Sam Jose
07 March 2015 at 12:06
My father wanted to sell his as well as my mother’s property (Mother is no more). We all children (legal heirs) are ready to sign for registration. Do I need to pay Income tax for my share? I wanted to put it in my bank. Please advise.
Deepak Kumar
07 March 2015 at 11:56
My dad bought a company in 1988, he has also taken over loan from the sellers of Tamilnadu investment corporation. The two sellers had made a release deed (viduthalai patram) and sold the property to my dad's name. My mom and dad were partners and now after my dad died I took over my dads position. Patta is in my dad's name.
My dad cleared the TIC loan and he got the patta in his name and he has also got the recipt from TIC for the loan clearance and property has been to my dad and company name.
But the release deed (viduthalai patram) is not registered in the register office.
Now will this create any problem if we wanted to sell this company property.
sunil
07 March 2015 at 11:47
Dear Sir/Madam,
my name is sunil kumar and i belong to OBC category.recently i cleared a central government exam and attended for the interview.during document verification they said my obc certificate is (((Form of certificate to be produced by other backward classes applying to appointment of posts under the government of india)))but not the actual caste certificate (they also said that the form of caste certificate is valid only for six months while caste certificate is valid for life time) .and asked me to undertake to bring the caste certificate if selected for next stage.i have attached the format of OBC i have submitted.now my doubt is
1)by asking to bring the caste certificate do they mean by the state caste certificate which i know is issued by state government and is permenant
2)or is there any other form of OBC caste certificate the central government issues with the heading of (caste certificate or community certificate or OBC certificate) instead of the standard (((Form of certificate to be produced by other backward classes applying to appointment of posts under the government of india)))
vishal
07 March 2015 at 11:40
Dear sir, a property purchased by mother in her name and her minor daughter name.much before benami transaction prohibition law 1988. thereafter she got major and got married in due course. later after 28 years she claimed her share. can she win against mother . property was purchased from mother own sources. thanx.
Chakravarthy
07 March 2015 at 11:22
Dear Experts
A Muslim widow and her married daughters's share in the late husband/father's property.No son. Kindly advise how to change in record of title.
Regards
Thanks in advance.
Vishal jain
07 March 2015 at 10:43
Brief..
girl stays with husband for only 7 days.
she went her home and did not come back.
Now her father is saying the girl is not willing to go back. and so she need divorce.
several attempts made by the boy to make her come back, but all in vain.
Query..
1. what is the procedure to return her stridhan back, so that after taking her stridhan she won't be able to claim again.
2. can divorce be filed court by mutual constent, as the sepration time is between couple is only one month.
Suresh Babu Rai
07 March 2015 at 09:45
Good Morning Sir!
That one of my client has approached me on 08.01.2015 and handed over me a cheque, returned unpaid on the ground of funds insufficient on 25.11.2014 as per memo issued through his banker. I have asked my client that the limitation in sending the legal notice is only a month from the date of returning the cheque and the time is from 25.11.2014 to 25.12.2014 as such re deposit the same to make up the limitation in sending the legal notice.
My client has requested me that though the period of limitation is over, he instructed me to send the legal notice on 08.01.2015 even after laps of 15 days as he can manage the situation and will get the amount from the accused. As such I have sent a legal notice after 15 days expiry of mandatory period. The notices were served on the accused, but they remained silent. My client stood hands up.
Finally I have lodged a complaint before the JMFC, but the JMFC has returned my complaint stating that “As per the Section. 138 9b) © of NI Act, this complaint is not maintainable, hence may return”. I have read and explained all these to my client even there is no fault from my side.
I request you to guide me that, whether I can explain the reasons for delay in sending the legal notice within proper time on the illness or any other ground to make up delay?
Thank you one and all!
sona
07 March 2015 at 09:01
Dear all, please inform if a wife has filed a complaint against his father in law for ipc 354, for s*xually harassment,, and because of which his husband is also in custody of the same section. 354, I need to in which way case can be withdrawn from court, by husband wife. And what are the consequences when withdrawing case. And can the case be withdrawn ?, please inform in detail. Husband has the photos msgs, of wife, n her boyfriend , this is actual reason, but wife denying it, and saying they are just frnds, husband is genuine person, no points against him, because of which she is accusing father in law, so that she can get divorce. Please provide good advice. What we do, to win/ close/ quash the case.
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Income tax on share of ancestor property
My father wanted to sell his as well as my mother’s property (Mother is no more). We all children (legal heirs) are ready to sign for registration. Do I need to pay Income tax for my share? I wanted to put it in my bank. Please advice.