Anonymous
24 July 2011 at 09:16
WHETHER THERE IS ANY LAW OTHER THAN HINDU SUCCESION ACT 1956 AND HINDU LAW,AND INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT, WHICH APPLIES IN BILASPUR DISTRICT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH IN CASE OF SUCCESSION OF PROPERTIES AND PIOUS DUTY OF SON ETC.PLS CLARIFY
srinivasa N
24 July 2011 at 08:51
can sons claim rights in mothers ancestral
property share if mother has not claimed it, or if mother is no more?
SHYAMSUNDER BUBNA
24 July 2011 at 06:56
WHEATER CASE UNDER SECTION 101 OF THE MAHARASHTRA STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT 1960 CAN BE FILED AGAINST NON MEMBER WHO HAVE NOT ADMITTED UNDER SECTION 22 OF MSC ACT BEFORE DY REGISTRAR AND/OR JOINT REGISTRAR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES MUMBAI & CO-OPERATIVE COURT MUMBAI AND/OR DY REGISTRAR AND/OR JOINT REGISTRAR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES MUMBAI & CO-OPERATIVE COURT MUMBAI HAVE POWER TO HEAR THE SAME
Anonymous
24 July 2011 at 01:23
Respected sir/madam,
The house is allotted to my grand father on lease cum sale agreement in the year 1973 after the sad death of my grand father.All my uncles and aunts given the concern for transfer of lease cum sale agreement in the name of my father.we are having the copy of succession certificate of all legal heirs and no objection affidavit in the year 1976.
In the year 1980 there is new lease cum sale agreement made in the name of my father.After making all the payment to the housing board in the year there is sale deed in the name of my father in the year 1983.
Now my uncle file a partition suit against my father as the lease cum sale agreement first in the name of my grand father after is sad death they have given no objection in mutual understanding .
Can they claim the partition nearly after 30 years.
Please help me.
as the payment made by my father to the housing board and the sale deed 1983 year in the name of my father still they can claim for partition.please help
Anonymous
23 July 2011 at 22:18
Question to learned experts.
I wish to disown/dis-inherit my son who is working and drawing very good salary.I want to first do it through public notice (to make him aware )and thereafter by regd Will.Should he mend his way and not behave in a rebellious way, I would welcome his rectified behaviour and make another regd Will to supersede the previous Will. But what legal significance does the public notice I gave have. If my son corrects himself do I need to do anything in terms of a fresh public notice or let it be as it was as the 2nd regd Will (final testament)would take care of everything the way I wish to change it.
Krishna Kumar Verma
23 July 2011 at 20:41
Dear Sir,
my queries is as follows : -
A) there is some problem to take our residential land with our neighbors actually our land's some portion (near about 4ft wide & 18ft long) is coming in neighbors land and he is not ready to give us back as we had measure it 2 times ... and this same is still running ...
B) between this, my neighbors met with village's hawaldar (police's person) and they (hawaldar & neighbors) meet with my father, they told him that police station in charge (DAROGA) is calling you beside of this by cheating of them my father gone to the met with daroga (i strongly believe that he given them some money as bribe) but he without anything asking without any reason he start to lathi charge (bitten up) my father and he under medical treatment i have all medical report etc .....
sir my question is following that : -
1) what i should do in above "A" case ??
2) what action i should take against Daroga in B case??
Thanks & Regards,
Krishna
Anonymous
23 July 2011 at 19:33
Dear Experts,in continuation of my previous question:-
I find it necessary to have a public notice so that my son becomes aware that he is dis-inherited after which I can make a regd Will.So if the son turns "good" later on,I sure can make a fresh regd Will which supersedes the previous one ,but is there anything required to be done for the public interest issued earlier ?.
Thank you
Anonymous
23 July 2011 at 17:27
I wish to make a affidavit that I will transfer property to my son by way of gift when he becomes major.
What is the best way to do the affidavit?
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