Anonymous
02 December 2009 at 13:20
i thank everyone who had replied to my earlier query on whether an MLA can attend a Pqanchayat meeting uninvited. But , i wanted more onformation. what is the legal basis which permits him to attend the meetings of a Panchayat within his constituency, even though he happens NOT TO BE MEMBER of the said Panchayat. Can the other elected Members of the Panchayat object to his attendance in the meetings of the Panchayat? Do they have any legal authority to take action or propose action against the MLA? i shall be grateful if the legal position is given
eshwar
02 December 2009 at 12:47
sir in a final digree of civil court the property was purchased by one party at the cost of RS 95 Lankhs.
but the actual value of property is farless the above value.
is there any provision which provides for reduction in the value of the property.
Jatin Agarwal
02 December 2009 at 12:40
Please tell me that if a landlord is having a alternative property in which he can run his business effectively can made its tenant to evacuate from this property in which the tenant is getting his livelihood only on the basis that landlord want to run his business form that place which is not in his bonafide interest?
Anonymous
02 December 2009 at 12:21
Death cerificate was fraudantly obtained.
He was away from home on 29/08/1999. his death cetificate(as death occured 23.12.1999 due to Heart attack without the doctors certificate and no funeral)was obtained on 23.03.2006. How could he leaglly justify alive?
Anonymous
02 December 2009 at 11:59
What is procedure for a divorce with mutual consent? Is there are any prescibed forms for submission in the family court in Bangalore?
Raja Rajeswari S
02 December 2009 at 11:55
Dear members,
Kindly let me know the course conents of CFE(Certified Fraud Examiner) program.
What are the books available in India(publishers) and where can we get the solved ques. papers of it?
can a company secretary pursue this course? What is the eligibility to enter into this course?
regards
RAJA RAJESWARI S
Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi
02 December 2009 at 11:46
What are the benefits to be a Trade-Mark Agent?
I am going to be so.
Pl also tell me the rights and dutis of the TMA.
Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi
02 December 2009 at 11:43
What are the benefits to be a TMO?
I am going to be so.
Pl also tell me the rights and dutis of the TMO.
Mohamed Ali
02 December 2009 at 11:37
It is well known principle of Mohameddan law that orphaned grandchildren are not entitle for any share in their Grandmother or Grand father’s property.
Here property in question is of grandmother, whose son has predeceased her with three orphaned grandchildren, only two daughters survived the mother.
But our opposition lawyer has posted the below extract from tables of Sunni-law and our Interlocutory application got dismissed in the trial court.
Residuaries: If there are no sharers, or if there are sharers but there is a residue left after satisfying their claims, the whole inheritance as the case may be devolves upon residuaries.
“The daughter cannot inherit share when there is a son but if the heirs be a daughter and a son’s son, the daughter as a sharer will take ½ and the son’s son as a residuary will take remaining ½, as same, if there are two daughters, sons son and sons daughter,
two daughters get 2/3 rd share, sons son get 2/3rd share of 1/3rd i.e. equal to 2/9th share and sons daughter will get 1/3rd of 1/3rd share i.e. equal to 1/9th share as a residuary”
But In the above extract Para there is no where mentions that he is Predeceased Son’s son and also here there are sharers as two daughters survive their mother the only son has predeceased her.
As per Sharia law / Mohammedan law only heirs who are alive at the time of their ancestor death they are are only ones who are entitle for share in their ancestor property not the ones who predeceased him or her
My Question:
1) Do the orphaned grand children fall into residuary category?
2) Or They will be completely excluded from Inheritance by their Aunts who survive their mother the decree holder as per Principle of representation of Mohameddan law?
3) Do we approach high court that orphaned grandchildren are not entitle for any share ?
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