Anonymous
13 June 2011 at 16:12
My wife's great grand father (1st generation)purchased a plot of land. This was transferred to 3 sons (A,B,C)equally (2nd generation). Of this 1/3rd property belonging to "B", it was to be divided equally to 7 children (4 brothers : a,b,c,d & 3 sisters : f,g,h)the 3rd generation. Now one brother (b)& 2 sisters (f,g) have expired without any division of the 1/3rd property of "B". Now,the property is being distributed. Now husband of sister "g" (my father-in-law)has staked a claim by inserting his name in the 7-12 of the 1/3rd land along with that sisters'("g")two children (son & daughter). I am married to this daughter who is to recieve 50% of the 1/7th portion of 1/3rd land initially belonging to "B". Please clarify whether my father-in-law(husband of "g") can be a legal hier & rightful contender to the property which belonged initially to his wife's grand father. It is not known whether "g" : my mother-in-law has made a Will before her demise.
author : Anonymous
Posted On
13 June 2011
Please refer to query by Anonymous at 13 June 2011. The querry is unresolved. As an addiotional input, it is brought out that my wife is the fourth generation who has rights to the ancestral property belonging to her great grandfather on her mother's side. Her father has staked a claim to the said ancestral property which is the question being asked for legal advice.
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
13 June 2011
The property which your mother-in-law would be getting in the partition would be treated as her personal property. Therefore, if she had not left any WILL, in terms of Section 16 of the HSA, 1956, the said property would go by way of inheritance amongst her son(s), daughter(s) and husband.
Expert : Ravikant Soni
Posted On
13 June 2011
It seems the property is ancestral one and of Joint hindu family. if father of your mother in law had died before 9- 9- 2005 then she didn't get any share in that property because it would be succeeded by survivorship to the male heirs.
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Mr Anonymous :- Let me clarify the situation further. The issue is related to ANCESTERAL PROPERTY which was acquired 4 generations ago by my wife's maternal grandfather. Now my wife is the fourth generation. The query is that since my mother-in-law expired in May 2007; can my father-in-law claim a stake to this ancesteral property or will the property be divided evenly amongst the fourth generation only and my father-in-law can claim no rights to the said property ?
vaishnavi
13 June 2011 at 16:12
Hi sir my name is vaishali please guide me we have commercial shop in delhi from last 35 years we dont have any other mean of livelihood my whoel family is depend on this shop sir my grandfather take this shop on lease for 99 years but he was not educated so he was not aware about deed remonstration however this deed is on stamp paper with two witness sign on it one witness is still alive .now our our lanloard put case on us that he want this shop as he is retired and he have nothing to do now but we check that he is working as asst professor in some private university and his pay scale is 40-65k we have proof we have his photograph in university and video as well but he file in court that he is not working right now and he was retired by govt mini tool jharkhand his designation was principal can you please confirm me how can we get proof that his last job was pensionable or not or he got some money during the time of retirement his all children are well setteled and we really need this shop as we are helpless we dont have money to purschase new shop in delhi please give me genuine advice
raghavendra
13 June 2011 at 15:19
sir,
my mother was done love marriage with my father ,now my father is no more , but my fathers mother (grand mother)had one site which is gifted by my grand mothers father , now my fathers mother (grand mother) going to gift that site to her daughter , was my father is not entitle to get that portion of site ,now my fahther is no more , how long me and my mother is entitle to that site .
Anonymous
13 June 2011 at 09:56
Whether the word'Prominance'is defined by the Hon'ble Courts in India under the Trade Marks Act.1999 What really constitute a word to be Prominent...!!!
Anonymous
12 June 2011 at 15:24
sir,
i am doing a job in a small company as a computer operator, i want to know that what is rate should be get as per labour law
Anonymous
12 June 2011 at 14:14
SIR,
I am an an advocate, preparing to write the District Judge Examination (Descriptive Examination consisting of all major 35 Act of both civil and criminal ), conducted by kerala higher judicial service examination.
so, i need , all your whole hearted help and assistance, in clearing in my doubts how to write this examination.
(1) firstly, i am told that i have to write as much case laws , as possible. but, her , mu doubt is that, whether , simply the name of the parties is enough ?(Balfour Vs Balfour )
or whether i have to write the mode of citation itself ? ( eg . AIR 1985 SC ...).
if name of the parties alone is sufficient , it will be easy to remember, but, whether if such a particular case law is not familiar with the evaluator, whether , i will lose my mark ?
or, if some unscrupulous candidates write some fake case laws, whether they will get marks ?
minimum how may case laws i have to write for each topic ? is there any stipulations ?
how i should write my essays , to get maximum marks ?
please also , give me tips on all other important aspects also ?
also, please tell me what are the important topics on TP, and Indian succession Act, Hindu succession Act, etc which i feel most difficult Act to digest ?
Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 20:56
Sir
On my transfer I conveyed my luggage through a Packer and Mover by road. Total consignment was insured under ITC A by ICICI Lombard Marine transit insurance policy for Rs100000/-
Enroute there was damage to Motorcycle, washing machine and few costly saree.
Now the surveyor inspected. He calculated the total value of consignment to be Rs230000/- and hence said that extent of insurance will be 44%.
Now as sarees were to be replaced, 10% depreciation and 44% deduction for extent of insurance was applied on it. Thats understood.
but the repair charges for motorcycle and washing machine were 12000/- even for repair and labour he has deducted 10% as depreciation and 44% as extent of insurance. This part is not understood.
I as layman simply correlate with my motor vehicle insurance. whatever is the declared value of the vehicle, the repair and labour costs are reimbursed as it is and does not depend on declared value of the vehicle.
the loss working statement of surveyor is attached. kindly advise.
Bhausaheb Latpate
11 June 2011 at 19:20
if a guy join a Indian army. after 10 11 months shown a psychiatric category her service is ended by army officials .his oath period also not completed . after return to a home a guy passed 3 years of BA Also he Passed out 2 semisters Of journalism degree course .yet the army not granted him family pension .Whats the procedure For pension or Rejoin to army?
Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 16:49
Hi:
My son-in-law and daughter, who are persons of Indian Origin, have become U.S. Citizens.
They jointly own a residential flat in Mumbai, i.e. the sales aggreements are in both of their names.
They want to gift the above Flat to my wife, i.e. mother-in-law of first holder and mother of joint hol.der.
Please advise whether this is possible without attracting gift tax.
However, if gift tax is applicable in the above case, please advise whether the above flat can be jointly gifted to mother of fikrst hol.der and mother of joint holder without attracting gift tax.
Regards,
KRISHNAN
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