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P.Muthusamy   14 February 2009 at 20:56

CAN I WRITE A WILL

I AM HAVING SELF ACQUIRED PROPERTY ALONG WITH THE PROPERTIES BEQUETHED BY MY FATHER AND PROPERTIES BY PARTITION OF PROPERTIES OF MY MOTHER.

CAN I WRITE A WILL BEQUETHING ALL THESE PROPERTEIS TO MY WIFE . I AM THE FATHER OF THREE DAUGHTERS.

KINDLY ADVISE.

kalyani choudhury   14 February 2009 at 19:54

Limitation Act.

Sir,
Is there any Limitation Act - Time Limit for giving a will for probate ? My lawyer says that a will can be given for probate only within 3 years from the death of the drawer of the will. Can you pls. give me the Act No.
Thanks Kalyani

amit kumar choubey   14 February 2009 at 19:25

Specific Perfopmance

Respected All,

My query is based on Three Points, Please advise-
1. I entered into a unregistered lease agreement and that agreement came to an end on Dec31 2008. But there was a clause" that lease deed shall be renewed if lessee desires, on mutually agreed term.
2.I want to file a suit praying the court to direct the lessor under specific performance Act.
3. Can unregistered lease deed be admitted as an evidence.
Pls provide any supreme court decision
covering all three points.
Waiting for your reply. its urgent.

Regards,

Rekha.....   14 February 2009 at 18:46

Confusion on Conclusive Proof

Confusion over conclusive proof.

Hello! Respected Members of the Forum
Wud u please make me enlighten on this issue?. Why L.C (School Leaving Certificate) can not be called as a conclusive proof in a minor girl rape case? Please explain it exclusively as I found Hon’ble Judge’s explanation as well as Ld advocates arguments are not satisfactory to me in the Court proceedings.

V.G.Rao Advocate   14 February 2009 at 11:55

138 N.I.Act

Hi all,
I am a complainant side advocate in 138 NI act case filed by me, I have examined complainant as pw-1, and subsequently he was cross examined by counsel for accused,now the matter is coming up for complainants side further evidence, while matter stood thus, the complainant died leaving behind his wife and two children who are still minors, now my question is whether his legal heirs can continue his case filed under sec 138 NI act, if yes under what provision of law i can seek leave of the court to bring LR's of complainants side on record, provide me information citing any case laws in support of my case.

Subrahmanyam   14 February 2009 at 11:41

Per Se means

What is the meaning of Per Se

Kishor Satwick   14 February 2009 at 10:24

Property matters

The family consists of Father, Mother, two sons and one daughter. Father along with his brothers and mother held joint property. The said property was self-acquired property of his father, i.e. grand father. The property consisted of land and chawl full of tenants. The property was sold to developer who as a consideration allotted flat to Sons. The Father in question has three major children. One of the children is demanding 1/3rd share in the flat. The questions are - 1)Whether the flat so aqcuired by Father will constitute inherited property or the flat is his self-acquired property and he can deal with the same as per his free will? 2) Can his son demand share in the said flat? 3) When the development agreement was signed with the builder, Father was the class 1 heir. The son is class 2 heir. When the class 1 heirs are alive, how can the class 2 heirs demand share in the property?

Pramod Rai   14 February 2009 at 07:18

House of medical Practitioner is commercial or residential

Is the clinic of a medical practitioner is commercial or residential, is there any act in this regard or any case law

smilingadvocate   13 February 2009 at 21:55

how to change my emailaddress in lawyersclubof india

can any say how to change my email address at lawyers club as my present email address has been hacked send mail to my personnal email i.e.smilingadvocate@yahoo.com & not to smilingadvocate@hotmail.com

rajendra   13 February 2009 at 20:44

WILL / POWER OF ATTORNEY

Mr. X executed a irrecovable power of attorney in favour of Mr. Y for a land(unregistered)now mr. x is dead. Can the Mr. Y give convenyance of the property to the third person??

What the the validity of unregistered POA.
In POA there is a para "THAT THIS POA SHALL BE IRREVOCABLE UNIT THE COMPLETION OF THE REGISTRATION OF THE DEDS OF CONVEYANCES IN RESPECT OF THE SAID LAND AND SHALL CONTINUE TO REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND IN OPERATIONS DURING THE SAID PERIOD NOTWITHSTANDING MY DEATH OR NAY OTHER CAUSE"