gaureshmanjrekar
06 June 2014 at 11:55
Husband filed application under section 162 of the evidence act and under section 91 of Cr.pc against wife;Does any remedy available for wife upon the section?
Arun
06 June 2014 at 11:52
Hi,
My maternal grandfather (Hindu) had 4 children 3 daughters and one son, he died in 2007 and at the time of his death he agricultural land worth crores. The property was not purchased by him but was about 3 generations old, now my maternal uncle (Mama) bullied my Nana to make a will in favor of his grandson (My Cousin). Now my Mama sold off the entire land holding without even consulting my mother or the other sisters.
Now my question is
Could my maternal grandfather bequeath ancestral property via a will to his grandson?
can my Mama legally sell of the entire land holding using the will and without my mothers consent?
If the answers is yes, then what is the significance of Hindu Succession Act, Section 6 2005, if a father can siphon off entire share of the ancestral property via a will to his son/grandson excluding the daughters
Thanks
venkatesh Rao
06 June 2014 at 09:07
In a problem of my daughter,s B.Com. exam, under the head-income from other sources following detail appeared.
VALUE OF GOLD CHAIN FOUND ON STREET Rs.30000/=
How to compute it? Is it liable to be accounted for and taxable? Pl. guide. Exams tomorrow.
GANGAM.RAJENDER.
06 June 2014 at 08:12
respected sir,
the sale deed was executed in the year 1975.the property was not self acquired which was ancestral property father executed the sale deed at the time of execution the age of son is 15 years and he was educated person as his name was written in the sale deed as witness with thumb impression not signed .ORIGINALLY THE THUMB IMPRESSION IS NOT THE SON'S THUMB IMPRESSION.WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE SON THE FATHER WAS EXECUTED THE SALE DEED WITH FORGED THUMB IMPRESSION.
present the case was pending in the hon'ble dist cout.
Q1.AFTER LONG TIME SON CAN CHALLENGE THE THUMB IMPRESSION IN THE COURT.
Q2.OR THE GRAND SON'S HAVE ANY RIGHT TO CHALLENGE THE SALE DEED WHICH WAS FORGED.
WE HAVE ANY RIGHT TO ASK THE EXPERT OPINION
REGARDING THE THUMB IMPRESSION.
THANK YOU SIR .
umesh
06 June 2014 at 01:09
Sir, my client A sold his flat to B with registered sale agreement in THANE: Mira rd on 04/04/2014 with an valid period of 30 days for balance payment but till date ie.06/06/2014 the person B has still not paid the balance amt. & now A wants to sale the flat to C but B wants to continue the deal & A the owner want to cancel the deal . CAN THIS REGISTERED AGREEMENT BE CANCELED ONE SIDED BY THE OWNER AS HE HAS NOT RECEIVED THE BALANCE PAYMENT IN TIME. PLEASE DO SUGGEST. Thanks umesh
neel kumar
06 June 2014 at 00:57
sir,
i am in obc,my father is a psu employee,his salary is more then 6 lakh per annum,having no other family income or no property.His post isn't comparable to the post in Government Services.
Am i eligible for non creamy layer?
In following OM of central govt.,it is clarified(page 9,point9) that if salary is more then 6 lakh per annum,it is case of creamy layer.But in next point(point10) it says that no saleried income or income from agriculture will be taken in the account,it means income from other sources should be 6 lakh for falling in creamy layer.
These opposite points are confusing me.
Please let me know that i am in NCL or not ? Thanks a lot.
Link for OM-
http://www.ncbc.nic.in/Writereaddata/dopteng.pdf
NISHANT CHAUDHARY
06 June 2014 at 00:21
I have recently applied for passport and on the day of documnet verification, they point out that in my birth certificate my mother's name was wrong and they put my application on hold. can anyone tell me how can i rectify that error
NISHANT CHAUDHARY
06 June 2014 at 00:18
I have recently applied for passport and on the day of documnet verification, they point out that in my birth certificate my mother's name was wrong and they put my application on hold. can anyone tell me how can i rectify that error
Sheeja
05 June 2014 at 22:44
I am seeing lot of dispute against between the rental lessee and the owner. When someone rents out a property (for any period of time) what reason does the lessee refuse to leave the property (when the contract ends)? It is someone else property and how can the lessee say 'I cant leave'? I keep seeing the arguments from the lessee that 'I am sole income generator and I don't have place to live' etc.In my opinion, these are silly reasons, because when he signed a contract, he knew that had to leave and it is not his property. Also, the owner would be giving some time to find another place (1-2 month notice)?
I know that every lawyer would say to file a case if the lessee refuse to leave. But because of our inefficient and long judicial system when things get to longer 5-6 years of time,ultimately the owner looses his time, effort, money all? So why does our law is so much for the lessee????
Right now I am lessee (residential) living in a foreign country, where I will either try to renew my contract/ or find a new place if the owner say to vacate/or if rent is too high that I cant afford. Even if I manage to stay here for more than 50 years in my life, I would never refuse to leave if the owner says so irrespective of the country I live in.
Hope the advocates take my question as not a legal question, but more of as a general one and provide with some valuable input.
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