S R REDDY
22 October 2017 at 10:50
Sir,
I am mr.s.r.reddy, husband of mrs.s.sakuntala part owner of house along with our son in chennai RWA
Since my spuse being homemaker not aware with digital communication with Assn and society and court cases etc,I need a POA to represent her interest in all these matters immediately. Pls tell me how much time it take to complete the work and cost ?.Thanks in advance.
Atish
22 October 2017 at 04:11
Dear All,
We have got a few residential properties given on Leave & License basis. They all are on 2 names each.
We are planning to purchase a commercial property to give on Leave & License basis.
In case the commercial property does not cross Rs. 20 lakhs a year alone but counting the residential properties combined income does cross Rs. 20 lakhs in the year, will GST apply on the combined income or will the commercial rent be income be treated separately and have nothing to do with the residential income.
Also the properties are on 2 names each. Will the income as declared in income tax as 50% each party (name) be considered. E.g. If only from commercial income the rent is crossing Rs. 20 lakhs but divided in the 2 names and coming below Rs. 20 lakhs each, then will that be considered as GST not applicable or it will be considered as a whole for the first holder of the property.
Also if the first holder is a senior citizen 85 years of age, will there be any sort of relaxation in the GST if applicable as in the case of Income Tax.
Regards
Atish
Rinku BARDHAN
22 October 2017 at 03:03
My husband filed a guardianship case under guardians & wards act which was dismissed on wrong section. Now I want to claim litigation cost. How to apply & what is the time period to apply? Please advice.
puspendra bhadoriya
22 October 2017 at 00:26
If a person have the criminal record likely theft and the case is undergoing during this period a person wants an noc just for a job will that possible if its what is the criteria
saro1811
22 October 2017 at 00:22
in our area there are many strays and they are unpredictable and often violent barking and chasing passing people vendors on cycles recently a milk vendor was chased early morning and he fell from his cycle and died due to accident of falling on nearby passing lorry . municipal authorities are not able to help much as they do not have any count of strays or how to manage. if a stray threatens -even if its not rabid or is neutered or vaccinated - to protect one's life from unpredictable carnivorous animal behavior can one apply for gun license so that the stray can be shot in self defense. In fact in my friend's village in kerala the menace is very bad and people, children routinely die also. neither authorities, nor so called hypocratic animal welfare ngo are bothered but everyone says that killing an animal is against the law
sneha
22 October 2017 at 00:16
are void gifts suppose to be revoked or the property would be like as if no gift is made by the doner. gift was void as no acceptance was made and gift was without knowledge of donee. but a gift deed was registered by the doner without acceptance by donee as such
Ramana
21 October 2017 at 23:13
Person X has pledge his immovable property to Y in registration office stating that he got the property from Z and he is selling (kraya kararu pathra)the property to Y for 4lakhas,now received the amount 3lakhs on 20/8/2009.land will be under X,remaining amount of one lakh must be paid with in 3 years or on that date of vaidha(trail) then he will register the property without litigatation.
Now at present the name of Y is coming in mutation as X pledge property to Y.
My advocate told time limit is crossed as per document .
But as per mortgage deed for pledging money the time limit is 12years.
GANGO PADHYAYA
21 October 2017 at 22:55
I have a case that : A father filed the case on daughter to eviction
daughter after receipt of notice she has not appeared before the Court
Exparte Decree passed by the Court
After wards she was came with a application Order-IX Rule 13 with Section 5 Limitation Act.
290 days delay the Section 5 Limitation Act petition on merits it was dismissed by the Court
There upon she filed a civil revision petition . in pendency the father died , the CRP court passed the order as "The necessity for this Court to deal with the matter in detail is obviated, on account of the fact that the sole respondent is said to have
died on 01.04.2013. Had the petitioner been a third party, this Court would have insisted her to bring the legal representatives of the deceased respondent on record. She happens to be the legal representative of the respondent. If there are any other legal representatives to the respondent and they intend to execute the decree, it shall be open to the petitioner to renew her efforts to get the decree set aside. In such an event, the order under revision shall not be treated as final and this Court permits the petitioner to put forward her contentions afresh.
During the life time father executed a registered will in favour of his son.
As a bonafide successor In the year 2014 the son came with a application in execution proceedings substitute him in place of Original decree holder, After filing this petition court issued notice to the defendant.
Defendant appeared before the court and taking several adjournments
In the year 2017 she again came with Section 5 2943 days delay filed a petition along with this without adding the legal heirs filed another petitions Order 22 Rule 4 and Order 22 Rule 9 no proper cause title .
She played a fraud and now the execution proceedings stopped.
Guide me how to defend the fraud lady
with citations
Regards
Anonymous
21 October 2017 at 21:15
My mother and her sister bought a land on a single deed with equal rights on the land. Her sister constructed a house on a portion of land. Now her sister and her husband expired without any son or daughter or a will. What are the rights of my mother regarding the land and the house?
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Adoption
sir suit was decreed according to sec12(b) of Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956 which mandated that property which vested in the adopted child before adoption shall continue to vest in such person subject to the obligations, if any, attaching to the ownership of such property, including the obligation to maintain relatives in the family of his or her birth was considered while agreeing that the property vests in a coparcener by birth and hence he gets a vested right in that property by virtue of his inheritance.
It is clearly mentioned that BEFORE ADOPTION but my father got property in 19 under 38E after giving his second son in adoption in 1942..In municipal record my name was continued from 1970-1984.the adopted son illegally entered his name with his natural father surname in municipal records with out any notice to me .The sec12(b) of Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956 saying before adoption by father got property after giving his seond son in adoption. ..whether the judgment is correct r not can i go for apeel..