Dear Mr Vadrali,
I want your help after reading all your solutions.
I am jobless and looking for job i am survived by my mother one of my elder sister she is not normal and my wife and my 2yrs 8month old son. Some how i am manging
My problem is where i am staying currently is my grandmothers house. she expired and left a will stating 4 equal shares for there children.
1.Ms Ganga Thadani
2.Mr Lokumal Thadani
3.Ms Dhami Thadani
4.Mr Rajkumar Thadani
now Mr Lokumal Thadani didn't stay with her mother and left the family from the time her mother was alive.
The will says he has a right for 1/4 share but they can sort it out by paying him the money from the dispute of there MAMA my grandmothers brothers property.
So now my uncle is the nominee and he is creating problems and i cannot get it change.
Dear Sir,
1. What is the percentage or stamp amount in Uttar Pardesh State for writing a partition deed applicable on each share in property? because I have no book or commentary of INDIAN STAMP ACT 1899 for how much partition deed fee applicable in Uttar Pardesh to be charged.
2. Would the Rs 1000/(suppose) Stamp for each partition is used for writing partition deed or Rs 100 stamp is sufficient for writing partition deed and rest amount Rs 900/ will be paid in cash to the sub-registrar.
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 22:23
Plaintiff filed a suit in year 2003 praying to declare him as owner and recovery of possessoin, cancelation of sale deeds and declaring as null & void.
The suit is dismissed for default in the year 2004, but the advocate on record has not informed the plaintiff till his demise. The plaintiff during his life time was under the impression that the suit is running.
In the year August 2009 plainitff died and now the daughter of plaintiff came to know about the suit and its dismissal and immediately demanded the advocate on record, then he gave no objection.
Now the daughter of plaintiff wants to contest the suit. So under which circumstances it is possible. Whether the suit is restored and daughter of plaintiff can be made as party to the suit.
Plz. suggest any judgments of any High court or Supreme court.
SAJAN ANTONY N.
16 February 2010 at 22:12
A elopes with his girl friend. A used B's sim card to call the girl. now B is under the police custody. what are the remedies available to B. UNDER WHICH ACT THE OFFENCE COME. here B is the injured. so pls think for B
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 21:49
Husband has filed complaint against his wife as accused no.1 and Mr.X asacused for the offences u/s 494 and 497.On report of IO,the court came to conclusion that accused no.1 is discharged but summons be issued against Mr>X that primafacie case is made out. So my question is that when wife of the complainant is discharged,whether complaint against Mr. X is maintainable.? If not where to go to quash the complaint ?
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 21:46
Husband has filed complaint against his wife as accused no.1 and Mr.X asacused for the offences u/s 494 and 497.On report of IO,the court came to conclusion that accused no.1 is discharged but summons be issued against Mr>X that primafacie case is made out. So my question is that when wife of the complainant is discharged,whether complaint against Mr. X is maintainable.? If not where to go to quash the complaint ?
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 21:21
plaintiff & defendant both are following hunifi school[panth].plaintiff is deceased 's doughter's doughter and she has filed reg.civil suit against defendant who is deceased's doughter for partition in deceased property[agricultural land].plaintiff's mother had died before the death of plaintiff's gradfather. whether plaintiff is entitled to get share in her deceased granfather's above property according to muslim law
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 21:08
plaintiff & defendant both are following hunifi school[panth].plaintiff is deceased's doughter's doughter and she has filed reg.civil suit against defendant who is deceased's doughter for partition in deceased property[agricultural land].plaintiff's mother had died before the death of plaintiff's gradfather. whether plaintiff is entitled to get share in her deceased granfather's above property according to muslim law
shridhar
16 February 2010 at 20:34
Sir,
14 years back my father has transferred (change of name in documents) 3 acres of land to my brother and 3 acres to me when iam minor and remaining 5 acres is in my fathers name but all property belongs to grandfather.
till date myself and brother living together, not shared property, but improvement is made only in my brothers 3 acres land .but he is not willing to share that. do i have equal rights in that propery so relpy soon.
Thanking you.
Differences in Pattedar Passbook and Record of Rights
My father purchased land to an extent of 32guntas from one of my uncle in 1971 and they had
unregistered sale deed with couple of elderly persons as witnesses in the village. As the
time passed my father and our uncle who sold the property passed away without getting the
property registered.
My father constructed a house in the said land, also sold out part of the land and we were
in possession of the remaining land since 1971. Luckily after around 12 years we got some
betterment in our financial position and planned to construct shops as the place was
suitable for commercial development and were trying to get some bank loan.
That required the property to be registered etc. We approached our uncles sons, they were 4
brothers and the revenue records got updated by dividing the land purchased by my father
into 4 sub divisions. My father purchased land in Sy.No.428 and that got divided into
428/1/A,B,C and D. Randomly choosing one of them we took the pattedar passbook where 428/1/C
was listed and got that part registered on my name thinking the pattedar passbook is the
authorized document.
As registration got delayed because of non-availability of relevant person to register the
land, we got the money adjusted for construction alternately and the registration document
was lying with us without proceeding further to get that implemented in ROR.
After 6/7 years of registration we wanted to get that implemented in ROR as we were in need
of money for some other construction and applied to MRO for ROR implementation. After
roaming around the MRO office we finally came to know that the registration was not correct
as the property is on 2nd son's name and pattedar passbook for the same sub division was
issued on 3rd son's name and for that reason the property cannot be mutated onto my name as
per the registration document submitted.
Please advise me as what shall be done in this case. Registration was done by looking at
Pattedar Passbook, treating it as the evidence of ownership and we are in great loss because
the revenue officials are making our life miserable asking us to bribe them otherwise they
are trying to mislead us. MRO said that he has no powers to do anything about this and we
need appeal to RDO and get ROR implemented. Please reply as what can be done. I would like
to know whether Pattedar Passbook is that useless to simply ignore it as it was not correct,
if that was not correct then how can the registrar proceed registering the property based on
pattedar passbook.
1. Can we file a petition against Registrar and MRO for harrassing people with their
mistakes ?
2. Can we file a petition against revenue department for not taking necessary action keeping
the matter pending without any correspondence for more than a year after applying for
implementation of ROR, matter was kept pending as they were