Manoj Aggarwal
18 February 2018 at 23:09
We did a new agreement and transfer money to a firm's current account but now that firm is not responding. Firm is in Indore , I have there contact details but they are not picking my phone.
Should we go in legal proceedings, how much will be the expense. I am in Ghaziabad do I need to go to Indore?
Anonymous
18 February 2018 at 21:32
Sir ,
very much Thank full to you for your quick & prompt reply. But Sir problem is When Will holder went for the mutation in city where the Will is registered with authorities.. The other legal heirs were also called at the time by the department of revenue.. They were stuck by the authorities due to objections filled by other legal heirs of family.Then case started in lower courts but will holder always escapes himself from notices. On the other side will holder went to other state for mutation of property .the revenue department never called the other persons And property is changed without Probate papers. Is this a right process or there will be some other methods use by them.............
Anonymous
18 February 2018 at 21:29
Sir,
iam owning a land for 14 years ,and paying land tax for all these years, i only have an adharam and adiadharam.can i sell this property without pattayam.
and what should i do to get pattayam
i have 1 acre 27 cents of land in which only 1 acre and 5 cents is with me other 22cents are captured by other neigbours that surrounds how can i get it back.
i went to the village and they asked me for bribe what to do.and how much does i have to pay for pattayam and will i get all my total land back
Anonymous
18 February 2018 at 20:24
I am from Delhi and a Hindu. Me and my first cousin (mother's sister's daughter) are in love with each other and we want to marry each other our families are against it and a Article :- https://m.timesofindia.com/india/Hindu-cousins-can-marry-after-converting-to-Christianity-Delhi-HC/articleshow/9429556.cms
Gave me a hope. I just want to know that can we marry by converting ourselves and what problems (legally) we can face in future.
Samir Parekh
18 February 2018 at 20:06
There is a Regd WILL & Nomination for a flat since 2010 in my favour executed by a Sr. citizen.
Now in Feb-2017 the testator and who lived together with spouse in that flat, both passed away with a gap of 20 days.
There are two step sons of the testator who are staying apart from their parents since last more than 2 decades.
In March 2017 I intimated the Society about my claim through an Advocate through Regd. Post.
All the Communication was made through regd post as Secretary was not allowing to visit his residence in person who has also denied me that there is any nomination in my favour.
Society did not responded to that notice hence I gave a reminder. After two months Society gave reply through their Advocate that as I am not a blood relative of deceased member obtain probate of the said WILL.
I clarified him again that Probate is not applicable in our area as it is beyond the territory limits of Original Civil Jurisdiction of Bombay High Court. Refer Section 213 read with 57.
Later they didn't gave any reply to that letter further I filed a complaint with Registrar of Coop Societies in Oct-17.
First hearing was held on 11.01.2018 where Society submitted their say that they require Legal opinion from the Registrar on the points mentioned below:
1.Applicant has not applied for membership on the basis of Nomination but he applied as per WILL
2.As WILL is too old whether Applicant needs to obtain the Probate?
3.NOC from two step sons of the deceased member required?
4.Paper notice in newspaper is required?
I submitted my say on second hearing on 15.02.2018. I mentioned that though Society was aware,that deceased member has appointed me as trustee and my nomination was registered in society's record why society unnecessarily delaying the transfer.
Society purposely delays the transfer, not cooperating with me therefore they should be held liable for the delay and financial loss, mental stress & harassment caused to me.
I requested the registrar to award me a deemed membership as society has not given me any reply to my application membership. or as per the nomination.
The Lawyer through whom I filed a complaint was known to Society's Advocate. Both wanted to exploit me financially even Society's Advocate has demanded Rs.50000/- for transfer that too in advance.
Now I am fighting this battle alone.
Possession of flat and original title documents and share cert. in original is either with my wife or the step sons.
I have filed a police complaint for misplace, lost or stolen of the said title deeds & Share cert. but the police did not registered a FIR as its a Civil matter. They gave the acknowledgement for complaint.
I know since there is a valid WILL and nomination no one else would become the member. But officials of society is purposely creating delay.
There is a ongoing dispute between me and my wife since 2015 which Secretary & Chairman wants to exploit.
Society has informed to the deceased member's two step sons about the WILL. They raised objection to it and requested society to transfer the flat in my wife's name.
Now Society somehow succeeded in delaying and stretching the matter for one year may be more without any reason.
Now, I seek your help or guidance to penalise the secretary & Chairman for the financial loss caused to me due to their delay in transferring the flat.
Along with the said complained with Registrar, can I file a compensation suit in from the society for the financial loss as the flat carries a commercial value and I could have let it out. Next date is on 01.03.2018. Registrar also needs to act fast but he is also lethargic & not sensing any priority. Please advice.
SAMIR PAREKH
Milind
18 February 2018 at 20:06
Hello,
My father has two separate properties he received from my grandfather through gift deed at Delhi 15 years ago.He wants to transfer these two separate properties on me and my brother�s name respectively. Please let me know :
1) Approximate expense needed for the whole process
2) Documents needed for the same.
2) Is there a need to hire a lawyer for the same.
Your help in this regard will be highly appreciated.
LAWYER ASSOCIATES
18 February 2018 at 19:50
Can a religious trust amend its objects with retrospective effect, pls suggest
KISHORE KUMAR JOSHI
18 February 2018 at 19:44
Sir,
Can I apply without the help of any lawyer before the Honourable Calcutta High Court for Certified copy of Probated will ? If so, then what is the procedure of applying for it ?
subramanyam panth sadhu
18 February 2018 at 19:42
Is there any time limit for the "assessee" to make an application for rectification of mistake as Sec. 154 speaks only about the time limit for the Assessing Officer to pass an order except for exceptions U/s. 154(7)? What is the remedy for the assessee in cases falling outside the AO's Power to pass Order within 4 years. What is the right course.
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Paghdi System Rent on Subletting
To All learned Advocates
My question is about Paghdi system Rent payments.
My mother is owner of house which is in paghdi law that is 50% Ratio. Which means on sale of such house we will have to give 50% to landlord.
Apart from it we pay monthly rent of Rs 360 being paghdi house.
My main question is that suppose we live with relatives and give this paghdi house on RENT to some third party are we liable/ obliged to pay such 50% of Rent income toblandlord as per ratio according to Paghdi system?