father of appellant) is Joint Hindu family property being ancestral in nature.

My query is that how can I regal out of this finding so that I can show to the ld. High court Judge that the land is not ancestral property and cannot be accounted with our ancestral property in HOTCH-POTCH way.

Please give me some citations in this regard.

Thanks
Munish Kumar Garg
Advocate
Ph: 09812345165, 08054945165


Download link of the RSA file:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/sepmhb


gurjeet   28 November 2012 at 12:42

Abt change of name

I am a resident of Mumbai.My question is my childrens name in educational certificates bear a name as Harpreet Gurcharan Duggal. while in Passport and birth certificates the name read as Harpreet Mukesh Duggal. We want to retain the latter name and is it mandatory to issue a gazzette notification for change of name. Afyet the publication is it compulsory to print the same in two newspapers

Rajukumar   28 November 2012 at 10:15

Credit card payment unpaid

My own brother had not paid paid the credit card payment and which is pending for 3 years since 2009. The bank insists me and my father to settle the payment. Because now he absconded somewhere and we too dont know where he is. Also he had submitted a statement saying that he had spent all the credit card money for family. But the statement is wrong.

Now i want to know, Is that the bank has the rights to ask to settle the payment by me?

Please advice and help on this.

Pratap   28 November 2012 at 08:57

Transfer of case

Can any person transfer the case from lower court to High court in 138 case.