Anonymous
06 January 2011 at 14:40
Sir...
My father is executing a Power of Attorney ( without consideration) which also authorizes me to sell his property in Delhi ...
My ques. are -
1.Can this POA be irrevocable or should it be only revocable as it is without consideration.
2.As very small part of the property is sold already by my father, should it be mentioned in the POA regarding the previous small part of the sale made( my lawyer has not mentioned that)or is it ok just to mention that " This POA is made in respect of the following property".
3.As small part is sold we are not able to mention the area is sq. yards of the family.If we dont mention the area of the property but just give the property no. is it ok.
4. Does the details of the whole chain of legal heirs should be given that how the property got devolved to him or the details of last Relinquish Deed which created his rights is enough.
Thanks a lots...
sangameshwara
06 January 2011 at 14:38
X is an owner of the site at bangalore.. she has given a GPA to Y and registerd the GPA at Sub-registrar office,
Now we have purchased the land from Y and X's one son also singed as witness colum & registed in Sub registrar office also.
But one of the famil member of X is not allowing to use the propty, we filled a case aginst them (X is NOT expired)
Can you advise what will be JUDGMENT on this case.
Anonymous
06 January 2011 at 11:56
Sir,
In an autonomous organisation of the Central Govt of India, if it doesn't follow the directions what will be the remedy?
I have illustrated the following:
In historic Judgment of R K Sabharwal Vs Union of India, R S Mittal vs Union Of India in which the apex court has given the ruling that Reservation applies to the posts and not to the vacancies and vacancy based roster should be replaced by post based roster system
The central govt via Deppt of personnel and Training given notices to all organisations in 1996 itself to implement the same
But mu organisation did not follow these guidelines and adopt their own irregular procedures and for the sake of interest of all the people some action seeking remedy must be taken against erred organisation
Whether I/we should made complaint to the Deptt of personnela nd training or
writ petition is mainatainable?
whether govt of India should also be made party of the case?
Whether moving to the CAT will solve this purpose?
sangameshwara
06 January 2011 at 11:00
We are having a agri land in tamil nadu arund 3 ackrs, after my grand father and grand mother death, my father & 2 elder brothers has done a partion deed and executed in sub registrar office. the 2 elder brothers saled there possition to 3 rd pary, now my father also expired. Now what i feel is my frand fathers property to be in our family control, can i fille a suite regarding this in local court, & my grand father did not executed any WILL.
Can i get a stary order against the 3rd pary. not to work in the agriland?
Anantalf
06 January 2011 at 00:11
what is open prostitution & what is clandestine prostitution?
Anonymous
05 January 2011 at 23:58
Can somebody let me know the latest rulings on easements
Anonymous
05 January 2011 at 21:18
my father was having a case with a bank over default of home loan... after the death of my father & the garentor
the bank took possesion of the property and they filed a subsitution application in court to subsitute the name of myself , my brother and my sister.( mother has already passed and we have not inherited any thing from our parents).
though we have not inherited even a penny... a policy of my father in which my mother was a nominee had been claimed by my sister and me & my brother gave NOC..
1- i want to know whether it will count under inherting property
2 - in this case for whom it will count
Dear Friends!
One person gifted his agricultural land in favour of a trust with condition in the Gift-Deed that the trust shall build an educational institution over the gifted land within a stipulated time failing which this gift-deed can be got revoked.
Trust failed to raise construction of educational institution over the gifted land and moreover passed a resolution to the effect that it is not in a position to utilise the gifted land and the gift-deed should be got revoked and mutation sanctioned in its favour be also got canceled. Now both parties want to get the gift revoked and mutation reversed.
My query is:
Whether revokation of gift be done through registrar? if so what shall be the consequence of stamp duty?
or
It be done through Suit for declaration? If so who should be plaintiff either trust or donor?
In Maharashtra all elected Managing Committee members of the Co-operative Housing Societies have to submit an Indemnity Bond in Form 20 under section 73(1) of the MCS Act 1960 to the society within 15 days of taking charge.
This Indemnity Bond should be prepared on what denomination of stamp paper?
Is it necessary to execute same before a Magistrate or a Notary?
Seperate Wills...
Can one make separate wills for separate properties.
How will these wills be probated later - together or separately ...