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k.v.s.mahesh   17 March 2010 at 17:33

succession certificate

my father and mother expired in 2008. my grandmother(father's mother) is alive , and i have one younger sister. we are two children for my parents.my sister wants me to take possession of my father's and mother's properties.my question is whether my grandmother is also legal heir of my parents.who are all legal heirs in this case.how to proceed further for obtaining a succession certificate.do i need to take certificate regarding the number of children my parents had from the M.R.O (MANDAL REVENUE OFFICER).please advice me as soon as possible.

PrnBCRBant   17 March 2010 at 17:33

can the GPA Holders can be more than one

Dear Sir,
My client wants to execute a GPA
a)appointing 4 people as his agents /PA holders is this valid.
b)In this whether the activities to be done by each of them specified / limited.
c) if it is related to property matters can the proportionate share of each of them be specified with regard to their right, title & interest for the activities to be done. so that it adds up to 100% of work. In other words, that these 4 people join to gether & do a particular activity in respect of the proprety.
kindly answer these pointwise & independent of each other points raised above will be of great help.
Thanks in advance.

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 16:46

Relinquishment Deed Co-owner of property

Sir / Madam,

I am the co-owner of a property along with my father & mother. Each has 1/3 share. It is self acquired by us. My parents wish to secure my interst in the said property. Both executed a court registered will naming me sole beneficiary of their 1/3 share.

However wills can be challenged. Theirs leaves nothing to their daughter. Should they execute a relinquishment deed in my favor? Is that doable, legal & would it 100% secure my interested in the said property?

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 16:15

birth registration

respected ,

i belong to andhra pradesh state as a resident in ongole i applied for birth certificate in ongole municipality for my child.i requested registrar (bdr)that name of child write in certificate in capital letters . is this possible to get such type or imposible plz give information

doshi devang   17 March 2010 at 15:16

practice as ca & advocate simultaneously

SIR,

i am the student of icai & as i have been clarified i can practice as ca with advocate if the bar counsil premits me.

so our icai is allowed us to practice both.

now the question is WHAT CAN I DO FOR GETTING APPROVAL OF THE COUNCIL OF THE INSTITUTE OF LAWYER TO GET PERMISSION OF SUCH PRACTICE?

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 15:10

Will Probate

Can a will be probated after lapse of 10 years?

vivek patil   17 March 2010 at 15:07

ancestral/coprcenery property distribution

my father got some immovable tenanted bldg.in mumbai suburb thru registered partition made by my grandfather in 1955 myname was included in the same partition as a minorbenificiary as i was year old now myfather died in year 1984 intestate leaving behind my mother one brotheer and two sisters..I think this property is coparcenery.my sisters got married in 1980 and 1993. now how to distribute this property amongst us.Is this coparcenery property?
pls. guideus.
Thanks.

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 15:07

Defective title relaized after exectio of agreement for sale

This query is with respect to an “agreement for sale”.

A party X and another party Y (the owner of an individual house) entered in to an agreement for sale on Nov 12 ,2009 with respect to the sale of a semi-finished individual house. Under this Agreement, X paid the advance amount of Rs. 1,00,000/- in consideration of the sale and agreed to pay the remaining amount o consideration within 15 days from the date of this Sale Agreement. Y agreed to hand over vacant and peaceful possession of the property after receiving the balance sale consideration. (this agreement for sale is not registered).

Meanwhile, X applied to a bank for loan. The bank reviewed the documents of the property. The bank issued a sanction letter to X granting loan in favor of X. The cheque is not yet granted. Thereafter, the lawyers of the bank realized that the documents related to the property are not establishing proper link and the bank gave a remark on the file saying the same. X realized that the title of the property is defective as the documents available are ot able to establish the link and thereby not establishing the title. Hence, X desired to cancel the deal and called for the same. Y then orally admitted saying, “Yes Sir. All the properties in this area are like this. They do not have proper documents. And I cannot do anything about it. I had given all the documents of the property that are available and are in my possession.” Thereafter, relying on this, X asked Y for cancellation of the deal and refund of the advance amount. Y does not have any issues to cancel the deal but is reluctant to refund the advance amount.

X is not in default in this case. He entered into the Agreement for sale believing the property to be genuine and free from any encumbrances.

Now the queries are:
Whether X has reasonable ground to cancel the deal and ask for refund?
If he can, then what is the procedure?
If Y does not refund the advance amount then what shall be done? Can X sue Y? If He can, then what is the limitation period applicable in this case?

anupam sharma   17 March 2010 at 14:19

service tax on apartments

is service tax payable on by bulider in punjab??? read somewhere it will be charged if bulider doesnot give completion certificate??? what does that mean??? how much service tax would be levied????

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 14:14

HUF succession certificate

Can a succession certificate be issued for an HUF declaring the new Karta and so on? Please give me the procedure to obtain the same.