vishal mahajan
16 November 2013 at 07:22
Is SDM legally authorised to pass a decree on maintenance issues ( maintenance from husband to wife ). Judgement passed to defence unit.
Mrunmai Deshpande
16 November 2013 at 06:29
I am a young woman of 40 years of age and have a daughter of 4 years. My husband doesn't want to work. So I had deserted him 3 years back and since then staying with my parents. Now, both of us are prepared for mutual consent divorce. Since I am working I do not want alimony and child maintenance from my husband. But my husband says that even though we are going for mutual consent divorce he will not appear in court even once though he is prepared to sign all the required documents. Considering this, will my divorce be ex-party or mutual consent and what are the disadvantages about this type of divorce? Please advise !
Asim
16 November 2013 at 05:14
Hi Sir,
Was there ever a rule for short period which abolished the land lordship for pagdi tenants in Mumbai. Or is there a case going on for the same anywhere in India?
Also, can i buy the land-lordship for my particular flat from the landlord as he is harassing me for no reason.
Please advice.
Thanx,
Asim
Chandrakanth
16 November 2013 at 03:17
My grandfather was a central govt employee and grandmother – housewife. He has three sons and two daughters, he expired five years ago and all they property he had (Plot and residential building with shops) was purchased on my grandmother’s name.
It was said that we wrote a will before his death and that was overridden by my grandmother in the favor of her younger son and the gold – jewelers were distributed among the daughters. Both elder brothers are not aware of this. The plot was given to her younger son (not transferred yet) but is mentioned in the will written by my grandmother. Now he is planning for construction and my father is least bothered about this.
Being a grandson – what legal action I can take, I don’t have any land documents or any copy of the will made by my grandfather and grandmother. My grandmother is still alive.
1.I want to stop the construction
2.I want equal partition of the property
3.I want to get the copy of the will wrote by my grandfather, is that possible?
4.Also I want to lock out the shops and floors, from which they get income\rents
Please suggest, what kind of legal actions can be taken?
Juanita
16 November 2013 at 02:59
Hi Sir,
We are residing in a pagdi system flat in Mumbai since past 50 years and we are facing the below mentioned problems.
1) About 10 years back the original landlord sold off the land-lordship along with the Ground + 1st floor to someone else. And the new landlords (two friends have acquired it)have recently started bullying us by not allowing us to park our bikes.
2) They keep switching off our electric meter as they have easy access to the common meter box (they occupy the ground +1 space).
3) They are now using this space for religious get to gathers for their community and that makes it very difficult for our family members to use the staircase as there is a too much of crowding each day of the week. Also, they all put their shoes on the staircase which makes it very risky for people to use the staircase. specially the elders.
Another question I have is, do we need to just inform the landlord OR take his permission to make changes to our house like adding an extra toilet as we have a spacious flat.I am planning to add an english style toilet for my ailing parents. I am sure they will not allow me to do it if i ask their permission.
Please do advise me as i am in a desperate situation and this is the only property i have and the only roof on my family's head.
Please keep this conversation private if possible.
Kindest Regards.
Juanita
Thakur Ashwani Verma
16 November 2013 at 00:18
Kindly advice if I can file a joint complaint of different people who were issued seperate cheques by the same accused any case law please cite
Thakur Ashwani Verma
15 November 2013 at 23:46
Kindly advice that can I file a joint complaint us 138 of ni act where the accused issued cheques of same amount to different complainants , notice by the complainants was served jointly
Kindly send some supreme or high court citations
kishore
15 November 2013 at 23:31
sir...X...is women...i mean she is daughter of Y' husband brother daughter...but from her childhood TO MARRIAGE X she staying with Y as foster daughter.....later Y ...wrote registered will deed on her property to my mother X....in 1996....later after few months registered will deed was cancelled by Y by force of his husband brothers....in 1997...next Y died in 1998....but X did not know her will deed was cancelled by Y...next after death Y ;S husband brother filled a case on X ...they are legal heirs of the property....in lawyers club of india and many websites...i seen advices that will deed/giftdeed can not be cannot be cancelled with out mutual acceptance ...i mean Y donor cannot cancel without acceptance of X....next i came to know in supremecourt judgement once will deed/giftdeed exected cannot be cancelled/next even if it is cancelled also it belngs to first person whill willdeed/giftdeed exected...please clarify.....
ssingh
15 November 2013 at 23:20
Dear Sirs,
We are two brothers.Our mother received half part of a land and a house as Ancestral Property from her father (as he had only 2 daughters) who passed away without making any will.Now our mother also passed away recently without willing the said property and our father is alive.
Please let us know about the legal heirs and partitiong of our mothers Ancestral Property.
Thanks
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