k.chandrasekharan
12 October 2009 at 12:14
A registrar in a presidency town registers conveyance deed covering property in a different state. He does not forward a copy of the deed to the jurisdictional sub-registrar. Consequently, no entry in the encumbrance certificate appears. Bona-fide subsequent purchaser suffers litigation from the original owner. what is the status of the property ?
deepika menda
12 October 2009 at 11:53
If husbands purchase property in the name of their wives are the wives benami holders of the said property?
If yes, then are there any exceptions to the rule?
Ajitha
12 October 2009 at 11:43
Respected Sir/Madam,
I need to get clarify my doubts.
I was so depressed about my family life. I have so many issues and problems; I just want to know only one thing.
I am an ITP Patient and I am also Pregnant, I am expecting my delivery in May 2010 but all the doctors said that the delivery might be very critical, because of my disease I may die due to loss of blood or due to any reasons of medical miracle. So I wish to safe guard my unborn child in some way, though I hesitate both the family members more over I am not interested to give my unborn child to them. Mostly I need my child should be brought up by a well organized orphanage or any couples who wish to adopt (with sincerity). Because being with my circle of family circumstance will definitely spoil his/her mind, instead I prefer my child would be an orphan. I trust that an orphan can be good and be more self confidence but a child who is with parents and relations are getting worse. I am not 100% sure I will die or I will be alive, but if I die that time I shouldn’t feel that I missed all these things.
For that I prefer to make an document relating to my desires for a unborn child, not only an desires my intention to make my child safe. That how he/she should, where to stay and etc…. and all my jewels, money and assets (were I spent for it) all things will be in that deed. And I also written some wordings like a booklet to my child (which specifies all about our family relations, my feelings etc..Etc..)
Now my question is
1. Before my death did I want to register the deed?
2. Whether deed should be in Bond paper or an ordinary paper?
3. Will this deed be accepted by court of law? Because to avoid any problem from my husband side?
4. Whom should I need to submit this deed before anything happen to me?
5. Will I get any problem for me/unborn child by doing this?
6. If so how to over come that issue?
Please advice me on this regards.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
Regards,
Ajithakumar
CS Sandip
12 October 2009 at 10:19
Dear Advocates
Plz suggest me on the below given matter.
After the Separation of HUF family of 3 brothers they want to divide their HUF land withing them legally. Actually they have given by Panch (some ppl of village) dividation of land as per their own choice. Now there is dispute and elder brother wants the share given to other one brother against his own share. On that basis he is not ready to make legal dividation and regiter the land on each name.
Their father and mother ready to trf. land on his sons name bt problem of elder brother they cant do so. He is not giving consent/ sign for such trf.
1) Wht should the wayout for this trf. of property on legal heirs.
2) Can father make any will of property ?
3) Without consent of elder brother other two brother can or father can trf his property to his sons?
plz reply me.
Waiting.
Suhas
12 October 2009 at 10:10
This query is with regard to the verification of a signature on a document.
As far as I know, the following are the methods to proving the signature on any document:
1)By stating that I am the person who signed the document, or
2)By being a witness to the signing of the document
3)By calling in a handwriting expert to verify the signature.
My question however, is as follows:
Would it be acceptable by the courts of law if I state that the signature is by the person claimed, if it is identical to any other signature by the same person on other documents that I might have?
Would this be regarded as adequate proof under Sec 67 of the Indian Evidence Act?
If I possess other documents of the same person bearing the same signature, would that be enough to prove a signature under Sec 67?
Thanks
anshul sangal
12 October 2009 at 08:23
My self Anshul sangal.Can anybody tell about labour law firm in delhi and NCR that provides training in labour law.I am a LLB fresher.
rohit
12 October 2009 at 01:04
Our society (Resgitered as per MCS 1960) while recently resurfacing the compound grounds has also covered the garden area. The original plan shows the part of the compound reserved for garden.
What are the Impications ?
Is the society managing committe flouting their powers?
Can the BMC impose penalty on the entire society ?
Do the members have any fall back to this high handed almost unilateral decision of the managing committee ?
rohit
12 October 2009 at 00:15
Am resident of a Mumbai Coop Hsg SOc registered under MCS 1960 and follow the NEW BYE LAWS.
We own two adjacent flats & would like to join them
1. Is this permissible under the BMC laws
2. Do I need managing committe permission
3. If yes, can i still maintain two seperate electric meters and therefore enjoy the lower slab charges for consumption
4. Anything i need to keep in mind
Sumir
11 October 2009 at 23:48
Well I had possed this question before also but didnot get suitable satisfactory reply owiing to my lack of proper questions, I like to ask:
1. What is difference in terms of "Original Side" and "Appellate Side" and "Criminal Jurisdiction" of Bombay High Court. [ Refer URL: http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in/site/proceeding/apltdet.html
2. What is difference between Criminal Writ Petition, Criminal Appeal, Confirmation Cases, Criminal Revision Application, Criminal Application, Criminal Miscellaneous Application , Criminal References, Criminal Contempt Petition, in Bombay High Court[refer
URL: http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in/site/proceeding/mattypecr.html
3. Under which category a litigation challenging police inaction to register FIR lies?
4. What is court fees for above litigation payable to court? What has to be mode of payment?
5. What is fees of PIL payable to court and mode of payment? Can, as a point in relief asked, we can ask to initiate criminal proceeding in PIL?
6. What are formalities to be fulfilled for filing PIL?
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share in property
BACKGROUND :
When the sons were minor, certain ancestral agricultural lands were partitioned and registered in the name of the father , two out of seven brothers, grandmother, and mother to save the same from land ceiling. The remaining agricultural land remained in the name of the father, though it is ancestral. The books of account are common for all the income from various assets though registered in different names. The income tax return is filed separately for partitioned assets in the name of the brother, mother and in the name of the father which also has rental income from shops.
QUERY:
Now Sir, my query is:
(1) What is the status of the land received by father on partition ? Whether it is individual or H.U.F.?
(2) Whether the brothers in whose name the agricultural lands were registered to save it from land ceiling , do still have right in the non partitioned agricultural land(standing in the name of the father )? If yes, what will be the status of the land so received by the sons on its partition -individual or H.U.F.?
Thanks.