Anonymous
25 January 2017 at 08:15
My husband is a Hindu from Maharashtra. He has 2 elder brothers and an unmarried elder sister. My father in law died last year in December. He has left a registered will wherein he has given my husband the ownership of the house in Mumbai also his bank fixed deposits and balance. He has not given anything to my other siblings citing various issues he had with them and the same is mentioned in his will. He laid that till my mother in law is alive she has half right of the house and after her demise full right goes to my husband. The housing society was informed of the will and were asked to transfer the house shares in my husband name. They are delaying. Please advise. Also we are not rich enough to pay probate fees and one lawyer suggested we can transfer the right if the house without probate only if during selling the buyer may insist. We dnt wish to sell the house as it is my father in law's memory.
Please advise how to get the housing society to transfer the share in husband name.
yogesh
25 January 2017 at 07:32
i am owner a shop stitud in gzb-up , it was let on rent to, i have suit file , and in my faveor, the order is evictie of shop, and pay to rent, but that my rent amount is rs-5,00,000/- i recover the rent , file excution , excution fee is about rs=40000-50000/- deposited in the cour fees, but my positin is not pay rs-40000-50000/- cort @ advocate fees, so i wiil do . i have no work ianm a senerior citizn my age is 65 year, can i deposited the court stamp duty after recover the pession &payment please help me
ess
25 January 2017 at 06:15
Is there any provision in law under which a company can be asked to update signature of a shareholder?
Ravikumar K S
24 January 2017 at 23:09
A lawyer took my signatures on 2 blank Vakalathnamas. But we had discussed to file one PIL petition. What are the ways in which "taking signatures on a blank Vakalathnama" be misused?
Amar Singh
24 January 2017 at 22:30
Dishonoured cheque (in original) along with the return memo was handed over by payee's banker to somebody else (could be drawer or his representative) without the account holder's (payee) consent/authority, please tell me what remedy does the payee has against the drawer and his (payee's) banker. Will the payee be able to file a lawsuit against the drawer u/s 138 of NI Act and further should the further plan of action be?
Thanking you in anticipation of timely and appropriate response
KIRAN SITARAM DARWATKAR
24 January 2017 at 22:20
A banker has sanctioned CC loan and taken a flat as collareral security.Created security interest by equitable mortgage.NI is done but limit is not released due to some formalities.
Then can a Bank register the chargr withCERSAi ?
suresh
24 January 2017 at 22:12
Hello,
Regarding for central govt staff.
i am central govt staff nurse working in past 12 years.
my director said may be one of staff transfer from other state . what kind of rule transfer from one state to other state?
we are total 3 permanent staff nurse working here and one deputation staff nurse.
which rule taken while transfer should be go junior staff, senior staff or deputation staff?
please replay thanks. suresh
suresh
24 January 2017 at 21:54
Hello,
Regarding for central govt staff.
i am central govt staff nurse working in past 12 years.
my director said may be one of staff transfer from other state . what kind of rule transfer from one state to other state?
we are total 3 permanent staff nurse working here and one deputation staff nurse.
which rule taken while transfer should be go junior staff, senior staff or deputation staff?
please replay thanks. suresh
Anonymous
24 January 2017 at 21:05
Hi,
My names is sachin showran, I m working in HCL TECHNOLOGIES BPO LTD. My problem is I can't serviving notice period for 2 months because m suffering from disease of Hernia. my operation of hernia happened in previous month that time I was on leave but I joined again after on month leave. But I can't sit for long time, I want immediately releaving but HR don't want give me immediately releaving. They are saying to me then we will terminate you without releaving letter. Plz suggest me
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Our property sold to another person
Dear experts,
My father had bought a property in Mumbai, in the mid 1960's, the property was registered in Pune. The previous owner of the said property, sold it again to another party in the year 2000. The buyer also registered the same and also got a PR card. The person died a few years later and we came to know when his wife laid claim to the same property. My question is, when the property was already registered, how was is done a second time and also, what is best way to lay claim to our property. FYI, the said property has tenants and the name of the area is on my mother.
I would truly appreciate any help/assistance provided by you experts here, as my mother is very old, and we do not live in Mumbai anymore.
Thanks in advance