1.Whether my father can write a will for the property inherited from his sister after her death since she was not having any heirs IE husband, children?
2.Whether my father can write a will for the property Inherited from his mother after her death since he is the only heir.
3.Is the executor is necessary for the will?
If the executor is not mentioned in the will whether the Will is valid?
4.The will was written to 4 children. But the last son who was having the will has not revealed the fact of existence of the will for nearly 6 years. Whether this is correct and will is valid?
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L. Sivaji
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Dear sir/madam,
I have resigned from my current organization where notice period is 3 months but I am asking them to relieve me in 2 months and for rest 1 month, I am ready to pay amount. However, management and HR of the company are not agreeing and they are saying that you will have to serve 3 months notice period compulsory and no option of buy out. Even in terms of employment contract it has mentioned that 45 days buy out option is available with manager approval but not no body is agreeing to give the approval. They clearly told that you will have to serve 3 months notice period without any single day relaxation. What remedy I have to leave early from the organization??
Dear sir
Honble supreme court on 23 march 2020, extended limitation period since 15th March to till further orders..
Up till now this holds good as there is no further order issued so far and lock down is continuing in the country till 31 July 2020...
Background of my case:
In my WP, On 15th April 2019, The High court directed concerned Thasildhar to do survey & remove alleged encroachments accordingly on the govt lands ...But the direction issued is without any fixed time frame to comply with...Thasildhar did survey and submitted report confirming encroachments and issued notice to encroaches to remove..But till 25th March, Thasildhar did not remove encroachments..I learnt that in cases of direction without specific time frame, the maximum period of limitation to file contempt is ONE YEAR from date of issue of direction..thus my limitiation period was ending on 14th April 2020 and i was planning to file contempt by first week of April 2020 and by that time on 23March Supreme court on suo moto issued an order to all courts in India THAT LIMITATION PERIOD IS EXTENDED SINCE 15 MARCH 20 TO TILL FURTHER ORDERS...With this background my queries are as follows:
1. Is this extension of limitation during lock down applicable for contempt cases also in WP?
2. How the date of expiry of limitation period will arrived after Supreme court cancels the extension of period of limitation?.. Will they give atleast one month for the litigants to file contempt etc?
3. Is it mandatory to issue a legal /advocate notice to Thasildhar before filing contempt petition at HC against him?
3a) . If yes, can we issue a notice to thasildahr during lock down itself by post thro an advocate?
4. Is there any bar in filing contempt against a govt officer (thasildhar) directly at High Court WITHOUT ANY PRIOR LEGAL NOTICE as it is already delayed..
Your kind reply /opinions will help me to plan suitably ...
Thanks '
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Ramji
Hello Experts,
My Grandfather had 2 daughters. He had 2 acres of land along with a house built there. Latter he made settlement deed to one grand daughter.
After some years, that grand daughter sold 1 acre. Then they started ill treating my Grandfather. He approached DRO and appealed him. After investigation, Under Senior Citizen act, RDO cancelled the 1 Acre and posted the orders.
Now Sub Register and Revenue officials are npt supporting him to change the 1 Acre land to him.
What are the next steps. Please guide me.
Dear all,
i had purchased my home in 2006 from Mr. Rafique in a chawl malad, that time we made a notery between us, so that documents is originally i have right now but usse phle ke sare documents ghum ho chuke like power of atorny, sale agreement, afidevit and 7x12 utara...but xeros hai except 7x12 utara now what to do please suggest..??
My friend and his brothers jointly bought a large plot. They made a partition deed which clearly defined the meats and bounds of their individual portions. But the deed was not registered. With this partition deed, they obtained CMDA approvals and built individual houses in their respective partitions. This happened 30 years ago.
They were paying property tax and other charges like EB on individual names for respective houses. They were enjoying their individual houses and partitions all these years, without any joint interaction.
As my friend died 10 years back, his wife and her sons got the Property Tax and EB transferred on to her name. Her sons gave a Release Deed on her name and this Release Deed was registered. She also applied for and got patta for her individual partition.
As she is in dire need of money now for her sons' higher education, she wants to sell her partition with her house. Is it possible for her to sell her portion without NOC from her brothers-in-law? Due to family disputes, they are not allowing her to sell her house saying that it is still a joint property. They will not give their consent when she wants to sell nor do they have the money to buy out her portion. Kindly advise on what is the best way for her to proceed
Respected Members,
A few days ago I was going through official papers of internal use in which I found some numeric error or say that numeric parts were by error written vice versa to which I corrected it by whitner.was that acceptable by the department?That copy was a signed one having signature of three person out of which all are transferred from present place.
Please guide me to this.
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Dear Sir,
I am a banker.My branch is in situated at a Gram Panchayat of Tigiria block.As per the property law of Odisha, Tigiria is a notified area for creation of equitable mortgage.
Kindly advice, wheteher we can create mortgage at our branch since it is in Tigiria block.
From where , We can get the clarification.
Resards,
CP Swain
Excemtion to file income tax return for blindness
Hi Experts,
Could you please let me know if my father who is 82 years old and partially blind due to retina degeneration gets an exemption to to file yearly income tax return under the it act?