satish
06 December 2009 at 14:25
My client mother acquired property from her father who has dead. My client mother is going to sale the property. My client is residing in that property since 25 years. Whether my client can claim the property by the way of adverse possession or any other way ?
K.V.Rao
06 December 2009 at 14:22
Respect Sir,
We have a flat in hyderabad which we for rent. We are staying in Chennai. But the tenant in that house has suddenly disappeared leaving all his belongings in our house. We dont't have any rental agreement too. After occupy the house the person stayed only for 10-15 days with his family. We came to know from some our neighbour that he had loss in his business, so he along with his family suddenly disappeared. Now we waited for 3 months. But we didn't get any information from him. His contact no. is also not reachable. We want to vacate the house and take it into our handover. As we are shifting to Hyderabad in June. Please Somebody help us in this regard.
Thanking you
suresh jakhotiya
06 December 2009 at 13:47
Dear Sirs
If the member dies then the EPF/PPF is not attachable from its nominee sec 10(2) of act.Then why should it be attachable if the member is alive & withdraws the EPF/PPF and is able to prove that this is from that a/c on his retirement after 60 years of age.
Pl. enlighten
Regards
Anonymous
06 December 2009 at 13:26
Sir, We two brothers are holding WILL from our mother(now no more) and getting grant of probate from the court. We have applied for legal heir certificate too. After death of testator Oct 08( My mother) 60% pension arrears of 6th pay commission are heldup with Pension disbursement authority ammouting to approx sixty thousand. Pension authority told us to get succession certificate too. We have one married sister and we are willing to share the amount so received(say not dispure). Are the first two documents not sufficient to support claim. Thanks
Anonymous
06 December 2009 at 13:24
Sir, We two brothers are holding WILL from our mother(now no more) and getting grant of probate from the court. We have applied for legal heir certificate too. After death of testator Oct 08( My mother) 60% pension arrears of 6th pay commission are heldup with Pension disbursement authority ammouting to approx sixty thousand. Pension authority told us to get succession certificate too. We have one married sister and we are willing to share the amount so received(say not dispure). Are the first two documents not sufficient to support claim. Thanks
Anonymous
06 December 2009 at 12:44
i am complainat advocate in the matter of defamation the short detail of that the father in law wrote a letter to her son's wife using the defamatory languagae due to the dispute of family and the letter was addressed to the lady but the mailing address was her father now the question came in the cross that '' the letter is written on the posatal address of the ur father ' complainat replied yes because it is fact NOW WHEN the accused written a letter to the complainat on that time complainat issued legal notice to the accused and accused replied the legal notice and in the said notice reply it was admitted that THE LANGUAGE OF THE DEFAMATORY USED BY THE ACCUSED IS DUE TO ANGER AND DUE TO THE OLD AGE SO HE FEELS SORRY - so it is admission now with the connection of the cross the cross question came from the lawyer of accused to complaiannt that there is no any signature of the accused in the legal notice complainat replied yes would u like to cross( make witness to lawyer ) lawyer complaiant replied yes another cross question by the lawyer of the accused u dont identify the handwritin of of the accused complaiant told that she identifies his (accused ) handwriting and another question came have u taken opinion of the handwriting repy no would u like to take opinion of the handwriting expert complaiant replied yes but sir my query is that in the reply of legal notice the lawyer of the accused admitted that as above stated so it is admission so i think it is sufficient and no need to any other thing except the all complaint pls discuss regards any judgement pls mention regards
Anonymous
06 December 2009 at 12:10
hi,i am passed llb in 2000.Now i am practising in Sangareddy district court {medak}.my questions are :-1.i having burning desire to become a district judge . So,kindly suggest me sutiable digests to achive my goal . 2. Kindly suggest me new case laws,new amendements to get more knowledge ???-thanks Vanamala .Kulkarni
sunildatta akole
06 December 2009 at 12:08
Please anybody give me full text Judgement of Tripura Highcourt AIR - 1955 Page No. 2 , ABdul Barik Vs Abeda.
Please give above Judgement as early as possible.
YPS Dehiya
06 December 2009 at 12:04
Hi
My query is :
A person called "A" transfers all his immoveable properties to a new trust named ABC for the benefit of ABCD- a religious institution. Subsequently ABCD. Because of similarity of name, ABCL declares itself as Trust, Sells the property and pockets the amount of sale. What legal action and by whom can be taken?
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My client mother acquired property from her father who has dead. My client mother is going to sale the property. My client is residing in that property since 25 years. Whether my client can claim the property by the way of adverse possession or any other way ?