visuiyer
04 October 2019 at 14:17
I have drafted a will but need some support and assistant in uploading the document in Tamilnadu-Chennai.
because the portal has a set and default format which is not matching the requirement of the content which I have drafted in the will document.
May I request any expert to call me in completing the process at Chennai.
Dinakaran S
04 October 2019 at 11:38
I got contested - exparte divorce in 2017. She filed a Maintenance case and herself withdraw in the year 2017 after outside of court settlement.
She is carrying my daughter. In none of the cases, didn't talk about my daughter. I wrote a petition to my daughter's school to understand about her study details in march 2018. School principal intimated to her. She immediately denied to share about my daughter's educational details by replying false statements.
She filed a complaint in Social welfare women's protection against me, my father and mother. Social welfare officer asked us to present on June 2018. We replied through letter to share the complaint letter and then no reply.
Seems that they forwarded to the court and filed case under Domestic violence case (DVC) in Judical Magistrate, additional Mahila court. That is, recently we came to know that the domestic violence case filed on November 2018 without issuing any notice to us from court. Also, the petition got allowed with 13 hearings and Judgement made then case disposed in May 2019. Heard that her lawyer is Additional Public Prosecutor 2.
How it is possible to file a case against us without issuing any legal notice?
Is that judgement valid(null/void) Judgement?
Can we go for appeal in high court?
If no, in the same court (trichy) appeal is possible? We feel no safety for our lives if the appeal goes on the same court(trichy).
So, can we approach hight court to run the case in between trichy and tiruvannamalai?
What legal actions we have to take now to protect ourselves against judgement?
Thanks in advance
Anonymous
04 October 2019 at 10:52
Sir,
My elder brother was constructing his own houses in the period 2015-2017 and taken service from lawyers for clearing his property papers.
My father expired recently. We 3 brothers were shocked when we come to know that father had written Will which is properly attested at the sub Registrer office in the year 2015 with property right 37.5% for Elder Brother (1/8th in his name, 2/8 in the name of his daughters), 25% to Third Son (1/8th in his name & 1/8th in his minor Name), 12.5% to 2nd Son who is unmarried, 12.5% to 4th Son who is also unmarried but recently married and 12.5% in the name of mother. He used same Lawyers and Witnesses who helped in his house constuction.
My father told me to share share property equally by 1/5th Basis(20%) when he was not well. Now my elder brother he is agreeing to share property on 20% basis and told me to take necessary steps.
Please let me know how i should take it forward.
Regards,
jains
04 October 2019 at 04:20
The suit is for declaration of a sale deed null and void. The deed was seems to be execute by its owner who was unsound at the particular time. The unsound was made party to the suit along with her daughter who stood as the next friend. Whether daughter need to be appointed a the guardian by the court for the unsound to conduct the case properly.?
supukha
03 October 2019 at 21:50
Hello Experts,
Our CHS has Repairs Funds and Sinking Funds accumulated of which FD is made.
CHS has charged us share of Income Tax to be paid on that Interest Earned. I wish to know whether the Member is liable to pay? The Interest earned is going to society so the CHS must bear the Income Tax is my opinion. Kindly advise.
In case Experts are view of that each member must bear the burden of Income Tax then as a member may I suggest to CHS to keep the funds in Current Account so no burden of Income Tax for each member.
Thank you
Regards
Anonymous
03 October 2019 at 21:42
Hello Respected Sir(s),
I got divorced few years back and also have a Son from the 1st marriage. The case was settled out of court and I also received the decree/ etc. I am now married again and blessed with a daughter. I wanted to understand on the following aspects as I have a property on my name:
a) Will my son from the 1st marriage have any claim/ right on my property? He is a minor right now. What happens after he turns 18?
b) If I do not wish to give anything to him in my property, what needs to be done to safeguard my current family?
c) If I create a will with my wife/ daughter's name, clearly directing the Society to transfer the right to them after me, is that good enough? Will they still ask for affidavits from all my legal heirs?
Sandeep Naik
03 October 2019 at 16:54
The father has gifted the property with the hopes that the son will take care during his old age. The Welfare and maintenance of Senior Citizens Act, 2007 says that if the beneficiary (here the son) neglects his parents then the donor can revokes the gift deed u/s 23 of the said act. However, the son has sold the gifted property to third person, then whether can claim his right or he has lost his right ?
Anonymous
03 October 2019 at 12:46
Hi all,
My query is:
Builder took a loan from the bank and mortgaged a particular property as a security by virtue of Registered Mortgage Deed. The builder later on defaulted in repayment of the loan amount and the Bank filled a petition under SARFAESI ACT with DRT for recovery of the amounts. The orders were passed by DRT in favour of the bank and the DRT ordered for public auction of the mortgaged property.
Sale Certificate was issued in favour of the successful bidder and the same was duly registered and the stamp duty amount was paid on the same.
Now, the Registrar and its higher authorities are asking for the status of stamp duty and registration to be paid on the transfer of property to the bank through the DRT Orders.
Is stamp duty and registration charges are applicable on the property received by the bank??
If yes then how the stamp duty and registration charges will be calculated and on what document it will be calculated? Will it be the DRT order passed in favour of the Bank?? Any case laws will be helpful.
And if no, are there any case laws for the same??
Thanks.
Member Strength 9,54,487 and growing..
© 2024 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
False general diary/498
Can police file backdated GD ? If yes,how do we identify it ? I am concerned that my wife, resident of Bihar , might use bribe to file a backdated GD for a 498 complaint. Can it be done ?