Sudhir U Bandekar
12 December 2015 at 12:02
please let me know what are the the legal requirement of gift of immovable propertyby gift deed.property managed by trustee bank.
Girdhar Kumar Choubey
12 December 2015 at 12:02
Dear experts,
5 yrs ago due to some domestic issues I changed my name from X to Y and I got it notrised and also gazetted. But I couldn't officially adopt that new name "Y" as I was not able to mentally detach my self from my previous name "x".
Now that I'm using my previous name X,
I need to know what shall happen now?
(1) Should I keep using my previous name X?
or
(2) Should I start using my new name Y?
I have recently got an offer from abroad and I'm in a dilemma what to do now as my passport is in my previous name X only.
Kindly guide!
MOHAMMED SHOAIB RAZA
12 December 2015 at 11:47
Sir, i want to know that what procedure to change surname in my all documents. like 10th , 12th, graduate certificate & other legal documents.
Yuvaraj
12 December 2015 at 08:45
Can I marry my father's sister's daughter's daughter legally as per hindu marriage act?Plz clarify...
Anonymous
12 December 2015 at 08:14
My father had constructed a house in 2003 afterwards neighbours had constructed their building after few year he came to know that one side of my house is only 59 feet where it is 60 feet's on the paper then we asked to neighbours then they are telling that their land on that side is 28 feet's in the paper and also by measuring it b we also known that it is 28 feet's only now what should we do please give me a advice to me
Manikanta
12 December 2015 at 08:12
My father had constructed a house in 2003 afterwards neighbours had constructed their building after few year he came to know that one side of my house is only 59 feet where it is 60 feet's on the paper then we asked to neighbours then they are telling that their land on that side is 28 feet's in the paper and also by measuring it b we also known that it is 28 feet's only now what should we do please give me a advice to me
Anonymous
12 December 2015 at 06:16
My wife and me are planning to get seperated and we both have agreed on the same. She does not want any maintainance or alimony and is ready to put it on papers. Can alimony still be imposed on me by the court?
Gourang M Haldipur
12 December 2015 at 00:39
Dear Sirs-My grandfather's younger brother had filed a suit for partition against me. In the said case I have taken up a contention that a flat in a housing society in Mumbai belonging to his elder brother(who died as a bachelor)falls back to the family on that person's death. This bachelor elder brother had nominated his another brother's daughter as his nominee to that flat somewhere around 1960. This lady died in 1968 and this bachelor brother of my grandfather died in 1979.My advocate told me that the nomination ceases to have legality as the lady had predeceased her uncle. However, inquiries made by me reveal that the said flat was illegally transferred to that predeceased lady's son on the basis of that nomination. I tried to get the details of the flat by writing registered letters to the society.They refused to give details. So I sought information under the RTI Act. That was also refused. So I issued legal notice through my lawyer asking them to furnish all information pertaining to the ownership of the flat. They issued reply notice denying all my contentions and refused to part with any information.I am told that all records of rights pertaining to ownership of flats in housing societies in Mumbai are available only with the respective housing society and are in their custody, and are not available with any Government office in Mumbai.Unless I produce the record of rights to show that the flat originally belonged to my grandfather's bachelor brother and that it was illegally transferred to the predeceased lady's son, I will not be able to prove that the said flat falls back to the family. Kindly advise as to what legal steps I may have to take to secure those documents from that housing society.
victim
11 December 2015 at 23:40
Wife filed a false DV case against me and my other family members in Jan'12 in the court of ACJM Saharanpur (UP) with the allegations of mental, physical, financial and sexual cruelty. In an interim, ex-party order court granted her right of residence in the shared house. She has also prayed for protection order, maintenance,restriction, injunction orders etc in the complaint. No order on other prayers was granted. I have filed my WS to the complaint in Feb'12.
Despite of the order she was not staying in her matrimonial house and always stayed with her parents. I complaint this to the court with evidences. Suddenly i got to know that in Jan'14 (after 2 years of her filing this case) she died due to illness. She was living with her parents. its almost 2 years that she is no more but court has not dismissed the case. I have filed death certificate and application for abatement. No evidence was recorded in the court. Her mother and father filed application for substitution as Legal hires and since then taking adjournments on the pretext of one or the other reason. What is the future of this case. What should i do to get this case abated as this is a share harassment.Is substitution allowed in DV case. Can this case run as all the relives sought were personal in nature? Please suggest...
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Land acquisition
Sir/Madam
National Highway authority is acquiring my land for the new national highway no 211 in Maharashtra State. My land is on this highway and very small strip of 15 meter of land is going to acquire for this highway. As per rule of national highway act 1956 they don't allow to used our land up to 75 feet which is called prohibited land area means they don't pay any compensation for that land. My land is only two acre and after acquisition I will lose mostly all land. In the compensation of 15 meter land they are acquiring prohibited land free of cost which is injustice with me.
Regarding above matter we had a meeting with land acquisition officer against my objection. He said compensation will be given according to land acquisition Act 2013 at the same time rule of National Highway Act 1956 will also be applicable.
Is the government impose two acts at the same time of land acquisition if yes what is legal action I can take against the action of land acquisition officer. Can I ask the exemption of N H Act’s rules?
Please give a proper advice with available references.