GANGAM.RAJENDER.
06 June 2014 at 08:12
respected sir,
the sale deed was executed in the year 1975.the property was not self acquired which was ancestral property father executed the sale deed at the time of execution the age of son is 15 years and he was educated person as his name was written in the sale deed as witness with thumb impression not signed .ORIGINALLY THE THUMB IMPRESSION IS NOT THE SON'S THUMB IMPRESSION.WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE SON THE FATHER WAS EXECUTED THE SALE DEED WITH FORGED THUMB IMPRESSION.
present the case was pending in the hon'ble dist cout.
Q1.AFTER LONG TIME SON CAN CHALLENGE THE THUMB IMPRESSION IN THE COURT.
Q2.OR THE GRAND SON'S HAVE ANY RIGHT TO CHALLENGE THE SALE DEED WHICH WAS FORGED.
WE HAVE ANY RIGHT TO ASK THE EXPERT OPINION
REGARDING THE THUMB IMPRESSION.
THANK YOU SIR .
Sheeja
05 June 2014 at 22:44
I am seeing lot of dispute against between the rental lessee and the owner. When someone rents out a property (for any period of time) what reason does the lessee refuse to leave the property (when the contract ends)? It is someone else property and how can the lessee say 'I cant leave'? I keep seeing the arguments from the lessee that 'I am sole income generator and I don't have place to live' etc.In my opinion, these are silly reasons, because when he signed a contract, he knew that had to leave and it is not his property. Also, the owner would be giving some time to find another place (1-2 month notice)?
I know that every lawyer would say to file a case if the lessee refuse to leave. But because of our inefficient and long judicial system when things get to longer 5-6 years of time,ultimately the owner looses his time, effort, money all? So why does our law is so much for the lessee????
Right now I am lessee (residential) living in a foreign country, where I will either try to renew my contract/ or find a new place if the owner say to vacate/or if rent is too high that I cant afford. Even if I manage to stay here for more than 50 years in my life, I would never refuse to leave if the owner says so irrespective of the country I live in.
Hope the advocates take my question as not a legal question, but more of as a general one and provide with some valuable input.
raghavendra
05 June 2014 at 22:16
sir
my father entered into agreement to sale (unregistered) with a defendant in the year of 1981 as manager of the family on behalf of all the coparcenar of the ancestral property , in pursuance of that agreement to sale in the year of 2013 defendant executed the sale deed in kartha capacity without obtaining other coparcenar signature but with knowledge of all. but know after executed sale deed coparcenar filed objection to entry the mutation register before tahshildar,even tahashil accepted the objection and cancelled the MR entry.
entry hence i have filed civil suit asking declaration, now that agreement to sale is unregistered one, is that acceptable in court of law,
can i pray the court to declare i am the owner of the property because as kartha of family defendant have executed the registered sale deed,
kindly advice me
thanking you
sagaryogita
05 June 2014 at 18:39
Can i ask for court fee refund in summary suit?
what is the substantial process for that?
sagaryogita
05 June 2014 at 18:23
i filed summary suit for the recovery of money about Rs 1 cr in that the court fee was about 3 lakhs
my question is weather i can ask for refund of that Rs 3 lakhs which was the court fee?
ts
05 June 2014 at 18:07
Hello,
Two brothers A and B got a probate order from the court which stated that the petitioners are entitled to Letter of Administration in respect of Will with subject to petitioners furnishing the following -
Estate Duty clearance
Valuation Report
Requisite Court Fees
Administration Bond and
One Surety."
The list of properties given at the time of Letter of Administration/ to the court contained four immovable properties some bank accounts and one bank loan.
A and B did not fulfill any of the above said conditions laid down by the court regarding the Letter of Admin.
A without the permission of B sold of one property.
My queries are -
As the rights of the properties are entitled to A and B only after the conditions of the probate order are fulfilled as stated above, what will be the status of the sale of the property by A .
a)Will it be an invalid or void transaction if challenged by B in the court. .
b) Can a case be filed for the cancellation of the sale deed by B.
c)Does the buyer of the property has any remedy to save the sale of the property.
d)Is the probate order still valid and can it come into force after the conditions laid down in the order be fulfilled.
e)Can the legal heirs of B approach the court for the fulfillment of the conditions when both the A and B have expired.
d)Can the legal heirs of A also approach the court.
e)Can the buyer of the property also approach the court and has any remedies
Thanks.....
pallavi
05 June 2014 at 15:44
My paternal aunt(bua) had given me a power of attorney to sell her property in Nagpur. one buyer liked the flat and gave a token amount of Rs.1 lac in cash. This transaction of Rs. 1 Lac in cash was mentioned on a plain paper, which had the address of the property, my name and the buyer's name and his address.I and the buyers signed on the back side of that paper on a revenue stamp . There was no other clause, consideration amount of the property or anything mentioned in that paper. After few days my bua decided not to sell the property and asked me to return the token amount. However the buyer refuses to take the token amount and says I have to sell the property to him only. He has also send me a threat mail and a letter from his advocate that he will make a cheating case against me and that I dont intend to returm his money and now I have to sell the property to him only.
I have all intentions of returning his money, he is the one unwilling to take it. Also note that I have not signed any Agreement for Sale. The plain paper I signed dosent have any clause which stops me or penalises me for backout, it dosent even mention what was the total consideraion value of the flat agreed upon.
Please advise what should I do. Legally can he sue me or is it his way of threatening me just to do the deal.
gaureshmanjrekar
05 June 2014 at 10:44
can wife claim on husband's charity trust property? such charity trust was created by husband in that case has wife right on that property?
M.Sheik Mohammed Ali
04 June 2014 at 22:15
dear experts,
if any one having RCOP case notice to house owner,
the house owner intention to evict the tenant by illegal activities, so i need before that happened i want send to legal notice to house owner for legal eviction, so kindly provide me formate the notice.
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