PRABHAKAR CHANDOLA
14 August 2015 at 15:12
My father and his colleague(xyz) had purchased a plot in kanpur in the year 1975.The property was registered in the name of my fathers colleague(xyz) and my mother.Later after retirment my fathers colleague(xyz)left Kanpur on his on will and went to reside somewhere else. Before going he gave all the rights of the property to my mother in the form of power of attoney(MUKTHARAAM).In 1980 my father constructed a house on the said plot and we have been residing there for the last 35 years,all the bills we get i.e water tax,sewer tax, electricity bills etc are in the name of my mother.In 1999 my mother and subsequently in 2003 my father died.There is no will written or executed by mother.
We do not have any contact with my fathers collegue after he left kanpur neither his where abouts are known to us.we are 6 brothers and sisters all married.It is a leased property which has to be made free hold at the same times we want the property to be transfered in our name (all brothers and sisters). Can any body please suggest how to resolve the issue.
Manischa
14 August 2015 at 14:23
Hello,
I would like to seek guidance in the matter of installation of CCTV cameras in parking area of the society and outside the main door.
My vehicle was damaged while it was parked in my Stilt parking which is on the backside of the building. It seems as if someone has used a bamboo stick or a iron rod to damage the vehicle. On questioning the watchman, he said he is not aware as he was in front side of the building. Due to this, I plan to install CCTV cameras in the stilt parking and outside my main door for security reasons. I have following questions:
1) Can the society object to my installation of the CCTV cameras in parking or outside my main door?
2) What measures should be taken to ensure that this process is smooth?
3) Are there any other permissions to be taken e.g. Police or BMC before I proceed to install the CCTV cameras?
Regards,
Manischa
Kandivli West
archana
14 August 2015 at 14:08
sir mere father in law 5 brother hai,or 3 out of state rahete hai,2 ki death ho gai hai,1 father in law jo gao me rahete hai ,unka bete kuch ceiminal person hai jo ki bar jail bhi ja cuka hai,wo ab sara gao ka jameen bechate ja raha hai ,so plz how can save and safty our property and other family member.pleses ans me quickly thanks,or wo sara jamieen mere perdadaji ke name se hi hai
r.pratap
14 August 2015 at 14:07
Sir
I want to give rs 2 lac to my married dsughter , whether simply giving account payee cheque is enough or some document like stamp paper /receipt is required separately.
Thanks.
Akhil
14 August 2015 at 13:45
Dear Sir / Madam,
I had worked with Devans modern breweries ltd for about 3 months wherein i was on probation period as per appointment letter i probation period company may ask me to leave on one day notice but employee side was not mentioned so i am presuming that it has to be the same, so i left the company on one day notice and now they are not giving full and final, can i challenge their decision.
Regards / Akhil
Satyendra Singh
14 August 2015 at 12:58
Can a father neglect his 2nd son (married) to give his share from his property in his will
222124
14 August 2015 at 12:46
Respected Sir
I want to know mean fo CAV
Right now my CASE is running in Gujarat High Court and HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE J.B.PARDIWALA make his dicision in pending and last time when final hearing complete. my case STATUS is PENDING. and there is write Action is : KEPT FOR CAV
so please tell me my case is DISPOSE OR IT WILL RUN AGAIN.
MY CASE NUMBER IS SCA/6044/2014
Sanjay
14 August 2015 at 12:43
My mother, my wife and myself were co owners of an apartment, as per the agreement. My mother died interstate. I have one sibling, my sister. My questions are as under
1) Will the release deed be required if i want to sell or mortgage the apartment?
2) Is a succession certificate necessary for the above?
3) Is a release deed, required to obtain a succession certificate?
Thank you in anticpation
Sanjay
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Sharing of property after death of the houselord
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