Anonymous
18 September 2017 at 15:41
I had been in a car accident. The co passenger sitting with me died after few days of incident. I too got injured and was in rest for last few months.
The car dashed into the divider and no outside casualties occur other than the co passenger who was with me in my car. Co passenger didnt happen to wear seatbelt, and I was wearing the same at the time of the incident. It happens that Im not able to recall how the incident happen as I went unconcious.
The co passengers brother filed a case against me under sec 337 and which was amended to 304A (after the co passenger died). There were no witnesses on the spot as the FIR states that I was driving rashly and negligently.
I require guidance on what can happen further or what I can do.
Prakash
18 September 2017 at 15:26
My mother-law has a flat in Mumbai managed by a housing co-op socy. What is the procedure to transfer the property to her daughters ? Is it better to transfer when she is alive, or she should register a will. If she dies, have we get a hier-certificate ? Do we need a hier-certificate from court to transfer the flat after she dies ?
Prakash
18 September 2017 at 15:23
I am aware that an Hier-Certificate from Court is required in order to transfer property in municipal records - since the father-owner has died.
If there are 4 children - 2 sons, 2 daughters - is it better to form a co-op socy and transfer to society where the 4 hiers are members of the co-op socy ? First alternative is to transfer the full property in joint names.
If co-op socy is formed, it will be an artificial person, and therefore any more addition or deletion of names does not need hier-certificates etc. It will be goverened by the laws of the society.
Do you think this is a better solution than transferring jointly to all
Aeshleen
18 September 2017 at 15:15
I'm in class 11. I want to pursue law... I want to know if CLAT is essential for PCS and IAS
Anonymous
18 September 2017 at 14:36
hai...recently a 10 year old flat was purchased by us i.e my son being first name me and my wife.second and third names...me n my wife are above the age of 60 years...the registered value of the property is rs. 58 lakhs...my son availed 25 lakhs from bank as loan to by the property...remaining amount was paid by me.
We have not earmarked any shares in the property while registering the flat.
kindly explain/advise us about GST payable...(still time is there)
1. need not pay? as the property is purchased in 3 joint names and value is less than 50 lakhs per head.
2. can be paid by my son being 1st person and a borrower to get the property...?
3. to be paid by all 3 in respective challans aggregating to 1% of cost of flat?
4.any other way?
please advise.
thank you
Naresh
18 September 2017 at 13:17
Hi, My wife's parents adopted my son through a registered adoption deed in 2010. they have 3 daughters including my wife. Now adopted father passed away in 2015 n adopted child has done all the karma for him. adopted mother is now not willing to maintain adopted son but willing to give him equal share in properties (which were self acquired by adoptive father and has not written any will) along with 3 daughters. adopted son is a minor child of 14 years old.
1. Can i as a biological father, go legally for maintenance of my son as she is getting pension of Rs. 28000/- per month as her husband was a government employee irrespective of properties distribution?
2. Can the adopted child get only equal share with other 3 daughters or any thing more.
Anonymous
18 September 2017 at 12:30
Hello,
My mother owns a flat and she had made her daughter as nominee. Now mother wishes to gift the flat to her son..Is an NOC required from her daughter before doing the gift deed ? Will society insist on such an NOC during transfer of share certificate to the son?
Can there be problems of any kind if the NOC of daughter is not taken ?
sudhakar s. yeradkar
18 September 2017 at 11:53
Respected Sir/Madam,
In our Co-operative housing society the strength of Committee members is 15 nos. The Chairman, Secretary,Treasure and Joint Secretary has submitted their resignations together to the remain committee members.
The present committee is the provisional committee, will complete its tenure in the month of December 2017.
What are the guidelines to accept it. What are the compliance's to be followed with concerned Dy.Registrars office.
Please guide,
Thanks in advance.
Sudhakar Yeradkar
swati
18 September 2017 at 11:45
third party is dispossessed in execution of ex parte decree , application under o 21 r 99 is filed. It is brought to the notice of court that decree is passed against deceased as also the suit itself was filed against dead person, yet court refused to set aside exparte decree and restore possession to third party. And framed issues about maintainability of application and about the right of the third party. How to convince court that since decree and suit itself is nullity question of right of third party in property need not be looked into. Possession should be restored and decree should be set aside.
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