Anonymous
12 June 2011 at 13:34
Dear Sir
i am resident of Haryana
i have some ancestral land in Haryana
we r two real brother and two brother of my bua ji who died in 1970 where as my grandfather had died in1978.
the son of my bua ji sold his 1\4 share without confirming us
as per HSA Passed in 1956 Sons, has inherited a share equal to that of their father from birth. After the father dies, the sons once again inherit from the father's share.
I want to know
can above said principe will apply in our case
can i file a suit againt the son of my bua ji. if yes on which base
Regards
Sunder
Anonymous
12 June 2011 at 11:00
my father in law is saying we will make a case of dahej......because we r busy person nd we dont offtenly go to their home...........but we didnt took any dahej so how we can survive on this
Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 21:26
My sister married for last 13 years,having two children,age 12 and 5years.her husband does not look after them financially or in any other way.they are at my place at present.what action to be taken
Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 21:08
sir/madam
i married 2 years before and i have a one year aged daughter. my wife wanted to take divorce from me.
five days before our family inheritance property divided and in that i got a share of 14 acres and my father 6 acres and my fathers brother 1000000/- rupees and his daughter got 500000/ rupees which is registered in sub registar office.
now my question is whetehe my wife will get share in my property? if yes can i change that deed by getting fathers property to me and my property father.
girish
11 June 2011 at 21:06
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Harsh
11 June 2011 at 18:39
As per my below mention query,Following are the doubt we have regarding unregistered will.
1) as I already said that person has made a will in his sister's favour who has taken care his family after his wife left him, than if the sister go for probate, than it may be the chance that his wife will challenge the will although she does not have anything to prove but if she is saying adversely in the court than the judge may void this will.
2) It may also the chance that the married elder daughter will go against her (Sister).
Than what is the remedy will available to her.
Please help me out.
Thanking You,
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What is the option available to the lady who is having the WILL, GPA, AREEMENT TO SELL, ETC. (all are notarised) from his brother, if she wanted to sell the house of his brother after his death as per the above documents?
Brother's wife left him after the marriage and all his family responsibility was taken up by his sister with due agreement between them. Brother wanted to register the above documents but he couldn’t perform the same and died. Sister arranges the marriage of one his child through their own expenses. Now, sister is unable to do the same for another child and wanted to sell the property.
Now, Sister cannot take permission from the brother's wife and married girl.
WHAT IS THE REMEADY IN THIS CASE?
IF SHE GO FOR PROBATE THAN WHAT WILL be THE ADVERSE THINGS SHE HAS TO FACE?
Harsh
11 June 2011 at 17:09
What is the option available to the lady who is having the WILL, GPA, AREEMENT TO SELL, ETC. (all are notarised) from his brother, if she wanted to sell the house of his brother after his death as per the above documents?
Brother's wife left him after the marriage and all his family responsibility was taken up by his sister with due agreement between them. Brother wanted to register the above documents but he couldn’t perform the same and died. Sister arranges the marriage of one his child through their own expenses. Now, sister is unable to do the same for another child and wanted to sell the property.
Now, Sister cannot take permission from the brother's wife and married girl.
WHAT IS THE REMEADY IN THIS CASE?
IF SHE GO FOR PROBATE THAN WHAT WILL be THE ADVERSE THINGS SHE HAS TO FACE?
Harsh
11 June 2011 at 17:06
What is the option available to the lady who is having the WILL, GPA, AREEMENT TO SELL, ETC. (all are notarised) from his brother, if she wanted to sell the house of his brother after his death as per the above documents?
Brother's wife left him after the marriage and all his family responsibility was taken up by his sister with due agreement between them. Brother wanted to register the above documents but he couldn’t perform the same and died. Sister arranges the marriage of one his child through their own expenses. Now, sister is unable to do the same for another child and wanted to sell the property.
Now, Sister cannot take permission from the brother's wife and married girl.
WHAT IS THE REMEADY IN THIS CASE?
IF SHE GO FOR PROBATE THAN WHAT WILL THE ADVERSE THINS SHE HAS TO FACE?
Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 15:30
wife earlier accused even after 1 year of marriage couple did not have sex, when asked to go 4 medical checkup she said couple had sex 4 2-4 times per month and she wanted more. would this be ground 4 divorce and 498a cruelty
latter divorce and false dowry case file mentioning husband refuse 4 sex due dowry demand not met, enitre family mention in fir
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step brother wont give me my property share.
My father married my mother without divorcing his first wife. my father expired 28 yrs ago.
Im 33 yrs old now and my elder brother is 38.
We had always known that our father had left behind some properties but did not know that it was so vast.
My step brother and his siblings has possession of these properties who will not share it with us now. We also learned that they have sold some of those properties and some have been mortgaged to banks. They still hold a large amount of the property which is not sold or mortgaged. This property is not ancestral but earned by my father.
Questions
1)Can me and my brother still file a partition suit?
2)If i file a partition suit can my step brother still sell or mortgage the rest of the disputed properties? If yes how do i stop him?
3)what will happen to properties thats already been sold or mortgaged? How can i recover those?
4)What wud be the time frame to get a judgement from court?
Thank u for ur time and effort.