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murali   06 December 2013 at 23:22

willdeeed

sir my father in law died last year. he was alloted a plot from a housing society though he owns a house. now he made a will in printing on a white paper with two witnesses in which the said plot goes to all his 4daughters and a son. in that he mentioned that the last daughter shall get 40% as she taken care while his illness for five years and remaining equal to all 3 daughters and his son. he did not mention about his own house in the will. now how can we the last daughter get the share in the plot? is the will valid if not mentioned about his own house? then what about his own house in which now mother in law is living. his son saying that all the property plot and house goes to him only. is it true? pls clarify

murali   06 December 2013 at 23:20

willdeed

sir my father in law died last year. he was alloted a plot from a housing society though he owns a house. now he made a will in printing on a white paper with two witnesses in which the said plot goes to all his 4daughters and a son. in that he mentioned that the last daughter shall get 40% as she taken care while his illness for five years and remaining equal to all 3 daughters and his son. he did not mention about his own house in the will. now how can we the last daughter get the share in the plot? is the will valid if not mentioned about his own house? then what about his own house in which now mother in law is living. his son saying that all the property plot and house goes to him only. is it true? pls clarify

saleem   06 December 2013 at 22:13

Immovable property donated

I am a MUSLIM , my grand father had 4 children (1 elder son and 3 daughters). He had self acquired immovable house property (9 cent) and he lived with his wife in the same house. His 1st daughter (i.e. My Mother) also lived in the same house in another portion.
During April 2012, he has written and registered the above said house property as gift deed to his wife and his 2nd and 3rd daughters as equal share without knowledge of his son and 1st daughter(i.e. My Mother) and also in the gift deed he left out his son and 1st daughter(i.e. My Mother). Then he died on 21/7/2012.

Now only this dispute was came to know us.
The property was not yet partitioned and my grand mother is living in the house and my mother still living in another portion of same house.

As per the muslim law, is there any rights on the property to my mother and uncle.

Deborah Rodrigues   06 December 2013 at 22:09

Can pvt file a complaint against a cooperative society/?

can pvt person file a complaint against a cooperative society/?

Ajay Bagha   06 December 2013 at 21:45

Exploitation and domination at workplace

I have been working as implant/residence exceutive in clients office and the co-workers at clients office is exploiting and dominating on the basis of there position to acquire service of my parent company.
Since my client is paying off the bills my parent company is ignoring my turmoil and even supporing client to supress me to the extent the client desires.
I need to know what best can be done to avoid such situation. Is there any legal arrangements to this.

pushpakrishna   06 December 2013 at 20:40

Provident fund

Dear Experts,
my son is working in an organization and every month some amount has been deducting from the salary of my son equal to their contribution for the Provident fund. But the organization did not deposited the TOTAL amount to the PF since one and half year and deductions are showing in the pay-slip. recently my son joined in another organization . when the same was asked the previous organization they are telling that we will deposit shortly. but already one month elapsed they did not deposited. kindly advice with a suitable advice how to get deposit in my son's PF Account.thanking you in advance.

Krithika   06 December 2013 at 19:22

Property of great grandfather

We have an ancestral property (house) at my native place which is some 200 years old, passed from my great grandfather.We are from a Hindu family, the house was in my Grandmother's name (Paternal) till last year and my father changed to his name recently with the consent of her and her two daughters.The two daughters (my father's sisters) gave their consent then but now they are fighting for their rights on that house.Do they actually have legal rights on that property as per Hindu property law?Both of them are married, the elder one got married before 1980 and the younger one got married in 1989.

purshotam vyas   06 December 2013 at 19:06

Hypothecation term

Dear All,

I have confusion regarding hypothecation meaning, is it charge or pledge ?

As per me, hypothecation is way of creating charge and can not be pledge due to possession with borrower but our auditor say that this is pledge.

Fact : One of our group company has taken secured car loan by hypothecation of car so as per companies act it is required to register with register of companies but if this pledge then exempted from registration.

Please clarify as soon as possible....

Thanks in advance

Purshotam

rupesh mirajkar   06 December 2013 at 18:59

Cidco 12.5% ges plot flat advise require

Dear sir,

i am intrested to pruchase a resales flat in Belapur Sec 14. the building is g+4 (4 flat only ) and standing on 12.5% GES plot.owner provided me following documents. kindly confirm it is adviseable to purchase such type of flat?
1. sale agreemnt ( between builder & 1st owner) 2. OC certifcate 3. Triparty agreement. 4. Land hership certificate 5. Cidco lease agreement.

the documents is view genuine but i have some doubt?

1.building Conveyance is pending 2. what will be the role of Builder or CIDCO for flat transfer 3. can CIDCO take any FEE for transfer of Flat ? 4. without Conveyance can CIDCO transfer this flat on my name ? 5. Bank will provide home loan to such flat ?











sk..........   06 December 2013 at 18:43

Amended writtenstatement

in civil suit to amend the written statement can I file documents as exhibits.