Am youngest son of my father. I have elder brother & elder sister. My parents are living in 'ancestral house' at Trichy, Tamil Nadu.
My father, i learnt, that wrote a will and registered it with local register's office. He informed this to my brother & sister but not to me as i was in Delhi. On enquiry with my father, he refused to show the will and not ready to share crux of will.
My questions are
1) Can i get the copy of will from register's office using RTI Act?
2) Whether my father is having right to write will for 'ancestral house' since the house is not earned by him?
Please guide me
raju sagi
14 October 2009 at 12:23
hi sir this is raju sagi and my question is that my uncle use to work as postmaster and had expired due to disease during his service he has two daughters and i want to know the indian government rules of postal deparment for giving job to his family member,i also want to know is there any right for family member to get the job and they can fight for that.
BHUPAL SINGH
14 October 2009 at 12:11
Dear All,
Fats are necessary for human body. Ftas provide energy and are necessary for growth,healthy skin and metabolism. Fats also help to absorb fat soluble vitamins like A,D,E&K. Fats are of following types--
a. Saturated Fats. These Fats are derived
from animal products, such as meat,dairy
(buter,ghee,paneer, mava)eggs and some
plant based sources like coconut oil,
palm oil etc. Thes are solid at room tem-
peratures and they clog our arteries
increase our LDL ( bad cholestrol ).
Avoid these as much as possible.
Note--More on subject to-morrow.
satish
14 October 2009 at 10:06
DEAR SIR
I had supplied goods to a party in kerala by hand delivery and not by transport against which he had issued me a cheque which was bounced by him and i have no signature or any sort of evidence of the goods supplied to him so can i send a notice to him for returned cheque also in the cheque issued by him he has written the amount in blue ink while the payees name as well as amount in words is written by black ink by me .so do u think that i am in a strong position to file the case against him and will all this factors matter while the case is on please reply
thanking you.
Jaswant Singh
14 October 2009 at 09:57
How an ordinary suit is different from the mortgage suit?
Jaswant Singh
14 October 2009 at 09:54
A Finance Company has an only office at place "X" which extended loan to the borrower and loan agreement was executed at a place "Y" which was secured against the mortgaged of the immovable properties situated at A,B,C & D places/districts .There is a clause in the Loan Agreemnt that the court at place "X" shall have the juridication to entertain the suit. Which court shall have juridication to entertain the mortgage suit for recovery of the loan amount?
Ganesh
14 October 2009 at 09:22
I had made an agreement with a builder to purchase a flat in an under construction building. I had paid some amount to him and out agreement was registered and I had paid stamp duty. Now I am unable to pay the remaining amount. In this situation the builder is ready to pay me the amiunt i had given to him. But my question is will I get my registration charges and Stamp duty paid back from the Government. what is the procedure for that.
vishnu
14 October 2009 at 08:35
Dear Sir/Madam,
Could you please provide me the contact details of reliable civil lawyer with whome i can share the things and ask for legal business solutions.
Thanks,
Vishnu
Appropriate Government for Central Public Sector Undertaking
Kindly provide the reported decissions on the above subject