Anonymous
01 April 2020 at 14:24
Dear Sir/Madam,
My Mother has written a WILL and got it registered in the registered office. She has excluded my elder brother's name in the will.
My elder brother already got his share which is more than what remaining brothers are going to get. He also sent some people to our home. they attacked us including my mother who is 60 years old and gave us a warning. So that's is the reason my mother got scared and worried about remaining brothers. So she wrote a WILL excluding my elder brother's name in it. She mentioned in the WILL that all properties on her name should be shared equally among brothers(not to elder brother).
Now somehow my elder brother got that copy of the WILL from the registered office. I am not sure how did he get it. he might have bribed the government officers in the office in order to get it. He is also sending threat messages from anonymous mobile numbers.
WILL is meant to be revealed in case if anything happened to our mother, right ?. But somehow it has been leaked.
So my question is,
can my elder brother approach legally( through court or police station) to cancel the WILL?
can he challenge against that WILL in the future?
how can we take actions legally against him for sending us thread warnings?
can we take any legal action again to registered officials as WILL got leaked?
Really grateful to you for your help and for guiding us on the right path.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Deeksha nayyer
01 April 2020 at 13:03
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Anonymous
01 April 2020 at 11:10
Who owns the space in front of the shop?
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31 March 2020 at 21:30
I am a law student.
What is the paper book in an SLP petition?
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Anonymous
30 March 2020 at 23:18
Hello experts,
A few days back I had asked about the evidences to be collected against noisy neighbour.
Well, I have started recording the noise. I even requested a neighbour (living on the same floor as mine) to come and see the noise disturbance created by upstair flat occupant, to which he complied. I am also keeping a log of his noisy activities.
I am not sure if keeping a log of his noisy activities will be of any use.
Now the problem is due to this lock down we cannot approach police or court with this matter (as country is dealing with something much more serious and important).
We are stuck in home with this suffering.
jaideep
30 March 2020 at 21:51
dear expert ,My friend Gaurav aged 26 years old an M.B.A. student with is friend ayush coming to home by riding activa on 31/12/2017 Gaurav is riding activa suddenly loading auto coming from opposite side in high speed hit their active Gaurav died on the spot due to heavy injury in his head while ayush got multiple fracture in his hand and alive gaurav is only one son of his old father both his parents are senior citizen now they want to file case againt the loading auto for compensation please do needful so i can proceed in right manner
Keyur Nimavat
30 March 2020 at 19:02
My dad works in post department. Recently i tweeted with misunderstanding that he was being asked to do job in lockdown. Tagging concerned ministry and prime minister office in the same. However today my dad was inquired and he wrote a letter that he had no knowledge of any twiteer complaint & any such is false. After that i am scared that have i committed any offence? Can my tweet cause any case or legal action against me? What should i do? Please help
Anonymous
30 March 2020 at 15:45
I would like to know as this lockdown is going ,I have observed that police high handedness is there .Even after having genuine reasons to go out to purchase medicine / food items,people are beaten without asking anything.Can any action be taken against such erring policemen who beat people black and blue like criminals . Also like to know that if police brutality is highlighted in social media, can govt take action against the person who posted . Seeking advice.
advocate
30 March 2020 at 14:02
Dear Sir,
I am Advocate Amit. can anyone please guide me how can i work as a Trademark agent alongwith my practice as taxation lawyer.
I'll be very thankful to you.
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Banking regulations for housing cooperative societies
Learned Experts
Banks do not accept online/neft transactions for housing cooperative societies. It is always and at this hour of crisis difficult to operate bank accounts and make payments by cheques or cash. Appreciate guidance as per banking regulation RBI with any notifications to faciliate