Yaseen Mohammad
16 February 2010 at 10:54
One Mr. X inherited the land to an extnet of 8893 sq.yds. from his father. The father of Mr. X died intestate and as on the death of father of "X", he is bachelor.
In the year 1984 "X" executed GPA document in favour of "Y" for 17,787 sq.yds. The remaining land which is got exeucted by "Y" is the land of sister of GPA holder.
While in the force of GPA document the GPA holder executed only one registered sale deed and 5 notarised doucments.
Mr. "X" came to know about the acts of GPA holder cancelled the GPA document in the year 1991 vide doct.No. 10/1991.
With wrong impression again the GPA holder created the GPA document vide doct.No. 11/1991 on the same day.
While in the force of GPA document the GPA holder executed 15 registered documents.
Again in the year 2003 Mr. "X" came to know the acts of the GPA holder and cancelled the GPA document. After cancellation of GPA document GPA holder executed another 15 documents.
For which Mr. "X" filed cheating case against GPA holder.
While things stood Mr. "X" died in the year 2009.
Now the point for consideration is whether Mr."X" is competent to execute GPA for entire land.
Or the children of "X" also share holders to the entire property which is inherited by the "X". Since the property is ancestral. As on the date of inheritence "X" is bachelor.
As on the date of execution of GPA document in the year 1984 "X" is having one daughter.
Now "X" is having three daughters and two sons.
Under which provision of law the children of "X" succeed their land.
OR the children of "X" is entitled for the land which executed by the GPA holder after cancellation of GPA document.
Plz. suggest clearly.
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 10:18
if the husband is not working and has no income even to feed himself and has huge amount of debt of banks to pay can wife claims maintainence, only the husbabd has 1 property in his name
karthik
16 February 2010 at 09:48
I have given my property for rent to a tenant for the past 20 years. He was doing some business in that space. During the last one year period he has not paid the rent. I was asking him to vacate the property since he was not paying the rent, but he did not do that till now. Suddenly yesterday my tenant was vacating the property and was planning to rent it to another person, I also got the news that he had taken the advance for renting the property. When I called my tenant he was not ready to talk properly. When I asked him what to vacate the property and give the keys, he talked very badly. What should I do in this case?
akshay dange
16 February 2010 at 08:43
hi , last time my query was nicely answered. thank you for that & god bless you!
i want to know if i am keeping paying guest in my house & allotted him a separate room.
what kind legal document i should prepare?
Thank you
akki
Dadi Uma Mahesh
16 February 2010 at 08:15
Que.1.Since Family Court act says Lawyers cannot represent any Matrimonial case, in such a Scenario can one party Hires a Lawyer and the Lawyer Crosses the Other Party who did not hire a Lawyer (Can this party blindly refuses to answer the Lawyer questions stating that Family Court act does not permit a Lawyer to represent a matrimonial Case?
Dadi Uma Mahesh
16 February 2010 at 08:07
Scenario.1.A wife after 6 years of separation and Divorce case pending in the Family court filed a 498A Case against all the members of Husband?
Scenario.2.Even Though Husband know it is False case he do not want to defend the case and and Confessed in the Police Station that it is he alone who has Tortured the wife for Dowry, So that other members of the family is safe?
Scenario.3.Now that Husband has Confessed and Police filed the Statement to Court, with the Confession report of Husband, What would be the Maximum Sentence prescribed under Cr P C 498A?
Chetan
16 February 2010 at 08:04
That in my case there is delay of filing complant about 01 days
what reason shall I have mentioned in the court
Pls. provide necessary case laws in this regard.
urgentllyyyyyyyyyy
Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 00:45
Dear sir,
I have question regarding Competition commission of India.
My question is that: "Does Indian parliament have the power to enact any law restricting or banning or taking any action against a company on the ground that companies have violated any anti-competition norm?"
"Parliament can only pass this act after competition commission enquires the matter?"
"Is it necessary that anti-competition cases will only be looked after by this commission in the initial stage or parliament can also take descisions in certain cases
by enacting any act for two companies indulging into anti-competitive acts?"
I'm eagerly waiting for ur reply.
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Anonymous
16 February 2010 at 00:22
Dear Experts,
My husband died in an accident last year. He bought a flat in 2007 whose registration was not done. He took a loan . Now the bank wants to waive off the loan after verification of all documents and it has wanted signatures of legal heirs. I learnt that my mother-in-law is also a legal heir ( along with me & my 2 minor daughters) and she has 1/4th share in the flat and in her absence that 1/4 part will be divided into 6 parts ( me, 2 daughters & my 3 sisters-in-law) . My mother-in-law & my sisters-in law have tortured me mentally since the last 10 years & after my husband's death staying with them has become unbearable. THey are constantly accusing me of my husband's death in front of my children. I cannot live in the new flat as it is in an upcoming locality with much transport difficulties.I have looked after the maintenence of the flat & paying fees since the last 1 year. My father-in-law owns a flat and in his absence it will pass on to my mother-in-law and he also draws a pension. I had requested my mother-in-law to write her share in my husband's new flat in our daughter's name and in return I agreed to pay her either 1/4 amount of value of flat or in return of my share in my father-inlaw's flat. She has refused to do so at the insistence of my sisters-in-law.
I would be grateful if the following questions are answered:
1. Does the law bring justice by giving away part of my husband's hard-earned money to his well-off and married sisters and who have always misbehaved with us?
2. Is there any legal way in which I can get the flat in my & my daughter's name ? My sisters-in-law will trouble me so that I cannt sell it in future if need arises. I am not working & 2 of my sisters-in-law who are in India are working and the 3rd one is in USA for the last 10years.
Regards,
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