Babu
04 July 2014 at 13:03
we are having our family property earned by my late grandfather, his legal hires 5, after my grand pa death my dad and his siblings not cooperative among them and they register a legal partition document with out one legal hire knowledge, later that absent party filled a case and cancelled that partition register,
during these time two of hires intentionally sold their portion to third party few years back,
but as per government documents all the property still in my grand pa name because of do not having legal and law full partition deed,
now we all 5 people agree to draft and register a law full partition deed with all satisfaction,
now my question is, is it possible? and what about the third parties who bought the land from two the parties? please advice,
ANKUR GUPTA
04 July 2014 at 12:54
Dear All,
I am from delhi.
Please suggest me what to do?
I have purchased stamp paper in 2010, but purpose of Stamp paper was over, so i returned unused stamp papers and also get refund Cheque.
But that cheque is misplaced by me, and i am continuously contacting the department with supporting documents, application, Indemnity Bond etc, but department said it is very old case, and we can't do anything.
Please suggest what to do.
RK
04 July 2014 at 12:18
Dear Sir,
I am 25 years old, and I have a elder brother who is 45 years old. We have a landed property area of 450 Sq mtrs out of which 200 sq. mtrs land has a license/ patta on which RCC 4 stored building constructed, and remaining 250 sq. mtrs. are still in our encroachment.
My father made a WILL that both the properties should be shared equally by us (two sons) after his death. i.e. equal in 200 Sq Mtr. of Land and as well as in building, and 250 sq. mtrs. of encroached land.
My father died on 22.11.2011, and later on my elder brother who took care of me that time was taken a NOC from me on a white paper and mutated the land an area of 200 Sq. mtrs. in his own name on which RCC 4 stored building constructed.
And now he wanted 150 sq. mtrs. more from the encroached land.
1. What is the remedy available for me on the mutated land of 200 sq mtrs?
2. Can I claim my share on the RCC 4 stored building?
Thanks in Advance!
Ranjith
04 July 2014 at 11:20
My grandfather passed away in 2009 without leaving behind any will. When my father and his brother split grandfather's farm (self-acquired) of 24 acres, my father received some extra land than his actual share (as he shifted the family loan onto himself and cleared it on his own many years ago). The extra land which he got is registered as if my uncle (father's brother) sold it to him. However, on the registered document, there was no sign of my uncle's daughter who was a major by then. She only signed as one of the witnesses. This happened over three years ago, and now we want to sell our total share in the farm. Will there be any problem in the future. I want to know whether or not my uncle's daughter has rights on the land that her father sold to my father. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Chinubhai kashibhai Patel
04 July 2014 at 10:36
SIR
MY SON IS 62 a B Com from 1974 batch, now
WISHES TO JOIN COLLEGE SINCE 2009 but ALL
COLLEGES IN AHMEDABAD GUJARAT STATE
REFUSES TO ADMIT HIM SAYING THE AGE LIMIT
IS NOW 35 YEARS.
SHOULD THERE BE AN AGE LIMIT TO LEARN
AND PRATICE LAW FOR A BORN CITIZEN OF
INDIA ? PLEASE GUIDE WHERE SHOULD HE GO
amitkumarrealtor@gmail.com. 9898388509
Siddhant Singh
04 July 2014 at 10:15
Although the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 does not apply to affidavits, are statements made on affidavits in a suit or elsewhere accepted as admissions under the Evidence Act?
Is there any case law on this?
In Basant Singh v/s Janki Singh, AIR 1967 SC 341, the Hon'ble Supreme Court held that a statement made in a plaint in one suit can be used as an admission in another suit.
Similarly, if a party made a statement on affidavit in a writ petition, can that statement be used against the party as an admission under the Evidence Act in another writ petition?
sakthi
03 July 2014 at 23:49
Dear sir , regarding agreement document submitted in court for immovable property. After the case was over, the agreement document will be returned to who submitted? Or it is always with the court record? Thanks.
Bibhuti
03 July 2014 at 23:41
Dear Experts
Kindly advice me.
My notarised rent agreement got over on 06/06/2014 & continued staying for June month without any agreement now when i am vacating the flat my owner is demanding to get the re-paint done or he will not be returning my deposit of 35k whereas it's not written anywhere in my contract. However it wasn't repainted while giving it to me.What should i do to get back security deposit??
Member (Account Deleted)
03 July 2014 at 23:33
I booked a flat in down payment plan on 19th march 2012 in Mahagun Mascot, Crossings Republic, Ghaziabad.
After two & half years, I was informed verbally by Mahagun that they didn't get permission from Ghaziabad Development Authority to construct unit above 17th Floor.
My unit is on 20th Floor of the Tower.
Its a criminal case of Cheating & Fraud where I have been Paying high EMI @ 11% to Indiabulls for all these years amounting to around 5 Lacs for the Units which doesnt even exist.
How come Mahagun sell the units without permission of doing so ?
Today they asked me to visit their office for discussion regarding the issue.
I totally disagree with their option of shifting to another project which is in Noida extension, with very bad location & development of the new project.
Mahagun Mascot is located at a very good location & the connectivity is superb that is why I booked 2.5 years ago.
I demand refund of my investment at the current market rate of my flat in Mahagun Mascot which is between 42-45 lacs.
Ms. Shilpi ( Representative/Employee from Mahagun ) was very rude to address my grievance & she was treating me as if I have done a crime.
Builders have become heartless dacoits & do rob pocket of common man who dares to book a flat in their project.
What legal options are available in this case ?
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What is ip?
what is IP stands for? ( yellow notice received from the court for a person who unable to repay their debts )
one of my uncle having the IP notice, now our family property ( earned by my grand pa ) going to settle among us by the way of settlement deed,
now is it affect the IP person? what are all the legal procedures needs to follow?
or shall we directly transfer the grand pa property directly to his grandson without transfer to my uncle whos having IP? is it legally acceptable?