venkatesh
11 January 2016 at 18:45
Dear Experts, I need one clarification. P1, p2 and p3 are ancestral(paternal) propertiese which were in my grandfather name still 1980.P4 is the property earned by my grandmother in her lifetime, P5 is the property earned by my father during his life time. upon my father death in 1981 p1 and p2 transferred to my mother name. Property p3 is still in my grandfather name , property p4 is in grandmother name and property p5 is still in my father name. My grandfather died on july1977 and grandmother on September 1989 and my father died on 1981.
Now we are totally 3 childrens to my father, 2 daughters and one son(i.e Me). My both sisters relinquished their rights to entire property in 2011 and then my mother executed giftdeed in 2013 and transferred property p1 and p2 to my name. Now p3 is still in grand father name, P4 is still in grandmother name and p5 is in father name as on date. As we all know SC ruled that there is no share for daughters in father property if father died before 2015. Would you please clarify me do my sisters still have any share on P3, P4 and P5 legally. My mother is alive as on date. Can my mother transfer rights of these property to my sisters by any ways(Wills).If you wish I can request my mother execute wills in my favour for these property. But my friends suggests not to depend on will. There are some technical problems with P3, P4 and P5 to do katha transfer. Please advice how can I take full control of these property and block sisters right(if any) in property while my mother is alive.
Mahesh Phadke
11 January 2016 at 17:52
We have 15 membered apartment in Nalagandla Hyderabad.The small piece of land adjesant to our plot has been occupied by ex corporator, Last year His relatives have dug a boerwell almost 15 - 20feet away from our boerwell and started business of mineral water plant in the same land, Along with sale of boerwell water through tankers to other apartments.
The water temple in the area has deminished,This business seems to be illegal, (he has not built any permanant building )
I wish to know
1)To which government authority I shall complain?
2)What is the actual procedure for obtaining the permission for boer well?
3)What are the permissions required for starting the business of mineral water?
4)Can any person sale the ground water at what ever quantity he likes?
5)Whether this business of mineral water comes under factories act? and under the jurisdiction of Factory inspector?
6) Whether the water cess is complulsory for this water saling businessman?
7) Is there any role of polution control board?
Mahesh P.
Anonymous
11 January 2016 at 17:44
If a student is doing a masters course regular from Mumbai university then will it be legal for the student to do another masters course in correspondence from some other university like annamalai .
Is there a limitation on how many distance courses a student can take along with a regular course.
Sunny MP
11 January 2016 at 17:15
Meghalaya Government filed a case before the Hon'ble High Court of Meghalaya against CMJ university Meghalaya.
CMJ University won the case-Now Meghalaya government filed defect case bearing diary numbers.
What is it -if this case may be converted as appeal (After clearing defects.)
Please give information.
Thank you
Sunny.MP
Muvattupuzha
Kerala 682316
Hardeep Singh
11 January 2016 at 16:04
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Anonymous
11 January 2016 at 16:01
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Dr Katta Venkata Rama Krishna
11 January 2016 at 15:48
PROPETY LAW – SUCCESSION
RIGHTS OF HINDU FEMALE GRAND DAUGHTER IN INHERITANCE
A Hindu male died intestate on 12-08-1946 leaving behind his widow and two daughters D1 and D2 in Andhra Pradesh. The widow inherited the immovable property from her late husband, which was devolved from the husband’s grandfather and conveyed the entire estate, shared equally between her only two daughters D1 and D2 by two separate registered settlement deeds, the second to D2 on 19-06-1963. The widow died on 26-01-1978.
D2 in turn bequeathed the whole property, only to her six sons exclusive of two of her own daughters GrD1 and GrD2. During 1999 to 2005 followed in subsequent years thereafter, all the six sons surreptitiously got executed by D2, number of registered Gift and Settlement Deeds in their own favour including the wives, male and female children.
Even the attestors/ witnesses to the transaction in most of the title deeds are the six sons within themselves in group attestation with common document writer. Number of disposition, alienation transactions took place thereafter. It is said the sons also obtained from D2 some unregistered signed blank stamped papers to fabricate Will/ Gift in anticipation of any contingency may arise in future, as heard now, concealed at this stage, details unknown.
D2 performed marriages of GrD1 in 1973 and GrD2 in 1979 by giving very negligible streedhan and each a house site of 250 sq. yds in 1999. D2 expired on 03-03-2014 survived by all her children living.
The recital of the settlement deed dated 19-06-1963 by the widow to D2 in vernacular inter-alia states "…....I performed your marriage. You are living with your husband and children with me in my house. Upon the death of my husband, the entire ancestral scheduled property retained by my late husband died in testate, has been inherited by me as a legal heir. While hitherto the rights of only enjoyment were vested in me on the said property, the HS Act 1956 now came into force gave me the full rights to gift, sell and enjoyment and hence alienating the scheduled property to you D2, on your enjoyment basis, free of cost, subject to certain conditions stipulated herein. D2 shall enjoy the whole property putra poutra paaramparya svetchagaa (free enjoyment of sons and grandsons lineages) happily with full rights to gift and sell…..."
Issues:
1. Based on the Settlement Deed dtd. 19-06-1963 executed by the widow to D2, whether D2 is the absolute owner of the entire property.
2. Whether the actions of D2 having gifted or alienated also the notional shares of GrD1 and GrD2, declaring herself the absolute owner of the entire property are tenable.
3. Whether the property can be termed ancestral in the hands of D2 and the granddaughters GrD1 and GrD2 are coparceners/ successors to the estate of the deceased when read with the recital in the said settlement deed.
4. What is the right to claim their share of grand daughters GrD1 and GrD2 on the estate of deceased as well as the dwelling house.
tushar
11 January 2016 at 15:15
i want to know the process of stamp paper vendor licence
pls suport me
Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate
11 January 2016 at 15:03
Dear Sir,
I filed a case of the unmarried sister against her brother that his brother not giving maintenance to her sister and also doing violence in the home. That he also not give her profits from the co-share of her ancestral property to her and also took her mother Gold jewellery in his custody?
I filed a case S.12 before C.J.M Magistrate in Uttar pardesh where he refused to lodged as the Magistrate said that PWDVAct 2005 is only for husband and wife and their relatives only. While I argue him that in the act the word "any woman" and the word "any adult male member" who have some relation to her or have living into it can file case under the said PWDVAct 2005 but he is not taking the case. Hence I request him to pass any order so that I may file revision before District Judge Court.
PWDAct 2005 - The Protection of Women Domestic Violence Act 2005.
Now Questions are
1. Are the bother and sister family violence ot comes under PWDVAct 2005.
Q2. What are the ruling that support for the brother and sister case to file easily and admit by the Magistrate?
Q3. What the real mean of PWDVAct 2005 and is other relatives of father mother , son , daughter, brother , sister,husband and wife all are liable to be prosecute under the PWDVA ct 2005?
Rest any further to say can be discuss here with the clarity of the PWDVAct 2005.
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Retrieving original docs and articles produced in trial before fam court
Info on Maharashtra Family Court precedure requested.
After the case got disposed what is the procedure to get back the the vital Original documents, Certificates, original articles, photo album, camcorder (although very outdated now! but recording of some ritual was done using the same and and recorded old cassettes could be played using only that camcorder and its sockets nolonger working!)
Does it need to file a new suit for this or misc application in family court.
I am told so far to wait for 90 days and that after 90 days one may get it back upon applicatio made in that context.
But at the time when those originals were produced additional set of photocopies of the same or photos of the same was ALSO given to Court (apart from a copy given separately to opposite party) and those photocopies are already given some numbers as Article NOS. and are kept in custody of Nazar.
Please explain me the procedure to get my Original records. all of them. (even in the documentary evidence I have filed Original although previous expired passports to showcase the dates of travel etc BUT one visa is still valid for next 1.7 years and I need it back although I have new passport but without the entry of that visa which is still valid.)
And my original albums as well and other articles and employment letters etc.
Do I need to file these by Civil misc application for return of my things in 'filing section' of Family Court where suits etc are filed?
Does that require to give notice to opposite side?
Would court schedule any hearing whether it is to be returned and when?
Some part of Original evidence is also required to challenge in Appeal as NOt all prayers are allowed and some although had merits are dismissed (especially streedhan. hence video clip at the time of wedding is relevant I need to produce it before High Court.)
Please please help