Anonymous
15 October 2020 at 16:44
Whether parties to a suit can produce any new witness at any stage of evidence. Whether any procedure is to be followed in arraying new witness and filing of his chief affidavit. ? Whether there is any time limit is prescribed for it as per civil procedure code 1908?
Anonymous
15 October 2020 at 01:09
Hi sir,
There is leackage from upper terrace flat to my flat.
Terrace flat owner is not taking permanent action from last 2 years and there is still major leackage present.
I have informed society but they are not taking any action against terrace flat owner.
Please advice what steps I need to take so that terrace flat owner has to take permanent action.
Thank you.
Anonymous
14 October 2020 at 06:53
"A" filed a suit for declaration with possession against "B:. Suit Decreed.
"A" files execution petition seeking possession from "B".
"B" object the execution that decree obtained by fraud. Matter pending before court.
If the scenario is so... "A" try to trespass the property while EP pending
What is the remedy for "B"?
To seek an interim injection in Execution court or in separate suit?
Whether bare injection is maintainable for the case in hand?
Kindly answer my query. Thank you
Amresh Choudhry
12 October 2020 at 20:21
Harijan family has made hut on my agricultural land and now refusing to vacate stating that they have given Rs.10k to my mother as advance towards purchase of the said land long back.
They don't any proof thereof also the truth is they were doing batai/sharing farming on my land and my father allowed them to stay there around 5-6years back.
Property is ancestral in my grandfathers name.
What should be best /quickest way to get the property vacated I have offered them 1lakh rupees also but taking undue advantage of coming from SC/ST community they are refusing to vacate.
Property is in my village under darbhanga district of Bihar.
Kindly guide
Anonymous
12 October 2020 at 13:02
Hello,
I am a lady speaking from Rohtak, Haryana.
I want to file a case against my father for getting a share of ancestral Land.
My father has 10 Acres of ancestral land and he wants to give all land to my brother.
He doesn't believe in an equal distribution.
He is living as of now.
I met to a lawyer in the local court, he said " We will file a case for declaration and injunction and after winning the case then we will file a case for partition"
Dear lawyers, can you please clarify-
1. is he saying right that to get a share in ancestral property, the case for declaration is to be filed and then case for the partition to be filed?
2. can't we file a case for partition directly?
dear experts please clarify
Franklyn
11 October 2020 at 13:22
Dear Sirs,
We are a CHS with 56 members in Mumbai and have in our employment a Handyman, who does all society work including Water filling and discharge. If we are to provide a space for him as accommodation in the society, will he be entitled under the law to claim any residency rights in the future.
On humanitarian grounds we wish to do so but some members are apprehensive.
Appreciate your expert opinion on the issue.
Anonymous
11 October 2020 at 07:38
The suit was for specific performance of agreement for sale. The plaintiff produced original deed belongs to the defendant which he procured by fraud. Suit dismissed as not contested by the plaintiff. Can defendant apply and get back the deed produced by the plaintiff from the court?
Anonymous
10 October 2020 at 20:49
'A' created sale deed in the name of his son fraudulently deceiving the owner of the property as it was a mortgage deed. Cunningly he made this deed in in favor of his son but with a different address to escape if caught. The owner, the person who played fraud, his son are dead. The legal heirs of the son succeeded in mutating the property to his name but with different address. The task at hand is to prove that the person on whose name the deed was created is another person than the predecessor of the present heirs of the son. How to prove that two dead persons are two and different.?
Anil Sharma
09 October 2020 at 14:03
Hi All
This is to bring your kind notice that my wife has given NOC to her mother after the death of her father, it was told to my wife that property will be on mother's name and will not be transfer to any one,after two months mother went to tehsil to transfer all the property on her name but it was refused by tehsildar that this will not work and all children must be present or either where ever your children are they need to send the same subject matter duly signed by that area tehsildar then we can consider. After their continuous phone on emotional ground we went to tehsildar at delhi and get it signed and then all the property went on mothers name, but now we come to know that mother is going to transfer the entire property to her son, I am also attaching the noc matter written by their advocate on NOC for your better understanding. as per the new rulling in sept that daughters can claim their share at any time.
My question from you that is that my wife can claim her share in the property or not?. Following is the matter request you to please look in to the matter, as nothing is being attached, request you to please suggest.
Regards
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Grandmother property
Hello sir,
My Grandmother has inherited some agricultural land from her father, great grandfather, great great grandfather.................. so-on.
The property has never been partitioned by any ancestor.
My Grandmother died 2 years back without any will and the land is in my grandmother's name only.
Q1. IS THIS PROPERTY ANCESTRAL?
Q2. IF YES, DO I HAVE ANY RIGHT IN IT AS A GRANDSON.?
Q3 CAN MY FATHER GET THE LAND TRANSFER IN HIS NAME AND GIFT IT TO SOMEONE ELSE WITHOUT MY AND MY SISTER PERMISSION ( Coeparcner permission ) ?
Please clarify.
Thank you.