Anonymous
29 September 2010 at 21:00
An order was passed by City Civil Court at Mumbai in regard to 2 flats of my late father wherein the court had given 12 months time for disposal of flats and sharing of amount as per agreed terms. However now 12 months have passed but no action has been taken to sale the flats as two families are residing in them. Now my querry ire as under:
a) Does the order lapses if not carried out within given time?
2) Can, I ( one of the legal heir) can assign my share of 20% to a third party who is willing to pay me the share at market rate?
3) What other course of action is open to me ?
Anonymous
29 September 2010 at 19:34
our grand father A. earned many lands selfequired and some lands are Enaam Lands government given lands also. He make a WILL on 1954, and registered, after his death B. my father and C. step brothers partitioned the property by way of Jentelman agreement and mutual understanding,in the partition agreement they are written clearely as per will they are partitioned.
but as per WILL not done the partition perfectly and my father getting more property from the joint property, because he is elder son and others are minors.
So Finally our father property comes under ancesstral property or self equired property?
Why, because iam refered some books, they are given the clarification regarding, any memeber getting the property from his father by way of WILL, then the property is comes his self equired property and not for ancesstral property.isn't correct or not?
actually we are filling a suit for partition, but my father B. spokes that he is getting property from his father by way of will,so it is self equied property, and you are no way concern share in the property.
our grand father A is not signed in the every page of will, isn't valid or not?
we want to file suit for partiotion from my father B as per Hindhu Succession Act-2005, So which way we will proceed against from my father.
please give me complete details.
thank you
Saurabh Ind
29 September 2010 at 18:59
I went to a police station in Indore M.P. to register a complaint regarding recovery of Rs.5000 which I had lend to a person, but they refused to register it. I don't have any agreement's copy or bank's check. How can I recover the money?
Rajeev kulshreshtha
29 September 2010 at 18:55
Where the application u/s 12 contempt of court act shall be filed and what procedure is prescribed under law.Please clear with citation.
Anonymous
29 September 2010 at 18:20
I saw in the Delhi High Court website and found that Items have been classified as A,R and J
Kindly inform whether items numbers are the same numbers which have been located in the list or there is separate classification of the numbers?
For example if the cause list says
Sno Petitioner Respondcent
44 ABC Co ltd vs XYZ ASSOCITES
Then item no should labelled as A44 ?
Anonymous
29 September 2010 at 18:19
I saw in the Delhi High Court website and found that Items have been classified as A,R and J
Kindly inform whether items numbers are the same numbers which have been located in the list or there is separate classification of the numbers?
For example if the cause list says
Sno Petitioner Respondcent
44 ABC Co ltd vs XYZ ASSOCITES
Then it should be labelled as A44
Amit Mehta
29 September 2010 at 17:18
Hi
I have an ongoing legal matter. For the same i need to provide proof that Mr.X is not staying at a certain address1.
He previously used to stay at Address1 and thus his Voter Card, Passport etc are bearing Address1 and this is what he provides as proof that he stays at Address1
I have the address2 where he actually stays now with his family.
I NEED THE FOLLOWING:
1. Pls advice what evidences will stand in Court as enough proof that this person x does not stay in Address1 but stays in Address2.
NOTE: None of the residents of Address1 or Address2 are willing to provide any declarations helping me on this since personX is using his clout.
PLEASE ADVICE
Best Regards
Amit Mehta
29 September 2010 at 17:05
Hi,
My grandmother is 96 yrs.
She has various agricultural properties.
She has made a WILL giving one particular property to just one of her daughters.
1. Can a person make a WILL for just one of her assets, not mentioning the rest of her assets?
2. Does this WILL have to be registered, though it has been notarised and two witnesses have signed?
3. She will not make WILL for her other properties. Will this effect the Property already WILLed to one of her daughter?
Please answer in detail wherever required.
Thanking you in advance.
Best Regards
valentine
29 September 2010 at 16:26
How is the contempt of court proceeding conducted in India? Does the trial court have the jurisdiction to conduct trial for contempt of its own order?
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How to read display board at Delhi High Court?
Sir,
I visited High Court and there was matters located in the form of A and R .Please inform how to read those matters? whether the A51 corresponds to 51 in the cause list?