jatin aggarwal1987
01 September 2012 at 10:16
respected sir
A,B,C are three brothers. D,E,F are three sisters of Z (mother)and X (father). X father has expired in 2002 after death of X's death Z also expired after some years.there are number of property which the same has been sold by Z when she was alive and all the properties was came to them from their father and forefather means neither Z nor X purchased the said properties (not self acquired).
before death the mother Z has given share to all her children except A (elder est SON in above all children)but A is living in one house till now.
there are number of properties in which all has been sold by the brothers of A and Z (mother) without consent and acknowledging the one A.
during life time of Z, A has filed civil suit for declaration against his mother Z, and all other bro. and sisters. in which one brother B is appearing and C is held exparte in the suit.
And A has filed one criminal complaint under S. 420,465,467,468,471 against the mother Z and others B,C and the P (purchaser, who know that the property is also relates to A and with his signature it can't be sold)
(the above said complaint and civil suit is only with regard to other properties which the same has been sold by all without consent and sign of A but suit/complaint is not relate to the house in which he is residing. i mean still no dispute is there in court regarding the house in which A is residing. although other bro. can claim partition with regard to this house also. but now the queries are:
1. whether A can construct the house in which A is living?
2. if A construct the house without acknowledged the other brothers what will be the consequences?
3. if other bro. and sisters claim partition or create dispute with regard to the house constructed in future what will be the defense to A. (A has not got not even a single pai but all money sold from the properties shared in other all but A is only in the possession of the house)
4. before constructing the house whether A shall make some precautions by which he can prove in future that the house is constructed by him with his own money i.e., a contract with the house constructor (thekedaar/mistri who will construct the house), bills of cement, sariya etc.
please guide me as soon as possible i will wait for ur respected guidance
( NOTE:- A in every case want to construct house because house is too much old and may also be harmful if A will live in it as it is)
That in civil Proceedings one of the Photograph has been marked as Article-A.
my question is whether it can be referred at the time of argument ?
pls guide
Regards
Respected Experts,
I purchased a land in North Delhi through registered GPA in 2003. Which is in my possession and we are residing their since a long. No one has any objection. Now after the proposed regularazatiion of Delhi Govt. when I read the GPA carefully I observed a discrepancy regarding plot no. it is written 93-94, but actually it should have been 92-93. Other things like Khata No. description of boundary and area purchased are correct. This land is situated adjacent to my another plot . Actual plot no 93-94 belongs to other person. He does not know about this. How it will get corrected? Sub-registrar has shows his inability due to case of GPA, Plz, advice Thanks to all.
R/Experts
Application for restoration of suit by plaintiff which was earlier withdrawn by the plaintiff is permissible or not,kindly advice.
Regards
Vinod Bansal Adv
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
31 August 2012 at 23:18
In a LE suit in small cause court, Mumbai,
Issues have been framed, but trial has yet not begun.
Is there any time limit to approach court for looking into issues/ (revising or adding issues).
Is it necessary to do so before trial starts, or it can be done at any stage?
Pls note I am the defendant.
It is important that I get a clear picture as I am not in position to spend a lot.
Also, the plaintiff has not paid correct court fees. Would it be OK/better for me to pursue that angle ( forcing the issue of correct stamp fees and asking court to reject plaint on grounds of non-payment of correct stamp fees) or ask court to revise issues.
Pls note that LE suit has been filed just to harrass and make me spend money.
amit
31 August 2012 at 21:18
HOW MANY FEES IN CROSS APPEAL OF AMOUNT 10,000,00 FOR MA IN JABALPUR HIGHCOURT ?
kiran
31 August 2012 at 18:32
HOW CAN D ADOPT TO CHILD C ??
Can natural mother made a adopt mother?
A- female, B- male
A and B married in 1998
c child of spouse
Then divorce between A and B in 2006
A has custody of child C till date
B is Un married till date
now A married with D in 2010
HOW CAN D ADOPT TO CHILD C ??
B IS GIVEN CONSENT TO ADOPTION DEED
sir,
my grandfather was having some property now that property is partitioned among all heirs , my father is one of them ,,but now my father is no more,,my father's brother not divided the property equally ,,i dont know how much property my grandfather has in his name in different places ,
now how to find out about my grandfathers entire property
thank u in advance
Can a son who has been disinherited by his father claim his share in his ancestral property?
Gift by a partner
There was a partnership firm having two partner namely A & B (A is son of B). After few years B-HUF & C were enter into the partnership as new partners and B was retired from partnership. The capital balance of retired partner B, was transferred to loan account of B. Now B want to gift to his son A amount equal to the balance o/s in loan account. The Loan amount approx Rs. 25.00 Lacs.
The queries are
1. Can B give the said amount to his son A as gift?
2. Is any stamp duty is applicable or it suffices to make gift deed on Rs.100 and get noterised?
3. Whether the firm has to return entire amount to Retired partner B and there after B can gift to A and A bring this amount in partnership as his capital or B can directly transfer the said amount as gift by passing entries in the books of account and making gift deed?