Swapna Kheur-Gupta
13 June 2017 at 01:06
On Sunday i.e 11th June 17 our bike Of Yamaha Fazer was damaged the wings were broken and the cctv footage clip has captured the activity. The society cctv incharged also viewed the same but he is not at all cooperating even the watchman who attended the duty that early morning is trying to cover the whole fact. Now while we were trying to understand on Monday or. 12 the June 17 again the petrol tank of our bike is been observed as damaged or tried to pierce. Now me and my husband is in deep shock that who is doing this and why? as we are tenant leaving on rent. There are so many two wheeler and four wheeler parked in the premises.
Need suggestion. What should we do.
pratap singh
12 June 2017 at 22:44
Tenent filed case inspite of no documents he possessed, owner is my Widow mother ,73 yrs old
Siddu S
12 June 2017 at 22:30
Dear sir, recently my ancestral property transferred in my name directly from my grandparents. Before transferring property was in my grand father's name. My father and aunt were legal heirs of my grandfather who was deceased before my father. Now my aunt n my sister gave up their share of property to me. Every documentation done in panchayats. Now do I need to register the same with SRO ? if yes what docs should I produce before the SRO n again my sister n aunt need to be present before SRO. Pls advice I wanted to do this job myself so that I get to know the process.
Thanks in advance.
madhavi
12 June 2017 at 21:36
What'sapp message can be admitted as an evidence in court
Sridharan
12 June 2017 at 21:16
I was living with my parents. Both my father and mother have died. The house in which we are living is in the name of my father who died without a will. Hence I applied for legal heirship certificate and the same will be received shortly from the thasildar. I have 1 brother and 2 sisters. My brother and one of my sister want relinquish their rights in the property and the other sister is some what reluctant and I also do not want to compel. Now can my brother and one of my sister can relinquish their right to property? How it should be brought into the document to be registered. Should I mention that we are four legal heirs and two of the legal heirs are relinquishing their share in respect of their brother. Is it enough if my brother and one of my sister, who is willing to relinquish sign the deed at the registar office. Is it necessary that the other sister, who is reluctant should also be taken to register office and the document should be written in such a way that she is not relinquishing her right.Pl. advise me.
Nikhil
12 June 2017 at 21:05
I stay in a bungalow in a residential area. I have a neighbour staying in a bunglow opposite mine. The neighbour has sons who call thier friends all the time and keep sitting at the corner and creating noise. Chit chatting , shouting, abusing , all things that college going brats do. I have still been tolerant. They have also used firecrackers many times but i have tolerated. Now, there is a situation that whether the neighnours kids are around or not, there is always a bunch of boys sitting there. One goes , another comes. Recently they telecasted a match using projector and screen on the road , on the corner. What action should i take to stop this. With respect to firecrackers burst in the afternoon , with respect to match telecast and if possible restricting the number of boys collecting there. Many of the boys stay in the same lane but not my corner. My important questions are -
1. Is it allowed to stand on the road each day like this .. almost more than 10 boys.
2. Are they allowed to collect at a place like that and chit chat , if they are not causing nuisance like fire crackers and all.
My concern is that I don't want my corner to become a hooligan spot where they are always standing. It becomes awkward for the women to even move around as always they are there.
Member (Account Deleted)
12 June 2017 at 20:58
Respected Madam / Sir,
My name is sandeep and I'm from Tamilnadu.
I have a difficult and tough situation which requires help from experts like you.
My father and mother currently separated and I have one younger brother. My younger brother is addicted alcoholic drinking. My father retired from his duty and now he is working with one part-time job with salary of Rs 3,000. We have a small land which is (1200 sq.feet) .The problem is my mother borrowed more than 10 Laksh rupees from different local peoples and the total amount is now 14 lakhs rupees including interest. My mother not listening any one and still she is borrowing money from peoples by telling lie (for my hospitalzitaiton/ brother health problem/...etc).
My mother not signed any bond or any legal document for the borrowed money till date.
I'm trying to clear the debt money by selling that 1200 sq. feet land which is currently in my mother name. This property my mother got it from his father by court order.
Now I have some legal question to answer to sort out this problem.
1. By selling this land at least I need 3 to 6 months time and I need my mother co-operation. Mean while if any one filled civil case against my mother will it affect me, my father and brother. If so what action i have to follow?
2. My father is having some land (1 acre) which he got from his father (my grandpa). If any one filled legal case / went to police case will it affect my father property?
3. Finally most important as an elder kid I'm trying my level best to convenience my mother to understand the debt problem but she is not doing. Due to this family life also get suffered.
Currently I'm working as a Software Engineer in Top MNC in Chennai.
What will be the correct option I can choose?
Requesting Madam / Sir, Please help me Your best suggestion will help to save one family.
Thanks a lot
Yours Truly,
Sandeep.
Sandee Dwivedi
12 June 2017 at 20:47
Dear Sir,
My mother passed away two years ago. She had the registration of the land and house in her own name from the beginning, the house in which we live. Before passing away she declared her last will which is perfectly executed and witnessed but it is unregistered. She declared clearly that this property will be partially transferred in to my and my sister's name. My deceased elder brother's wife has bribed the municipality and the officer has ordered to put her name on the property along with me and denied to add my sister's name. I've gone against this decision in session court but my lawyer is neither clarifying anything nor telling any progress. what should I do now and how should I do it, please guide me sir.
regards,
Sandeep Dwivedi
Keshav Rao N
12 June 2017 at 20:35
While availing a home loan from a Bank 4 of us created a mortgage.The loan has been fully paid.My 3 sons who executed the mortgage are not in town.The Bank has to release the mortgage for which they require presence of all the 4 of us. I can get a POA from my sons to execute the necessary documents,but my query is:
Will this power of attorney be a simple one for purposes of executing the documents and receiving the title deeds from the Bank OR construed as dealing with landed property hence requiring a GPA for which ad valorem stamp duty has to be paid and needs to be registerd?My take is that since there is no transfer of ownership by my sons the POA should not attract advalorem stamp duty etc.I need experts guidance.
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