Sreyansh Surana
29 March 2016 at 20:09
Mr. D owns a land. He dies without executing a will. Post death his land is inherited by his sons. The land is equally divided among 5 sons in a mutual agreement and no paperwork is done. This implies that there is no deed defining the share of 5 sons and their rights in the property. The elsdest son Mr. K possesses a deed which was executed when D acquired the land. A copy of such deed was given to rest four. On a piece of paper it the share of land was agreed upon and signed by the brothers. Now one of the brothers Mr. M wants to sell his share of land. On consulting a legal practioner Mr. M is advised that he needs the signature of all the other 4 brothers (in case any brother isn't alive , signatures of their legal heirs is reuired). Besides he is advised that the legal heirs of Mr. M ( I.e. a son and two daughters) should relinquish their rights in the property in a relinquishment deed). And only after satisfying these conditions the property can be sold.
Please guide if the legal practioner is correct. Who actually have the rights in the property ? what is the best possible way to sell this property ? Is it possible to reverse mortgage the said property ?
kaushik roy
29 March 2016 at 19:37
One of My friend have girl child who is promoted to class VI in KV island Ground. She is single girl child. There is a provision of fee waiver under single girl child norms. For this, KV requires him to submit an affidavit from a first class judicial magistrate only stating that his daughter is the only girl child in the family. He is not able to find the right person until and unless i know them personally. Request to provide any leads/reference so that he can approach him/her and get the attestation.More over lot of people are demanding Rs 6000 to Rs 8000 to obtain that certificate. I want want to know what is the actual charge will be taken by that magistrate to signed that document.
Dhirendra
29 March 2016 at 19:31
Sir my accused took bail on 138 NI act as a PB and personal surety is that work properly or ??
Afreen
29 March 2016 at 18:57
I m obc from U.P. now I am married in Rajasthan. My husband's caste also falls in obc. I have taken the domicile of Rajasthan. Can i get obc certificate from Rajasthan based on my husband's caste
Anonymous
29 March 2016 at 18:26
I have sent my Demand Draft in favour of institution and now for registration they are asking me the DD number which I have actually forgotten so what should I do ,any solution
manjulajagdish
29 March 2016 at 18:01
how to calculate limitation period in order to prefer appeal
swapnil
29 March 2016 at 17:26
I have my property in a village of lanja, Ratnagiri.
Recently we came to know that our 3 lands are got under kulkayada act 32g and the person got the certificate according to 32m. He purchase our land buy paying amount of rs.781/- in 2012.
How that other person became the kul..?
So how can we fight against this..? They are saying that this case is under 70b. Thats why we dont send any notice to you! This process is done by upper tehshildar.
We did not got any notice regarding this!
Without our permission how can they do all this process..?
Is there any use to file a case against this..? Can we get back our land..?
Kindly help us so that we will do the require process..!
Thankyou!!
Raghavendra
29 March 2016 at 17:16
Dear experts
I have applied divorce under cruelty after she applied conjucal rights. Both cases combined and after lot of struggles my cross examine completed. Now she submitted proff of affidavit for only one case that is for my divorce case and not for her conjugal rights case. Is this valid one. Will she submit proff of affidavit for her conjugal right's case later time? Will that impact on divorce case?
Ramachandra
29 March 2016 at 16:52
My brother has taken the amount and released his rights of properties to the other family members by way of release deed unregistered but deficit stamp duty paid . he did business and lost all the money and properties .his wife filed a suit for the share against the other family members. One decree holder against my brother seeking a exec petition on his share .weather the release deed is can be provided as evidence
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Want home to changed to my name
Hi Sir,
The home where I am residing is in my mothers name and she had forced my father to transfer it to my name (Prabhu Mayavan- youngest one in the family). My mother is no more now, she died after one month in 2005. At that point of time everyone in my family had signed a Stamp Paper, through lawyer IE; (Two elder brother, elder sister and my parents).
"Note: - It comes under brighten Mumbai Mahanagar Palika, Collector place"
Home Passbook with which we pay rent to MCGM have my parents name. (Which i want to change it to my name).
Now when I am going to the government office to change home into my name, government staff is asking for NOC from all the member in the family, Which is not possible right now because right now we don't have cordial relation in our family.
Is it possible sign a sell document from my father and then change it to my name
Or do I need to sell it with my father confirmation so that I can move elsewhere.
Most important thing is my father gave separate house to all the members in the family.
Now I am in depression because of this..
Kindly advice the best possibility to change the name or give me solution.
Awaiting for best reply
Regards,
Prabhu Mayavan,
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