shyam lal
17 June 2021 at 17:50
As per registered WILL of the father in respect to immovable property either of the two beneficiary who have equal share , can sell his 50% to a third party.if one refuses to buy co share holders share.by giving notice ,as mentioned in the WILL.
Query can a simple notice be sent to the co onwer intimating sale of share to third party through a email .Note there is no mention of word like Legal notice through lawyer.kindly advice.
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SriBatsh Madodary
17 June 2021 at 15:01
Dear sir
wheather a registered public charitable Trust can be merged to a Newly created similiar Trust with enhanced number of Trustees.
Balaji Bakthavathsal
17 June 2021 at 11:04
In the Amended Hindu Succession Act – 2005, what is the right of the grandchildren through the daughter if the daughter dies before receiving her share in her father’s property? This is not academic question but real situation. The daughter’s marriage was conducted grandly and the daughter is well settled but the son is did not get married and is struggling for his livelihood without job. Before the matter being taken up to the court, it is preferred to settle the matter amicably out of court without doing any injustice to anybody.
Anonymous
16 June 2021 at 16:03
Hello
My query is
Me and my boyfriend were in living, my boyfriend was married, he was a Hindu and I muslim, he had asked me to marry but later he refused.When we were in relation, he had taken a property in my name, but when we parted, he got it written on a stamp paper of Rs 100 that now the property belongs to me.It was written in that paper that both of us are separating of our own free And we will never bother each other, if I do anything like this, he will take the property again so i never met him again, But while taking that property the money had gone from his account.Right now I have the original paper of the property and I have a photocopy of the agreement we had signed for separation,But can he claim for this property again?
Anonymous
14 June 2021 at 23:51
Madam/Sir,
Can a legal heir of a deceased party to the civil suit (suit decreed during lifetime of now deceased) seek certified copy of judgement as party in person represented by legal heir ?
Or
The legal heir will be treated as third party and affidavit for seeking certified copy is required from him, in a suit decreed for which his father was a party ?
Thanks and Regards
Anonymous
13 June 2021 at 20:08
What would be the court fee for an appeal suit which was dismissed by the munsiff's court. The suit was for declaring a deed null and viod.? Need to remit the same court fee as remitted in the Munsiff;s court.?
Jyothsna
12 June 2021 at 12:22
Dear Members,
A person has lent money by executing promissory notes. recently he has expired suddenly. does the right on promissory note to collect money will pass on to his legal heirs? if a will is executed in favour of son, does daughter will have right of claim on that amount? please suggest
W
08 June 2021 at 11:48
How long can the registration of a PIL take at the Supreme Court of India? Is there a time limit for checking defects? Is there a law in this regard? (Supreme Court rules of 2013 do not say anything about this). The court sections that checks defects has been checking documents for almost a year and does not give an answer, when will it end? The PIL received a Diary number, but there is still no permanent number - that is, the registration of the PIL has not been completed - although my PIL was filed a year ago. How can I obtain registration of the PIL?
Anonymous
06 June 2021 at 10:57
Suit for declaration that a deed null and void before Munsiff's court decreed on 21.01.2021. copy applied on 29.01.2021 and received on 10.03.2021. Summer Vacation started on 12.04.2021 and ended on 14.05.2021. Including the day of reopening after summer vacation till 09.06.2021 the is lockdown in the state and no court open till 09.06.2021. The sub court is expected to open on 10.06.2021 on which it is planed to file appeal. The question is that how many days delay is there if it is filed on 10.06.2021.? and the method of calculation of delay excluding vacation and lockdown due to covid 19 pandemic ?.
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Execute release deed at another register office from power?
I am the Power holder of a property that belongs to Register office1
The principal is alive and he is not a proper legally owner
can I sign the release deed to the original landowner for that property?
if yes then, is it possible to execute the release deed from some other Register office2? because i don't want to visit that worst Register office1
kindly Answer