Sukanta Dutta
11 June 2016 at 15:21
My mother had purchased a property in the year 1999. Later my mother passed away in the year 2004. I had a daugter who had also died long ago in the year 1997 i.e the property acquired after demise of my daughter.My daughter had left behind a son at the time of her death. Now my question is whether my daughter's son has any right on the self aquired property of my mother? I have came to know that recently supreme court has opined that both parent and daughter has to be alove at the time of ammendment of hindu succession act 2005 to have any rights on the property.
Pls advise.
ram
11 June 2016 at 15:01
We have received an enquiry for supply and erection of pipe line work in Andhra Pradesh. The order was big and we are not financially stable to collect the order. We have finalised the contract for supply and erection of pipe line for 1.28 crores + service charges of 12.5 lachs on our principle.
We have started the erection work and even after 2 months the material was not ready and the principle visited the works to convince the customer and informed them that to make the work faster they will send pipe erectors. We have completed the work. It has taken 8 months to complete the work.
Now they claim that their expenditure for 4 persons for 1 month and 2 persons for 4 months costed 11.25 lakhs. Where as we have maintained 6 people for 4 months, 10 people for 1 month and 04 people for 3 months. Cost incured to us is INR 14.38 lacks for labour and 5.21 for erection of equipment.
We are getting 30% on list price till date. Now they say that they will give 10% on the list price. i.e 12.8 lacks, 1.9 lacks for erection of equipment and .6 lacks for service. Totally 15.3 lacks. Which is not even meets our service expenses.
Proofs we have:
1. All the contract documents were signed by me.
2. Most of the payments made for salaries were made through bank.
3. Mail stating the discount on pricelist along with price list.
4. correspondence with the customer and principle.
We request you to inform us what to do now. We have to clear our bank od account, some hand loans which we have brought from our friends. We will be in big trouble if we dont collect the money.
Thanks & Regards
V Rambabu
Ritwik
11 June 2016 at 14:54
Hi,
I have recently completed my llb degree. I want to know that whether the state bar councils have also introduced law exams sim ilar to AIBE.
vinodkumarpal
11 June 2016 at 11:59
Dear Experts plz tell me in Uttar Pradesh E Rickshaws under which commodity code & UPvat Rate of E Rickshaws parts & Accessories thanks
Bipin J Patel
11 June 2016 at 11:16
Respected sir
I have a land here in Gandhinagar Gujarat since 1929 & in 7/12 the land is new tenure since 1929 there is no any record before 1929 the land we get through heredity & we never beach any revenue law till today.
Dear sir we want to know is it a case of mistake ?
Can we approach to Government of Gujarat to convert the land as an old tenure?
Is there is any law or circular that such type of land considers as old tenure without pay the premium charges.
Pl guides us regarding above subject.
Thanks
Y/F
B.J.Patel.
ROHIT KESHRI
11 June 2016 at 09:46
Dear sir we are running a coaching institute as partnership firm . we wan to know that our firm is authorised to issue certificate for variour computer course taught by us(like tally & m.s office) in its own name.
IK
11 June 2016 at 07:48
To
Legal Experts
We are resident of Bangalore from Muslim community. My husband has expired 3 years before leaving myself(wife) and 2 sons age about 26yrs & 30yrs. During his lifetime, he purchased 1 property in BBMP limits. This is self-acquired property not ancestral. The Sale Deed was registered in his name. After his death, as a legal heirs we got the Khatha transferred from bbmp to all our 3 names (wife & 2 sons) and paying the taxes uptodate.
My both sons are unmarried and soon shall get married. Nowadays we are seeing around in many cases that when these marriages are unsuccessful, the girl harass the boy & his parent and mainly ask for the property share. Since, I am a widow, if the husband is not alive all these situations shall pressure me. This property is bought by hard earn money by my husband. Also after marriages I fear that the sons may get influence with some other and start disputes between themselves and main thing will be the property.
Now we all have equal share in the property since the khata has 3 names.
1) I wanted to know can my 2 sons transfer/release/give their share in favour of me. What is the procedure for it as per legal procedure. Once their give their share/rights to me, will I be the absolute owner of the property.
2) Once they transfer/release/give their share in my favour, Whether their future wife or children can claim any rights over property till I am alive. Or if their marriage are unsuccessful, whether these girls(wives) can claim rights/share/maintenance through this property. What is the procedure to safe guard it.
3) Since, I have only 2 sons and my age is 62 yrs. Suppose they transfer they rights in my favour. After my death, how can I give them equal shares 50:50 for both sons. Because the sons must not ask for more share and it must be equal share only. Can I make any will or any document stating after my death both my sons will get equal share in this property. What is the correct procedure.
4) Will this document/procedure be valid. (Suppose they have already transferred/released/given their share in my favour and I am absolute owner now), but after my death will the both sons be eligible to get the share back after my death. What type of document should I register. What is the correct procedure.
5) With the procedure/document, will both sons get the rights of property or khatha transferred in their names as equal share/owner, after my death. I dont want them to face any problem with bbmp or competent authority to get their share in their names.
6) Also will any of other relatives or third party can claim the rights over property.
I request the Legal Experts to provide me with best solution. With regards. Thank You.
dillipkumar
11 June 2016 at 02:26
Sir written objection filed by respondents-1 in WP file in high court, case is closed on 2006 now similar case by other party against same respondents-1 in high court can he refer the written objection filed by respondents-1 in 2006 case now in the high court will the court admit the written objection filed by respondents-1 in 2006
Anonymous
11 June 2016 at 02:11
Under which section a muslim can claim restitution of conjugal rights.
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Self acquired property of my mother-revised
My mother had purchased a property in the year 1999. Later my mother passed away in the year 2004. I had a sister who had also died long ago in the year 1997 i.e the property acquired after demise of my daughter.My sister had left behind a son at the time of her death. Now my question is whether my sister's son has any right on the self aquired property of my mother? I have came to know that recently supreme court has opined that both parent and daughter has to be alove at the time of ammendment of hindu succession act 2005 to have any rights on the property. Pls advise
Sorry for wrongly mentioning my sister as daughter.