vineet
16 November 2015 at 23:19
my grandfather death in 1958, at the time of his death my elder uncle is 14 year old ,my second uncle is 10 year,my father is 6 years old, my father has three brothers only. after my grand father death my elder uncle is honour of all family from that time . after some years my elder uncle purchase four acre land in villege between 1967-77 from his own name. this all properties bought between 1967-77 in few parts , at the time of purchasing this properties my elder uncle age is 23-33 my second uncle is 15-25years ,my father is 13-23 years (minor),this all land used by my all uncle equally till 1992 with very peacefully .after that suddenly
my elder uncle and his sons told it is my land only..... because in document paper my father name only. and they captured all slowly. then may father and second uncle registered a case in court against my elder uncle in 2001 in district court hajipur bihar. my father and my middle uncle told in that properties they have also right....in that properties.....
what is the future of this case pls guide me
MY ELDER UNCLE BASICALLy FARMER USE all parential land for agriculture.
he not done any govt, pvt job.
IT is true my elder uncle purchase this all land from hindu undivided family incomes.
BUT presently my elder uncle denies thruth..
he said in court he bought all land from his self accuried income.
he said false in court . but i have lack of evidence to prove it....
which type of proof help me to win the case ...pls help me
Anonymous
16 November 2015 at 20:35
sold land received cheque it dishonour in registry mention cash received will i get my money
Prakash Tiwari
16 November 2015 at 20:23
Hi,
I am working for a US based company also pursuing LLB (3Yrs). Currently I am in last year.
I have a subject arbitration for which we are asked to prepare records / simulation.
I am given 5 questions and asked to answer it appropriately. It is for 50 marks.
Can any one pls help me in answering those questions. I can send the questions. If any one give me clue on which sections to touch upon i can write by my own.
Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi
16 November 2015 at 18:33
Dear experts,
Please advise me:
A property situated in Mumbai in the name f ABCD.
ABC agree to sale the property. But they are Unable to present before Sub registrar Mumbai. So they want to appoint D as their representative and give all powers including sale of the property, by way of registered power of attorney.
Please Advise me how much stamp duty they should for registration of the POA.
Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi
16 November 2015 at 18:20
Dear Experts,
Iswarlal died in March 1963. Sureshbhai and Rameshbhai were the legal heirs.
But, Unfortunately Sureshbhai was died in 1950 left behind minor daughter Sumanben only.
In december 1963 Rameshbhai file application in mamalatdar and converted all ancestral properties in his name only.
Sumanben was not in knowledge about that. In 2013 she came in knowledge about the mutation entry done by her Uncle Rameshbhai in 1963. She filed application to revenue court to cancel the mutation entry. That is yet to decide.
Sumanben died in 2014 left behind a Unsound mind & unmarried son and a married daughter Indumati.
Now question is that:
1.Can Akshay grand son of Suman i.e. son of Indumati file a suit in civil court to get equal right as legal heirs of Rameshbhai are enjoying?
2.Can he succeed the application filed by his grand mother Sumanben to cancel mutation entry of the year 1963?
3.Is there any other remedy?
4. will the recent judgement of Hon'ble S.C. affect the suit?
Kavindra
16 November 2015 at 18:10
This is the case of Mr Anil Kumar, an acquaintance of mine, who cannot operate computer and ask a query. The accused have filed a writ petition u/a 226 against an FIR filed by Anil in the HC which has issued him a notice. Since he cannot afford to hire a lawyer and is too ill to be present himself, can he present his plea and submit the response to the charges made under it sending it by post seeking exemption?
firoz
16 November 2015 at 17:33
dear sir
mere purvaj ki kuch zamin hai.mere dada ji k bade bhai ki bibi k naam se zamin hai pr unka koi nhi hai ab is duniya me zinda to mai unki property ko bechna chahta hun iske liye mujhe kya karna chahiye.mai apse salah chahta hun
Anonymous
16 November 2015 at 15:23
Mr A owns a house and he has made Mrs A the nominee of the same but after that hr makes a registered will stating Mr B (His grandson) the legal heir of the house after his death.
Now after Mr A death who will b the owner of the house?
Rani Deshmukh
16 November 2015 at 15:10
Dear sir, My sister in law demanding for equal right in property. But as daughter my husband did all the things like her marriage with all traditional requirements as well as her first delivery n all things that need to do as a brother. My query is right now she is asking equal right against property. So is there any law to give her equal right in one property not in all
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