Anon Unknown
17 October 2013 at 14:44
An Indian Christian (Protestant) couple adopted a male child (around 6 months old at the time of adoption) in the year 1967 in Karnataka. In 1996, the father passed away and left a will to the effect that the property was to go to the wife and to the adopted son after the wife's demise. The said property was sold an year later as the wife and the adopted son moved to another city within Karnataka. The wife invested the proceeds from the sale in another property in the new city.
There are 2 issues which raise questions:
1. The adopted son has recently discovered that there is no documentary proof regarding the adoption. Please let us know if it is possible at this time for the mother to prepare a document which will serve as evidence that the son was adopted 45 years back. If such a document can be prepared, please let us know the procedure to follow and what type of document (e.g., a deed or affidavit) this would best be and also please give a format of the document, if possible.
2. The wife (the mother) wants her adopted son to inherit all her property after her demise. Please let us know what you think is the best way to do this. Is it better for her to prepare a will or a settlement deed with a life interest for her?
Best Regards and thanks in advance for your time.
K PALANIVEL
17 October 2013 at 14:33
Sir,
I am a Central Govt. servant. I want to file a suit against the Govt. in connection with my service matters. Whether prior permission is required from my office or not?
K.Palanivel
Yogesh
17 October 2013 at 13:27
Dear Friends,
What is mean by "UNION OF INDIA", and what is the complete official address and contact number of "UNION OF INDIA",
I have to file PIL against "UNION OF INDIA", before to file PIL I have to send notice to them.
Rakesh Malik
17 October 2013 at 12:52
My wife left my home only after one month of marriage on 27 dec 2012. When she left my home she forget her mobile. I heard her last two calls she made on 26th dec. One is with her boyfriend. I made the cd of her conversation but unfortunately that call is now not in her mobile as this is incident of 10 months ago ( calls overridden).
Can I use CD as evidence?
S.D. Singh
17 October 2013 at 12:28
CAN WIFE OF KARTA CAN REPRESENT HUF IN LEGAL PROCECDINGS ON BEHALF OF HUF IF AUTHORISED BY KARTA AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS/CO-PARCENERS. CAN SHE FILE ANY CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST ANY BODY ON BEHALF OF HUF IF AUTHORISED SO.
SAM
17 October 2013 at 12:26
Dear Sir,
Weather any amendment need to be done in Leave and License Agreement or any Side Letter need to be exchange for change in constitution of firm from Partnership Firm to Private Limited Company?
There is no mention anywhere in the license agreement that the licensor needs to make new agreement with the same terms and conditions.
Do the Licensor and Licensee need to once again register the amended changes and pay for stamp duty and registration charges?
Do reply me?
Balasundaram R
17 October 2013 at 12:21
Sir,
My wife's grandfather bought a land (Survey NO.29) with 7 members with kootu patta and registered in his son's name. He expired without telling us this details. Now we have discovered this.We have document from 1959 and kootu paata. Total area is 1.98 Acres and we have .66 cents in this land.
Already 2 members have got individual patta and divided the land without any information to other 5 members. One person .92 cent and other .5 cent. Now we came to know this.
In the center of the land there is Survey number 30 which is used as burial ground for muslims.
Now they have buried bodies in patta land also. We fenced our area. The next day muslims came and argued with us stating we have blocked their way to burial ground. But we never did that and explained them they have clear passage. They then requested us to take one side of the fence and agreed to sit on discussion with Village chief so that we can produce our documents and they will produce their documents as one of the muslim member is among the 5 persons.
But the next day all of them joined together and removed all the fences without our knowledge and they are refusing to show their documents and they are saying they are planning to build mosque in that place and threatening us. Few members came to beat us.
I kindly request the experts to give their valuable suggestions.
Prakash S. B.
17 October 2013 at 12:14
Sir,
A Housing Co-op. Society in Mumbai is not complying with the Co-op. Housing Societies Buildings Redevelopment Directives of the Government of Maharashtra, Co-operation, Marketing and Textile Department, issued by its Circular dated 3rd January, 2009, bearing No. CHS 2007/CR554/14-C under Section 79A of the MCS Act, 1960.
My query is whether the said Directives are mandatory in nature?
sakshi
17 October 2013 at 11:34
Dear All,
I have recently purchased a property and the owner has provided me with a Relinquishment Deed. The owner's parents has expired and there was no will available, but it is mentioned in the deed provided, that the owner by default is the owner of the property.
Now my question is that in MCD etc the registry is still in the name of owners father. Hence can i register that property directly on my name by showing our sale agreement ,reliquishment deed & the power of attorney of this property, which is now on my name.
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