Rajiv Kumar Singh
17 June 2009 at 23:20
I am from Hindu family.
My mother and my mother’s sister are only two child of my maternal grandfather (my mother's father). My maternal grandfather (my mother's father) have ancestral property which he is in process of selling to third party without informing my mother and we assume the price money can been transferred to my mother’s sister.
Can my mother claim right on the property or money that my maternal grandfather (my mother's father) gets in the process of selling the property.
Can we stop this sale and ask for 50% of the stake in property or the money received in the process of sale.
We are apprehensive that my mother’s sister can influence my maternal grandfather (my mother's father) to will all his property or money generated in the sale of ancestral property in her name alone.
Rajiv Kumar Singh
17 June 2009 at 22:40
I am from Hindu family.
My mother and my mother’s sister are only two child of my maternal grandfather (my mother's father). My maternal grandfather (my mother's father) have ancestral property which he is in process of selling to third party without informing my mother and we assume the price money can been transferred to my mother’s sister.
Can my mother claim right on the property or money that my maternal grandfather (my mother's father) gets in the process of selling the property.
Can we stop this sale and ask for 50% of the stake in property or the money received in the process of sale.
We are apprehensive that my mother’s sister can influence my maternal grandfather (my mother's father) to will all his property or money generated in the sale of ancestral property in her name alone.
geetanjali
17 June 2009 at 22:27
is there any indian law or Act on plagiarism? is there any legal text for authors to follow who want to write and publish a book?
Ramesh
17 June 2009 at 18:14
Dear Forum Members!
What is the difference Between Foster Child
and the Adopted child? I mean who is called
Foster Child and who is called Adopted Child?
With regards.....
mintu
17 June 2009 at 17:59
Dear ld. members
I am pursuing MBL from NLSIU Banglore writing a project on "IMPLEMENTATION OF ARBITRAL AWARDS".
For the same kindly name the statutes/enactments that provide provisions for arbitration.
Kindly also provide information for enforcement for the such arbitral awards.
As far as I know from the prospective of enforceability, arbitral awards can be classified into:
1.Arbitral awards announced under A & C Act 1996 is enforceable as court decree and
2.Arbitral awards under Chit Funds Act are enforceable as recovery of amount as arrears of land revenue.
If there is any other way to enforce the arbitral awards then let me know the same.
Thanks
mintu
gangadhar
17 June 2009 at 17:53
dear sir
please reply me various provisions of loss minimization of MACT.
Thinking you
gangadhar
e.mail- gangadhar121978@gmail.com
mohd faseehuddin
17 June 2009 at 17:05
Dear Sir,
There is a flat in the cellar meant for parking. the builder did not take sanction of cellar but we are using it for the last 10 years as parking. there is one flat in the parking.after repeated requests and representations the ghmc came and demolished a wall of the said flat. but due to political pressure they stopped the demolishing. this flat is also un authorize. flat owner lawyer applied for BPS. how can ghmc accepted the BPS. as BPS is not applicable to area meant for parking then how they accept BPS for cellar flat which too is un authorise.. our cellar is 3+ feet from road level. out apartment is g+2 the are of our plot is 380 sq yards.
we filed writ petition in H.C . Hon H.C issued directives to GHMC to take action with in 6 weeks but no action even after 12 week. the GHMC i feel thinking in terms to regularization can they do ignoring H.C orders. what should we do in what is the merit of our case. how do they define cellar is it ok if it is 3+ feet from road.
please advise us. urgently please.
warm regards.
secretry coop society of apartment. if you need more details i can submit the same.
Nehal
17 June 2009 at 15:25
Dear All
I need clarification on following points with regard to issue of power of attorney:
1. Can one person issue a single power of attorney in favour of two or more persons with respect to the same property so that in case of non availability of one of the attorney holders, the other holder can do the transaction OR is the giving of power in favour of one or more persons for the same property invalid?
2. Also if a person is giving a power of attorney to his brother/s, then what is the amount of stamp duty payable for the said purpose?
3. If the power is given for dealing with two or more properties and other business aspects also, then how much stamp duty would be payable?
Nehal Shah
Nehal
17 June 2009 at 15:22
Dear All
I need clarification on following points with regard to issue of power of attorney:
1. Can one person issue a single power of attorney in favour of two or more persons with respect to the same property so that in case of non availability of one of the attorney holders, the other holder can do the transaction OR is the giving of power in favour of one or more persons for the same property invalid?
2. Also if a person is giving a power of attorney to his brother/s, then what is the amount of stamp duty payable for the said purpose?
3. If the power is given for dealing with two or more properties and other business aspects also, then how much stamp duty would be payable?
Nehal Shah
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