suresh babu
31 August 2014 at 19:31
Sir, my question is regarding my wifes ancestral property.
That is after her father!s father death (i.e grand father)her grandmaa along with is 4 sons & 2 daughter!s entered into a registered partition deed in 2004 over her grand father!s left over property & her grand maa!s self acquired property(both the property clubbed in one partition deed).
Now, in 2014 her father divided his inherited share of property through registered partition deed along with his 4 sons only & left out his 3 daughter!s(including her)
Sir,please clarify whether do she have rights over this property. If so what shall she do, advise .
ekta
31 August 2014 at 19:15
Dear Sir,
My friend has one will of her step mother who died in 1973 and the will was witten by her in 1972.
Will is written by her in favour of his husband for all immovable property that she had that time.Now the problem is will was written on simple watermark paper by one writer under his signature and witnessed by two persons known to him.Will is neither on stamps paper nor registered by any Govt Office or Court.
Father of my friend is alive yet.Now He want to sale the property.
The family position of my friend is, she has one step sister who is about 60 years old and married 35 years ago.
My friend are 2 sisters with same mother.
What is the authenticity of that will,How it can be utilised at the time of selling and what problems may arise in selling that property?
Please Guide me.
Adv B.B.Gambhir #9814820602
31 August 2014 at 18:53
respected members
as per law a child in the womb of mother has legal entity
my one of the collegue asked a question whether abortion is murder if yes then why the same is not equally penalised and why less punishment in section 313 IPC. if no, then why not it is murder.
Satyan manuja
31 August 2014 at 18:47
The case is adjourned to 20.10.2014 for consideration on the the point of returning the complaint in the light of judgement of Hon'ble Apex Court titled as "Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod V/s State of Maharashtra & Anr" kindly explain in simple language.
Dr. reena
31 August 2014 at 18:45
i have a trust sarvodya foundation reg.trust act 1882 create in 31 jun 2013. i want to know that which tax will pay for a trust.
Dr. reena
31 August 2014 at 18:33
i have running a computer institute name Akkar under sarvodya foundation regitered under trust act 1882. i want to know my institute is valid & i can issue certificates or not in case its not valid where i registered my institue
Sunny
31 August 2014 at 17:43
Hi
We are 2 brothers and want to trf our parental property in our name where property owner is our mother. Our father and mother is now no more with us. Kindly advice how do we can trf the said property and need to know HUDA (haryana urban development authority) process under this situation.
Thanks
Sunny Shah
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Sanjeev Shelar
31 August 2014 at 17:27
Hello,
If husband (hindu) is insane, can husband himself file for divorce based on his own insanity? In this case wife does not want to give divorce for property matter. Husband (his parents on his behalf, because he is really insane)is ready to give all maintenance and financial help to his wife. There is also a possibility of wife's safety as husband beats her up often. Parents do not want a criminal liability due to this situation.
The insanity of spouse is ground for divorce. Can the insanity of the petitioner himself be the ground for divorce?
RK
31 August 2014 at 16:28
Dear Sirs, Good evening!
My father came to Andaman in the year 1956-57 and Encroached a piece of land Sy No. 45 Area 523 Sq Mtrs which was a (Govt's. land).
whereas, occupant of Sy No. 46 was filed a case against my father in the year 1973 before the Revenue court of Tehsildar alleging that my father was illegally and unauthorisedly encroached an area of 217 sq mtrs in SY No. 46. The Tehsildar settled the matter in 1974.
Again occupant of Sy No. 46 filed a civil suit in 1987 against my father in the Civil judge (Senior Division) for an area of 117 Sq Mtrs, the claim was dismissed for default in the year 2000 (after 13 years).
The revenue dept. regularized an area 200 Sq mtrs only out of 523 Sq mtrs as pre- 1978 regularization in 1998 in fact the revenue dept had to regularise the entire 523 sq mtrs land instead of 200 Sq Mtrs.
my father was expired in 2003. Now, we are two brothers. the regularised landed area 200 sq mtrs. mutated in my brother name after my father's death. Now I am a family man and have no land in my name.
My question is, as the civil suit was dismissed in 2000. Can we regularise the remaining area of 323 sq mtrs now as pre- 1978 regularization.
Kindly suggest me in this regard Please,
Hoping for positive advise
Thanks in Advance
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