Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 21:16
A christian family consisting of one son, three daughters and a widow, family head died intested, in this case please suggest about the devolution of self acquired & ancestral property between these living heirs and which law will govern this christian family?
Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 21:12
Certain properties mentioned in a WILL is altered by a settlement between the parties in a suit by a Decree passed by the Ld. Court later than the WILL date. Can the WILL be enforced for the rest properties?
Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 20:22
I conduct scholarship classes at my own premises. I have no employees. Whether the Bombay Shop and Establishment Act applicable to me? Is any registration necessary?
sunil dadarao sawarkar
11 June 2010 at 20:18
Whether plaintiff instituted suit for declaration that he has become owner by adverse possession ?
yashwant goyal
11 June 2010 at 19:46
“X” has a will in his name for immovable property, but till date “X” do not use this or show in court. But residing on such property since birth. This property also disputed between “X’s” two family members “X” is not a party of such civil suit.
Can “X” claims for owner ship at present or after there dizzied “X” will claim?
What is better?
And where it to be claim?
shyjo
11 June 2010 at 18:56
we are using a road of my neighbour on prescriptive easement for last 25 years. we filed a petition before muncif court for grant of easement right.the court dismissed the same.the very next day we filed a petition at muncif court for maintaining status quo. the court allowed the same. subsequently during the period of stay, they distroyed a portion of road. we have filed 3 petitions together. one for commission inspection 2nd for restoration and 3rd for violation.
now the munciff is saying that since he has already passed the order denying the easement right apllication, he will not be able to pass an order to restore the road to the orginal position.
i need the restoration , is there any ruling for my favour.
PANKAJ V.VORA
11 June 2010 at 18:18
From residential premises in a co.op.housing soc. at mumbai, i am doing my profession,can proposed society or builder take objection for the same/
Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 18:15
Dear Friends of the Forum,
An agricultural Land, belongs to Mr."A", sold to Mr."B".But not through registered (but have an unregistered sale deed !) sale deed, but is in Possession of Land.
Mr. "B", sold this land to Mr."C" through an unregistered sale deed,and handed over the Possession of Land to "C".Mr."C"is in Possession of Land for last 25 years, till today. Now, Mr "A" & "B" ( both ) are dead. My Question to the learned Experts is :Should Mr. "C" claim under,
1) unregistered sale deed,obtained from Mr. "B",(by regularising ? Which is,i think tough as on today, because legal heirs may create problems),
OR
2) In Possession of Land for last 25 years, (Adverse possession )But against Whom, Mr. "A" OR Mr. "B" ?
OR
3) Any other alternative you , EXPERTS suggest!
With regards And Thanking you All Experts of the forum expecting an early reply please.
Anonymous
11 June 2010 at 17:29
whether enrollment is first or ragistration in maharashtra state tax on profession trade calling and employment Act 1975
thanks in Advance
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Respected experts,
one of my client entered in to sale agreement with owner for purchase vacant site, he has paid full amount, owner executed a sale agreement and notarised GPA in favour of my client on 1998,the same year govt as stopped revenue site registation, from the date of agreement my client is in possession and have built a single room, till date tax has not paid, now after a long period my client approached the owner to execute neccessary registered deed in favour of him, the owner is asking some money for registration, pls suggest me what is remedy available to my client.