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Nitin Patil   05 November 2014 at 12:30

Ancestral property

As per amendment in the succession act 2005. is it necessary ,a female member for ancestral property is required alive as on 9th sept,2005 for her share in full share in property when the amendment take place.

Nitin Patil   05 November 2014 at 12:21

Agreecaltural land

We are cultivating the piece of agreecaltural land in thane maharastra for more than 50 years but as per 7/12 is in other's name . Now they given a paper notice for the sale land and we taken a objection on the same .can we claim for the share in the same and what will be the our share.

Nitin Patil   05 November 2014 at 12:15

Kul kayada

We have a piece of agreecaltural land in thane maharastra , 7/12 utara is in our name but their is kul noated in the 7/12 as per kul kayada.

now kul kayada is cancelled ,Can he claim his share on the same .

Member (Account Deleted)   05 November 2014 at 11:51

Rti query

I want to know the status of my mother's partition of ancestral property case pending in tehsil which i think tehsildar and lawyer are unduly delaying.

I have come to know that i can get the staus by filling RTI so please guide me on below points.
1.Should I file rti to Tehsildar or Sub Divisonal Officer (SDO)as on the website,SDO is coming as PIO but when i called up reader in tehsil he told me to file rti to tehsildar alongwith Rs. 100/- postal order in the name of tehsildar.

2.I have doubt that tehsildar may give wrong information to me or may reject my RTI.

3.on whose name postal order is to be made,is it in the name of tehsildar / SDO or accounts office,tehsil.

4.Is tehsildar required to give correct information regarding my case.

5.can i send rti application through speed post and how will i get acknowlegment.

Thanks

ravi   05 November 2014 at 10:52

Cancel or revoke gift deed

Dear sir,

Is it possible to cancel or revoke gift deed after register in register office? what is the minimum period to revoke the gift deed after registration.

P.C. Joshi   05 November 2014 at 10:37

Registration of agreement

Dear Sir,

I have entered into a lease agreement with a party and got the lease registered. After some time, I and Lessor agree to amend the lease. Is there any statutory requirement to get the amendmant agrement registered or we can simply sign on Rs 100/- stamp paper.In Another scenario, if I discontinue the lease but on the same terms and conditions my brother is ready to take the place on the same lease I mean only the name of lessee is to be changed. In this case, can the change of name be done by an amendment or a fresh lease has to be entered.

Shall appreciate for prompt responses.

Thanks

P.C. Joshi
What will the effect

Santosh Shukla   05 November 2014 at 10:31

Queshing under 482 after framing of charges

Dear Sir,
I am facing trial in a case. In case there were two accused.The matter was related to Cyber Crime, which was initially investigated by police and submitted charge sheet. I filled a petition under 482, which was dismissed and i applied for bail. Later on police filed chargesheet against another accused. The another accused also filed petition in high court for quashing, which was initially stayed. In between further investigation started and cyber crime cell further investigated the case and filed final report.Case of another accused was quashed from Hon'ble High Court.
I requested Lower court for closing the case on the basis of final report, which was denied by lower court. Then i filled review petition in hon'ble high court, which was dismissed as delay was not condoned. Later complainant approached Hon'ble high court and hon'ble high court ordered for deciding the discharge application and proceed to frame charge. So on the basis on hon'ble high court order, lower court framed charge against me. Then i approached hon'ble high court for quashing, which is pending. I want case low of quashing after framing of charge. Please advise....
regards

Rohit Maurya   05 November 2014 at 10:26

2bhk - property rights of 2 joint owners

I am the joint owner for the 2BHK in Mumbai with my mother as the 1st owner, my query is now we have decided to live separately,my mother is a widow & retired but owns 2 other houses also in her owm name.The investment done for this 2BHK was 50:50, she invested 20 lacs after selling one of her house and I took loan of 20 Lacs for which I am only paying the EMI of 20236/- from the start of it.Now my mother is asking me to stay separately with my wife & 1.6 years old son & asking me to sign the papers saying that I have no interest in this 2BHK and stay away.She alone wants to stay in that house with my sister, who is married & came here after her pregnancy. I have left no option of either selling this 2BHK & dividing the money or going away & stay on rent. She is capable to pay the balance EMI, but she is asking me to give her the NOC that I have no interest in this property & go away. What should I do, this is the only life time investment I have done.My age is 34 years now & working with good company.
Please suggest should I leave the property or how to divide the money.

naveenraj jain   05 November 2014 at 10:20

Sale agreement

Respected Experts
A vacant agricultural plot of 10000 Sq . feet was bought by three brothers by way of three separate registered sale deed from single seller same day. Each brother purchased 3333 Sq. Feet. Now all three brothers are selling to a single buyer. the buyer insists on getting a single sale agreement drafted where all the brothers execute the document. The brothers are in confused state. Kindly enlighten whether such a document ever be valid. Or the brothers stick to separate sale agreements. What rights are derived if such a single agreement is executed.
Regards naveen Raj.

Dr.Gaurang N. Gandhi   05 November 2014 at 09:39

Mutation entry challenged after 40 year

Dear Experts,

"A" a Muslim has two children 'P' son and 'Q' Daughter.

in 1964 'A' Died and his wife died long before.

So after death of A- P and Q only are the legal heir.

in 1974 P made an application to enter his name in all properties of his father A. And he became the only owner of all properties of his father by mutation entry number 367.

'Q' is illiterate and has no knowledge about this. she Died in 2001 leaving three daughters XYZ and one son C .

in 2003 P died and his wife M became the only owner of all properties because they have no child.

In her application the pedigree shows that P and M had no child.

Now a lady R make an application to Mamlatdar that she is the adopted daughter of P M. the Adoption procedure has been done 40 years before. and along with that she bring a copy of will (may be forged) with thumb impression of M, indicates that R is adopted daughter of P& M so Mamalatdar agreed and mutated the entry in favour of R.

XYZ and C had challenged the mutation entry in assistant collector he succeed but Collector reversed the order of assistant collector.
Here R filed a civil a declaratory suit to become absolute owner of the properties.

Now question is that, after 40 years passed, can XYZ and C can challenge the mutation entry number 367 in which P excluded Q?