Sumir
29 November 2009 at 20:07
What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for declaring a person mentally unfit/insane/ill or not in corpis mentis to the extend that his legal right of making complaints and get them heard or redressed is curbed?
Anonymous
29 November 2009 at 19:50
I had signed an agreement for sale in July 2009 to buy a plot for Rs.18 lacks, and paid Rs.7 lacks as advance. I wanted to take home loan for the remaining amount. But, I am not getting loan because the schedule of the property mentioned in the agreement is not matching (on one side) physically. As I cannot buy it without loan, I want to withdraw from the agreement. Can I get back my money? If yes, will he pay interest for the period for which he had used my money? And is it possible to stop him from selling the property to some other person?
dasd
29 November 2009 at 18:09
what is the difference between
penalty & prosecution
order & direction
notice & intimation
opportunity of being heard & sufficient cause
raju
29 November 2009 at 17:59
dear sir, we have a property in delhi which was allotted to my father and his brother after partion of india against the properties of my grandfather in pakistan. the monetery amount for resettlement given to my father and uncle by the ministry of urban development was in ratio of 30% of my father and 70% of my uncle.now both my dad and uncle have expired and now the inheritants of my uncle are asking for a 70% share even though they have never entered our house for last 40 years as they are residing out of delhi..this property lease papers clearly state that 'division of property is not allowed'..on my side we have 3 inheritants i.e my mother,sister and myself..on my uncles side its also 3 inheretants i.e one brother and 2 sisters..now we want a settlement on the ratio of half and half on this property on the basis that we have been the only resident of the stated property for almost 40 years..my cousin wants to settle in ratio of 60% for him and wants to give us only 40%....does he have any legal right to enter a house occupied by only my family since past 40 years on the basis of illegal or legal grounds.please advice accordingly.
ALSO I WOULD LIKE TO ASK THAT IF THE THINGS GO TO THE COURT THEN WHAT SORT OF CHANCES WE HAVE OF GETTING 50 PERCENT SHARE.ALSO WHAT CAN BE THE LEAST AMOUNT WE CAN CLAIM FOR OURSELVES ON THE BASIS OF THE FACT WE HAVE OCCUPIED THE PROPERTY AND MAINTAINED IT FOR 40 YEARS,PAID ALL THE TAXES ETC..ALSO THAT ON EACH SIDE OF THIS ANCESTRAL PROPERTY WE HAVE 3 INHERITERS EACH.THAT MEANS FROM MY SIDE WE HAVE MY MOTHER,MY SISTER AND MYSELF AND ON MY UNCLES SIDE THERE ARE ONE SON AND TWO DAUGHTERS AS THEIR MOTHER HAS EXPIRED TOO.DO U THINK IF MY COUSIN DOES NOT AGREE ON 50:50 RATIO OUT OF THE COURT SETTLEMENT THEN SHOULD WE GO TO THE COURT OURSELF.BASICALLY I STILL WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO STANDS A BETTER CHANCE IN THE COURT AND THE DECISION WOULD FAVOUR WHOM. ALSO ONE LAST THING IS HOW CAN THE FATHERS AND UNCLES SHARE BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE INHERITORS ACCORDING TO INDIAN LAW..THANKS
joyce
29 November 2009 at 17:18
Power of attorney executed by a person who is the joint owner of the anscetral property, other joint fly members does not know this, so is the power of attoney executed by sole member without others consent, a valid POA or its null n void? still property is not partitioned.
Vikas Kr. Sinha
29 November 2009 at 16:18
Dear all,
1. Where to register a "Law Firm"?
2. What are the proceddure to be adopted?
3. Can it be registered as "Partnership firm"?
4. Can it be registered under "Companies Act"?
5. Is there any formality with "Bar Council"?
Sabahat Sayed
29 November 2009 at 15:07
A father and a son both have a flat in their Joint Names i.e. both have signed a JOINT AGREEMENT. The maintainence receipt comes in fathers name only.But, the son is not aware whether the SHARE CERTIFICATE issued to them from their society does bear his name with his father jointly or the share certificate has his fathers name only on it.
At present the son is residing seperately from his father because there are some disputes going on between the father and son, the son wants to know whether can the father sell the said flat alone without knowledge of the son and without any share to son? Asking for urgent reply.. Thanx
Anonymous
29 November 2009 at 14:39
Dear Team,
I would like to know if a gift deed can be revoked.
My father had gifted a piece of land to my sister on which there is a house constructed where we( me and my mother) live. My father is no more with us. The gift was done through registerd gift deed.Can we revoke the gift deed? if yes then under what circumstances? and one more question does the donor need to take the consent of others while gifting? Our father had done the gift deed for the purpose of construction of a building as he was over the age of taking loan and I did not have the eligiblity to take loan. Please guide me.
Uday Prakash
29 November 2009 at 13:07
Sir,
1.kindly intimate whether I can file a PIL directly in High Court, Mumbai or have to go through lower court.
2. Kindly also intimate whether a case can be lodged directly in High Court without going to lower Court
3. Kindly give me idea about free legal aid so that I may fight against a Govt. Organisation who has not yet paid my dues. Since I am not in a position to engage costly lawyers due to my retirement
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Rent
Hello Learned advocate sirs,
I let out a property for 15 years ,no agreement ,only orally, Now I want to vacate him he is refusing to vacate, when the 15 days notice should be given is it m,andatory, whether 15 days court notice can be given or advocate notice is enough,if he do not receive it what is the effect,any other legal pints in filing the sit sir,