venkatesh Rao
26 June 2011 at 16:55
Esteemed experts,
My father had 2 wives. I am last daughter of 2nd wife . My father died in 2000. My mother died last year. Ist wife is alive with her only son. II wife has 2 sons and 3 daughters.
My father had self-acquired properties. During his life time, in 1996, I purchased a site from my father(His self-acquired) by paying market rate. Later I sold the site and purchased another site out of the sale proceeds.
My father died intestate. Ist wife and her son claim all the remaining property as their own and that we don’t have a share. Also they claim half of the sale proceeds of the site sold by me.
1. Don’t we the children of 2nd wife have a share in the remaining property?
2. Can they claim the share in the sale proceeds of the site?
Anonymous
26 June 2011 at 15:54
if few original documents are not there can the xerox copy and not he certified copy be marked as an exhibit ?
Anonymous
26 June 2011 at 15:45
Dear Experts, I am senior citizen and state as follows for your kind expert advice 1) My office was broken in by the commiittee members of co. op society in 2002 and a criminal case was registered in 2003 which is still pending in MM's Court. 2) To presurize me society falsley implicated and made me a party in a Civil Suit of 1998 against BMC & 5 other owners of the illegally built rooms in the year 2004 saying that my room is also illegal, whereas I am one of the founder member of the society and have the bills issued by it which shows that my premises was assessed for Municipla Taxes. This case was dismissed as withdrawn in the year 2009 but the society disconnected poewr supply to my room from meter so that I can not use or rent out the office nor it is givingme NOC for getting a separate electric meter . 3) I now due to continued harrasment and forced closure of my business want to file a civil suit for damages of Rs. 10Lacs against the society and have the proof for it. Experts pl. guide if: a) Is there is any time frame or limitation clause for filling the recovery suit? b) Can I file it in High Court and under what sections of civil procedure code as the civil suit was dismissed in 2009 in the City Civil Court at Mumbai?
ramamoorthi
26 June 2011 at 11:59
sir,
It was three months before,
there is a sale agreement with six months time period to sell the land with building,we got some advance amount from the buying party.now the buying party asking us to give the key of the building,saying that demolish the building and get the flat land and selling to someone else,and settling us the rest of the amount after taking their profit.
they also said that if we don't give them key, ask us return their advance amount.
but we don't interest in the buying party doing so, we want the rest of the amount to be settled before demolish the building.now two more months time period is left as per our sale agreement.
I don't know what should i do,please guide us.
Anonymous
26 June 2011 at 11:47
sir,
can you plz forward me urgently appropriate legal body or institution where i can file complaints on my client behalf regarding illegal money lending of around 80 lakhs to differentsalaried persons without licence. the cause of action arose at delhi only. what is the procedure of making complaints.
rajendra
26 June 2011 at 11:16
Contract entered at Chennai, containing Arbitratrion clause with seat of arbitration agreed to be at Chennai. No agreement with respect to court jurisdiction. Section 9 application filed at Bangalore as the immoveable property is situated within jurisdiction of Bangalore, is it maintainable at Bangalore court ?
In case of award to be passed at Chennai, Section 34 appeal can be filed only at cheenai or at Bangalore ?
In this background, for both section 9 and 34 of the act, which is the court has jurisdiction ? Any citation in support of the said opinion ?
rajendra
26 June 2011 at 11:05
Ignoring arbitration clause in a contract, A party institute a suit for specific performence of the said contract before a civil court and the said suit is dismissed during stage of evidence for default. The defendant though raise objection regarding maintainability, no order under section 8 of the ARbitration act is passed. Later again the plaintiff intends to invoke arbitration clause and files section 9 accplication. In this back ground, will section 12 read with order 23 rule 1(4) of cpc will come into play ? Plaintiff having abondened his claim in the suit and allowed the suit to be dismissed for default be allowed to agitate his claim again through arbitration ? Any supporting citations in this regard ?
Anonymous
26 June 2011 at 00:51
I am a practising lawyer. Please advice me about the exhaustive commentaries of good quality available on Right to Information Act and Consumer Protection
sanjaygupta5760
25 June 2011 at 22:14
My father passed away recently. In his will (which has not been registered but has been notarized), he has left his property in New Delhi to me, my brother and 2 grandchildren. Do I need to probate the will ? also are there some good law firms in New Delhi who can advise us ?
Thanks
Sanjay
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
agreement to sell
A entered into an agreement with B to purchase land from B @ rs. 5,00,000/-.
Then A entered into another agreement with C to sell the same land @ rs. 6,00,000/-, promising that he will either get the sale deed executed in favour of C directly from B or he will firstly get the sale deed executed in his favour and then he will execute the sale deed in favour of C.
But C directly gets the sale deed executed in his favour from B, ignoring his agreement with A.
What are the remedies of A against B and C ?