vinod bansal
03 October 2010 at 13:25
R/Experts
For a Hindu joint property,mother wants to file petition for guardianship of his son who is 58 years old and is mentally unsound person though no Medical record available but mother is ready to go with any medical examination for the state of mind of his son,it can be easily held by the court that the person is unsound minded by the outer appearance of the son,)for welfare of his share in joint property.Under which provision and section i can file a opetition for guardianship on behalf of mother.Thanx in advance
G. ARAVINTHAN
03 October 2010 at 07:18
Property was under mortgage from 1942.
Plaintiff filed a suit for redemption in the year 2000. Will the Limitation Act,963 apply or not?
Anand Kumar
03 October 2010 at 01:31
Dear Sir/Madam,
Basically i am from Bihar and by profession i am Senior Software Engineer. My Father was Central government employee and now he is retired. We have ancestral property in Saharsa, Bihar. After division my father got the land from his cousins and from last 30 years we have house on that land and we stay there also. All villagers and all our family members and relations know that land is ours. Since that was our ancestral property my father didn't do registry for that land.
Recently 5-6 months back one of my father cousin brother (my father used to trust him) illegally did registry on his name and one month back only my father got to know that he did like that. Now my father is trying to get all the papers.
Please suggest me what should we do in this matter and how we should proceed? That property is still belong to us only but may be in future my father cousin brother can claim and because we always don't stay there we want to clear this dispute. Please suggest me what should we do in this?
s.loganathan
02 October 2010 at 23:00
I had paid the prescribed fees for application before the drt, chennai in April and it was assigned a SR No.. My lawyer took back the application for correction. The bank failed to make the mandatory paper publication and we had not yet resubmitted the application taken back. Now, the bank issues a 'Fresh' 13(2) & 13(4). Can I include this new notice in the earlier drt application? Would the first application in April still be valid after having taken it back for correction and not submitted till date? Or should I make a new application?
sadashiva
02 October 2010 at 21:40
Sir,
I am not a party to the suit which is filed by the one of the parties other than the family member for entering his name in the owner ship column in the RTC. the property as per the partition in the family property is came to my share. i am unknow of the facts of the case and they are not made us as a party to the suit before the DC. later we came to know the order been passed by the DC. know we want to appeal but our council is telling it is not possible under Karnataka land reforms act. kindly guide me.
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 21:39
Sir,
I am not a party to the suit which is filed by the one of the parties other than the family member for entering his name in the owner ship column in the RTC. the property as per the partition in the family property is came to my share. i am unknow of the facts of the case and they are not made us as a party to the suit before the DC. later we came to know the order been passed by the DC. know we want to appeal but our council is telling it is not possible under Karnataka land reforms act. kindly guide me.
s.loganathan
02 October 2010 at 21:27
In the year Nov. 2004, I took a agri-loan for purchase of a Tractor under the scheme for large farmers. I only paid three half yearly instalments ( last payment was in 2006 ). I was not able to make payments after that. In the year 2008, the state govt. announced a waiver scheme. Some of the people I know had their outstanding waived. I never heard from the Bank or even any demand or communication. Now, I receive a legal notice, out of the blues, stating that I have a subsisting debt, and that I purportedly executed a revival letter on the last date of Nov. 2007 and also in March 2010. This is a blatant lie as I had not issued any such letter. Now, the legal notice demands payment of entire sum or else they will publish my photo in the newspaper as defaulter. It has been four years since I last made payment or had any communication with the Bank. Even if my loan was not included in the waiver schemed, would not my debt be hit by limitations? Can the Bank threaten me with publication in the newspaper?
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 21:17
Sir,
I am not a party to the suit which is filed by the one of the parties other than the family member for entering his name in the owner ship column in the RTC. by that time we are not party to the suit before the DC. later we came to know the order been passed by the DC. know we want to appeal but our council is telling it is not possible under Karnataka land reforms act. kindly guide me.
regards
sadashiva
gaurav
02 October 2010 at 21:05
If matter for gurdianship of Two minor Orphan childrn(age12& 7)is pending in court betwen paternal grandma & maternal uncle of childern.
Still Patrnal grandma Applied for compensation claim on behalf of children is that correct?
is paternal grandma by law of succestion will get compensation in death claim of mother of to orphan childern.I know for his son she will get as pr succesion. but in case of her Daughtr in law if both childern alive will she eligible in her proprty and claim along ith childern by law of succestion?
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