Anonymous
04 April 2025 at 01:51
Hello Sir/Madam,
This query is regarding residential 3-storey building, a house that accommodates 3 families, on each floor, in Mohali (Punjab), beside Chandigarh.
Brother-1: He is graduated in Arts (49)and working as District Commander in home guards and civil defence. He is married and have 2 children, a boy (software engineer ) and a girl (an MBBS student)
Brother-2 : He is also graduate in arts (47) and an experienced lawyer by profession in high court district courts Chandigarh. He is running his own law firm. He is also married and have two sons (both are law students).
Brother-3 (Myself): I am an Electrical Engineer by profession (41) and a Canadian citizen. I am on OCI status in India. I am divorced with one son from my previous marriage (in Canada).
Mother: She is widow with pension (72).
Father: Passed Away.
My question is : As per my knowledge, registry of floors in a residential building, is banned in Punjab. My father has written a note on blank paper (before his death), that which brother will stay in which floor, after his demise. And we are living accordingly also. But now, the time has come to split (divide) this one property, among 3 brothers.
So, Can this property be divided in equal portion in %age of (34-33-33), as my brothers want to distribute the property by actual floor wise, which will be (50-30-20).. ??
A needful guidance is solicited please..
Bibhas Biswas
03 April 2025 at 12:23
Sir,
I joined my job as a primary teacher in january 2017. That time I was in my 3rd year of graduation. Being ignorant I did not apply for any leave(other than CL) or permission for my final exam which took place in the middle of the year. Now I am afraid my degree would not be valid for updating my qualifications( my job required 10+2 at that time).
Please help me by letting me know how to get out of this mess.
Anonymous
02 April 2025 at 15:35
want mumbai high court certified copies of all papers of a file pertaining to a letter of administration
Anonymous
02 April 2025 at 15:27
Dear Sir/ mam,
My parents have a self acquired property in a Cooperative housing society in Faridabad. They are now deceased. I am one of the legal heirs, along with my other siblings. My one sibling wishes to relinquish his rights ( for no consideration) in favor of me and the other siblings. My Sibling is unable to travel due to health issues. Can he release his share through a notarized NOC in favour of me and my siblings?. if it is possible, then what are the necessary requirements for such notarized NOC....
I also request to mention further steps, so that the above said property can be transferred in favour of me and my siblings.....
Regards...
raju
01 April 2025 at 14:57
THAT WITNESS WAS CALLED ALONGWITH RECORDS. ON THE FIXED DATE WITNESS APPEARED BUT WITHOUT COPIES OF RECORD. THE COURT BOUND FOR THE NEXT DATE. MY QUERY FOR THE NEXT DATE DO WITNESS HAS TO BE RE-SUMMONED. PLEASE ADVICE
NEERAJ DHAMIJA
31 March 2025 at 15:47
In case of joint ownership of any apartment, if only one voting right and one contesting right is given to one apartment for election of office bearers and as per Bye-Laws of RWA anyone has the voting rights, can one joint owner contest but does not vote and another joint owner vote but do not contest?
Anonymous
31 March 2025 at 08:42
I am very glad to file a writ petition in chennai high court to get Ponneri Police station footage.
Can I file a writ petition party in person.
shyam lal
30 March 2025 at 17:41
Advocate not appearing on dates . demanding more money .reason being he says case is very complecated.What should the client do?
nilesh satelkar
29 March 2025 at 14:32
Respected members,
Does final order of maintenance automatically cancels the interim maintenance order?
Also recovery of arrears amount from interim order is applicable after the final maintenance order?
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Civil suit for partition
I have filled partition suit against my mother, my two sisters, my brother and my brother's son. My brother's son because my mother gifted the property of my father who died inestate. My mother is not the absolute owner but nominee member. Today there was date in the court for apperance. I appeared with my lawyer but from the defendant side only the lawyer for my brother and his son. Next hearing is for written statement.
Now my question is what happens to other defendants who have not appeared in person or through lawyer.