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Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 20:43

Property

My father left behind a regd will many years ago in which he has given me share from his self acquired property. My mother is now become very very old and become somewhat psychotic and she has possession of the home till her lifetime according to the regd will of my father. My very old mother is capable of writing anything for people who have ulterior motives on my share of property. What should I do to safeguard my share of the property.
Thanking you in advance for your advice.

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 19:23

Declaration regarding Legal Heirs

Can we get declaration regarding legal heirs in Civil Court.Please provide legal position also.

Neeraj Kaushal   01 August 2011 at 19:23

Police help

police help can be granted on ex-parte ad-interim injunction

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 18:37

jurisdiction to file application under section 34 of arbitration act

Hii, colleagues. i am practising lawyer from pune.
The Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council Konkan region ,Thane has passed an order in a dispute between govt and sisi company.(Under The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act,2006 . The transction took place within the jurisdiction of pune.I have following query.
whethere Pune court has jurisdiction to en tertain the application (under section 34 of the Arbitration Act 1996) challenging the order passed by the said council which are established owing to G.R.Maharastra Govt. for certain areas.

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 18:26

Future property transfer

1) Can there be Gift deed for future i.e. that immovable property will be transferred in future or when one becomes major/gets married.

2) If the transfer is in future the gift deed will be registered in future or it can be registered today?

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 18:02

LAW OF INHERITANCE

Father a Hindu died intestate. His dauther on marriage converted herself to be a Muslim. Will she be entitled to inherit the property of her father. Wether Hindu succession act would apply to her?

Adv.Vishal Anil Vyavahare   01 August 2011 at 17:49

civil death

Hallo Sir,
I am practising junior Advocate in Nashik.
I just want to know that father of my client has been not known to his whereabouts from 1990, but his name has been mentioned in some agricultural properties.My client and his family want to insert their name with that property.I have filed the suit for declaration of Civil Death. Whether it is proper to sought declaration of Civi Death? Person not heard from 7 years is right or Person not heard from 30 years is proper?
Please provide me answer and Citation regarding Declaration of Civil Death.Hallo Sir,
I am practising junior Advocate in Nashik.
I just want to know that father of my client has been not known to his whereabouts from 1990, but his name has been mentioned in some agricultural properties.My client and his family want to insert their name with that property.I have filed the suit for declaration of Civil Death. Whether it is proper to sought declaration of Civi Death? Person not heard from 7 years is right or Person not heard from 30 years is proper?
Please provide me answer and Citation regarding Declaration of Civil Death.

nita nath   01 August 2011 at 13:18

recovery of money

can someone plz help me in finding out recovery of money if default in liu of salary takes place it will come under which provision of law and whr can we file the suit?

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 12:24

Photo copy of certified copy

Ld Counsels,

Is photo copy of police FIR admissible in primary evidence in an IA before the family court.

Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   01 August 2011 at 11:31

Ancestral property

A person had only five daughters, he made marriage for four daughters and send them to their husband's house. fourth daughter got marriage but stayed with father along with her husband. the father made registered gift deed in 1957 of Inam land on fourth daughter. today father and four daughters and their husbands are no more except fourth daughter. Tahasildar abolished the Inam and given ryotawari patta in the name of fourth daughter's son in 1992. the same land acquired by the Govt for industry. special land acquisition officer (Assistant
Comissioner) issued the compensation cheque. but the sons of all the four daughters put an objection to stop the payment of chque. payment stoped by AC. and referred to civil court. now hearing is going on since last 5 months. the question is are they (sons of all other four daughters sons) have any right in the land? is it stopping the payment by AC is correct? what is the solution for the son of fourth daughter?