Pradip Kumar Dutta
31 August 2016 at 01:38
My married daughter purchased a flat after marriage out of her income from salary.now she wants to sell the flat for want of fund
Can I as a father purchase the flat?
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31 August 2016 at 01:05
I filed divorce last year and declining to show my 8 year old child to me. A friend of mine (also a lawyer) said that clearly specifies that children under 8 year old must remain with mother and hence, my GWOP won't even even be accepted), since it is against the law.
Would you experts advise? Please share your thoughts and suggestions.
Thanks.
Naveen Kanth Dasari
31 August 2016 at 00:16
Hello Experts,
I have a query related to Execution Petition.
I have a friend who stood as a Guarantor to one of his friend as his friend was availing some bid amount from a Chit Fund company, but later his friend stopped the repayment of the Chit amount and the Chit Fund company has filed a Suit against my friend for Recovery of Money and the Suit was decreed in the favour of the Chit Fund Company and the Chit fund company filed an Execution Petition against my friend attaching his movable properties, but even in the Suit and Execution Petition he did not contest and he was made Exparte and a Proclamation of Sale notice was issued against him. Later he as a Party-in-Person had filed an Exparte Set Aside Petition and the Court has ordered the Chit Fund Company to file its Counter against the Interim Application and meanwhile in the month of July 2016 he died in a road accident. So now my question is can his family hire a counsel and file Death Certificate in the Court. And what will be the outcome if Death Certificate is filed, will the court stay proceedings against my friend and file a fresh execution petition against the other guarantors or will the court ask to produce the details of the Legal Heirs of the Deceased person.
Plz suggest as the same thing has to be conveyed to my friends family as they are in trouble now as the bread earner of the family is no more.
Thank You.
Dilshad vp
30 August 2016 at 22:34
My father acquired a property about 25 years ago from three co-owners (by inheritance ) out of total eleven co-owners. However while making transfer deed only ten co-owners signed. The co-owner who didn't signed the document had run away (man missing) when he was a child (about 12 years old), and that is more than 50 years ago now.
While we trying to construct a house in this same property local authority not given the permit as one of the co-owner not signed transfer document. Construction work is still pending since 6 years.
Now how I can find a leagel solution for this?
Is it mandatory the signature of that missing co-owner?
How we can change transfer document right now?
What are the leagel procedure we have to take for solving this issue?
Srinath p
30 August 2016 at 22:15
Once a partner of the registered firm retired even after executing the deed of retirement including property of firm weather he can claim the firm benefits or weather permissable under law to claim on property...
Sunil kumar
30 August 2016 at 20:39
Sir. I had joined central government department in the year 2009 but even after succeessf completion of 4 years I did not get the confirmation order then I joined another central government department in the year 2013 and after working there for two years and eight months I again joined another job of state government in Nov. 2015 and applied for lien in my previous department, where also I have not been given confirmation order, however they retained my lien and now I come to know that no lien can be retained without getting confirmed on post. Kindly clarify can my lien be terminated as
Anonymous
30 August 2016 at 20:23
We have dkt land in Andhra Pradesh, I need to converse that land for msme industrial purpose, I am willing to pay any development fees such as
Anmol
30 August 2016 at 19:08
On a gift deed within blood relation for an immovable property a stamp duty of 5% is to be paid . Who is liable to pay that 5% . The donor or receiver ?
The receiver of the property had no money
and stamp duty was by donor . The case dates back when stamp duty was liable now it is not liable .
(The law now has changed and now there no stamp duty on gift by blood relation)
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Purchase of property from married daughter
My married daughter purchased a flat after marriage out of her income from salary.now she wants to sell the flat for want of fund
Can I being the father purchase the flat?
P k dutta