KRISHNA KUMAR P
24 September 2011 at 06:42
Sir,
I am resident of Visakhapatnam, working in private company. My grand father having a site and house in our village in 15 Jul 2003 he was given the site to his 4 daughters by the way of gift deed and registered in Gajapathinagaram sub-registration office. Now he was died in 15 Jul 2011. After his death may uncle (brother of my mother) is constructing a house in the site which was given to my mother and her sisters.
Now my uncle saying that the gift registration was canceled by my grand father in 19 Aug 2005 same was not informed to his 4 daughters. When we applied for EC it was showing two transitions one is in 2003 and another one is 2005 but booth transition was showing my grand father’s name and his 4 daughters. In second transition there a note i.e. gift settlement is revoked.
In cancellation gift dead my grand father mentioned that when I am giving property to my 4 daughters I have love and affection with them now love and affection was decreasing day by day so I am canceling the gift deed.
My question is that, once gift dead resisted how can it canceled without intimation to donee. It is acceptable or not?
Need your suggestion.
Regards
Krishna
Anonymous
23 September 2011 at 22:16
dear sir,
I have all the documents regarding my ancestral property like mutation, land reciepts,possession etc.now some land brokers have filed a title suit against me by making some forged documents and have also got the suit admitted on the basis of that very forged and manufactured documents.Also they tried for injunction but they were not granted.Now my question is whether i can transfer my suit property in question during the pendency of the suit or should I wait for the disposal of the suit?
N. AKSHAY BERI
23 September 2011 at 21:06
AN UNMARRIED WOMAN WAS HAVING AN PENSION ACCOUNT SBI, SHE SHIFTED TO M.P. IN A TRUST AND AASKED THE BANK TO TRANSFER HER PENDION IN HER ACCOUNT MAINTAINED AT M.P. BANK STARTED TRANSFEREING THE SAME.
FEW DAYS BACK SHE DIE LEAVING BEHIND A WILL WHEREIN SHE HAS DISPOSSED OFF HE IMMOVABLE PROPOERTY IN FAVOUR OF HER NEPHEW SONS AND THE AMOUNT LYING WITH THE BANK IS TO BE GIVEN TO THE TRUST. THERE IS A SUM OF rs. 24,000 IN HER ACCOUNT MAINTAINED AT SBI. HOW THE AMOUNT CAN BE GIVEN TO THE TRUST? WHAT IS LEGAL REQUIREMENT?
Anonymous
23 September 2011 at 20:32
Hello and thank you in advances for any detailed responses to my query.
We have a first appeal pending in High court. Lawyers say they are waiting on a Paper book before setting a hearing date. Two dates have come and gone, yet no paperbook!!
So what is a paper book, what does it have in it, what role does it play in first appeal, how long does it normally take to get it, and is there a fee involved to get this. What ways can be used to expedite the process to obtain this paper book?
Munish Kumar Garg
23 September 2011 at 20:27
Hello members,
One case was filed against my clients father, who died during pendency of the suit. The nature of the suit is of declaration seeking to get the sale deeds registered of the land purchased by them from the father of the objectors/L.R.'s in the execution proceedings. As the suit was decreed in favour of the plaintiffs and against my clients, and now the present plaintiff filed the execution proceedings and then we file the objections. In the objections, my client had taken the objection that as per the decree-sheet of the original suit it was ordered by the Hon'ble court that the defendant/L.Rs of the defendants will get the sale deed registered in the favour of the plaintiffs on receiving the balance sale consideration. But they failed to comply the same and then we filed the objections in the execution proceedings by taking the plea as mentioned above but my objections was dismissed by the Hon'ble Judge and now they want to file the civil revision against that in the High Court, so please guide me some good citations in support of my civil revision.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
23 September 2011 at 19:33
can a citizen of india remmarying again in london be punished.under what law he is liable to be convicted in india?
Anonymous
23 September 2011 at 17:57
in civil suit, what plaintiff second time give application for amendemet his plaint, for same ground and same fact, alredy first application is granted by court and he amend his plaint. than after at the cross examination is start and examination completed by respondent, than after second time plantiff give application for amend his plaint for same fact and same ground, in view of law point it is maintanable? respodent can any leagle option for stop that?
N.J. MISHRA
23 September 2011 at 16:11
Dear Member Kinldy guide me:
if an employer, whose establsihment is already registered under Shop and Establishment Act, takes on lease new office in a separate building situated in the same premise and shifted some of its department like HR, Accounts, Admin in that premise, is required to obatin a fresh registration of the new premise. the name of the building are different.
Anonymous
23 September 2011 at 16:04
As India is not a signatory to Hagque convention, can an order passed by a foregin court filed by an Indian citizen asking for divorce, child support and divison of property against her Indian husband would be binding on him.
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