M Satyanarayana
31 August 2017 at 11:08
Sir,
I have filed original documents relating to my partition suit in the court. Now the court passed preliminary decree. Can I request the court to return the original documents.
Please kindly advise.
M.Satyanarayana
Rehana shaikh
31 August 2017 at 00:40
Dear sir,
Humari building pichle kaafi saalo se repair nahi hui...pagdi system hai or builder humari building k top floor par hi rehte hai...building me bahot saare cracks hogaye hai jiski vaje se paani humare ghar ki chato se aata rehta hai...har bar monsoon me hume same problems face karni padti hai.builder ko ghar ki condition batate hai to wo log personal family property issues bata k taal dete hai k humare hath me kuch nahi hai etc etc..hum rent bhi dete hai or paani ka bill bhi pay karte hai...lekin wo log properly month wise bill nahi dete...hum unse humesha kehte hai monthly rent liya kare achanak ek sath payment karna financially issue hojata hai but wo log apne hisab kitab se chalte hai man me aye to 6 months ka ek sath bill dete hai otherwise saalo saalo ka ek sath rent bharna padta hai....hum apne kharche se ghar ko repair karte hai or ab to ye condition hogai hai k building ko bahar se bhi repairing zarurat hai warna kabhi bhi gir jaye.lekin builders ko koi farak nahi padta.pls help us and give the sulotion pls.
Anonymous
30 August 2017 at 21:47
I have recently bought a flat with 100 sq ft covered parking space. The parking space is properly marked in the agreement with the parking slot number. The same was there in previous 2 deeds also. The agreement was accepted by the bank and provided me a bank loan also. However, the owner of the adjacent parking is parking his car in such a way that my parking way is blocked. He has illegally park his car 20 sq feet ahead of his actual parking space. He has been doing the same thing with earlier owners also where he didn't allow them to park their car in the allocated parking space. He has already filed a complaint in local police station regarding mental harassment against earlier owner when they tried to park their car in the allocated parking space. The same was known to the society people also.
Kindly suggest how I should approach to get the parking space free. Is there any legal provision available where I can get the parking space free without getting into direct confrontation with him.
mukesh jain
30 August 2017 at 21:14
my grandfather purchase a property it cames to my father name as no objection by uncle he made a will in my mother name is will valid is she can transfer property in one son name instead two sonns and three daughters
jatinkumar
30 August 2017 at 20:23
hello ! dear expert my query is that : one of my friend father ( rameshbhai )and father friend ( alokbhai ) purchased a plot of 24 guntha jointly , in sale his name of rameshbahi and alokbhai is mentioned, now my friend father rameshbhai want to do partition of the land,, but the other side i.e. alokbhai is not ready to do partition what remedy does rameshbhai have please suggest
Anonymous
30 August 2017 at 18:17
Sir...
Mere tenant ney mujh par permanent injuction ka case dala tha.uske against m humne counter claim ka case dala ....permanent injuction to hamare favour m a gya .bt counter claim order m atak rakha h 1 saal se ..
To permanent injuction ke base par hum unko nikal skte h ...eviction ka case laga kr
Ravi
30 August 2017 at 14:03
Do we need to take into account the huf income when calculating income of parents for obc income test
We have huf having members my parents my sister and myself. All are above the age of 18
pardeep pateyar
29 August 2017 at 22:29
R/sir,
i filed an application for set aside ex-party proceeding order after the laps of 11 years.
The i was arranged as performa defendant (defendant no. 2) i attended the court every date but because of lack of knowledge of legal proceeding i never informed by my lawyer about ex-party proceeding. when i changed my lawyer he after 11 year i came to know about ex-party proceeding and thereafter i filed application for set aside exparty order but court dismissed the application but in that order court said that " even otherwise defendant no.2 has a right to join the proceedings from here as merely he cannot be relegated to the position he would have occupied if he had appeared on that day but for further hearing of the suit, defendant no.2 can join the proceeding". I WANT TO KNOW WHAT RIGHT I ACCRUED AS COURT ALLOW ME TO JOIN PROCEEDING NOW THE FILED HAS BEEN PUT FOR FINAL ARGUMENTS.
the case is one in which a will deed has been challenged and my forged signature has been done by someone on the said will deed as witness. i wants to depose my witness. please guide me.
kumar
29 August 2017 at 22:10
Dear sir,
We have a residential property (house) in Bangalore registered under my father’s name which he received through a will from my grandmother. The grandmother has declared in will that she has two kids both are males
1. My uncle
2. My father
My uncle has 2 male and 3 females and my father has 1 male child and 3 female children.
Now both the brothers have accepted the will and got their respective property registered in sub registrar office in Bangalore in 2004.
Now recently.
Problem
My uncle and his children’s have secretly sold one more property of my grand mother which was there in a village outskirts of Bangalore “ STATING THAT MY UNCLE IS THE ONLY SON .”THIS PROPERTY OF GRAND MOTHER WAS NOT MENTIONED IN WILL BECAUSE SHE EXPECTED MY UNCLE TO SELL AND DISTRIBUTE IT TO SIX SISTERS(3UNCLES DAUGHTERS AND 3 MY FATHERS DAUGHTERS)
HISTORY (1930): My grandfather had two wives
1. Wife 1 (my father’s mother)
2. Wife 2 (my uncles mother)
Now , Wife 1 (my father’s mother) passed away when my dad was very young (less than a year) later he was taken care by my uncles mother and she never differentiated between them and divided THE PROPERTY ALSO properly. ALTHOUGH, was actually earned by MY father and uncle out of respect it was registered (1960) under my uncles mother name which she showed it as self earned property.
WHAT I WANT TO KNOW THE LEGAL STAND.
1. MY UNCLE NOW SAYING THAT HE AND ALL HIS CHILDRENS WILL PUT CASE AGAINST MYFATHER TO RETURN THE PROPERTY. ( WILL COPY STATES THAT SHE HAS TWO KIDS AND WHICH MY UNCLE AND MY FATHER HAS ACCEPTED IT AND GOT IT REGISTERED UNDER THEIRE NAME ) – CAN THEY DO LIKE THAT WILL IT STAND IN COURT.
2. IS MY FATHER ELIGIBLE FOR PROPERTY - my UNCLES mother PROPERTY which was there in a village outskirts of Bangalore AS SHE HAS DECLARED IN HER WILL THAT SHE HAS TWO KIDS AND ALSO IN AFFIDAVIT SWORN BEFORE JUSTICE . WE WOULD HAVE HAPPILY GIVEN NOC FOR SELLING THE PROPERTY – GOD TILL TODAY HAS KPT US HAPPILLY ONLY .
3. CONSTANT TORTURE OF MY UNCLE REGARDING MY FATHERS MOTHER (QUESTIONING THE MODESTY OF WOMAN)
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Uncle become tenat pros and cons
Respected Sir, Immovable house property in Pune Maharashtra, purchased by two cousin A and B from there hard earnest money jointly in 1990. After purchasing property, ONLY B, B's father and B's brother with their family residing in the house property. There is no dispute between A and B as they are family members, hence everything goes amicably.
Now in the year 2005 dispute arises between A and B so both files criminal complaints, but no civil complaint.
Later in 2010 B and B's brother both relocated to another house and only B's father and mother residing in the property.
Now just week before B's father deceased and B's mother went to B's another house.
A and B is co-owners and there jointly owned self acquired property.
Now A want the possession of the property.
A's lawyer suggested that we can say we(A) gave permission to B's father to reside in the house as they are senior members in the family and after there .
SO my query is
Q.1) Is there any issue we face in near future if say we give permission to B's father?
Q.2) Can it creates tenancy rights to B's father and after there demise B's heir?
Q.3) What are the pros and cons to say B's father is our tenant and gave B's FATHER a tenancy rights?
Q.4) What are the pros and cons if we say B is the tenant of A.