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geethika   06 December 2014 at 12:02

Legal heir - property

I am from a hindu family. My grandfather and grandmother has on son and one daughter. Iam sons daughter. My grandfather bought two homes, both two individual homes in the same compound. one registered in his wife name and another in his daughters name. (with the money he got by selling his fathers house). My aunt is living in her home and we were living in our grandmothers home(my grandmother got this home for his son i.e. my father. but didnot make any will). My gradmother died in 2005. My father died in 2010. My gradfather died recently. My aunt is claming that since my father is dead and the home is in my grandmothers name, she is claiming for the full property( she has her home and wants her mothers too). The original documents of our home are with her. Now we are thinking about shifting to another place, but we are not able to since she might sell without our knowledge. do my mother, brother and myself( iam married) have right our that property. can she sell without any one of us signing?

ajay kumar   06 December 2014 at 11:37

Females as legal heirs.


Experts kindly let me know that when for the first time in India under which Act females were given status of legal heirs and right to share the ancestral property ?

Kvijay12345   06 December 2014 at 09:59

Drt

In case of Unsecured Personal Loans a recovery certificate is been issued in which there is no mention of any property owned by the borrower.This same order is challenged by the borrower in DRAT . However the recovery certificate holder, Asset Reconstruction company has filed a miscellaneous application for the attatchment of the flat, in DRT while the appeal in DRAT is still pending and also sent a legal notice to the chairman of the society in which the borrower owns a flat requesting the society not to allow anybody to deal with the same flat in whatsoever manner.The flats mentioned are already mortgaged with other banks and the dispute over the home loan agreement is also pending in court. What will happen next? What are the remedies left with the borrower to stop the recovery proceedings?

sandeep pilania   06 December 2014 at 08:41

Epf contibution limit 1800

R/Sir,
I am working as a teacher in a private unaided cbse school since 10 years and getting salary 23000.as per epf rule our management was giving rs.780 as epf contribution. now pf limit increase from 6500 to 15000 so our contribution must be 1800 by us and by school. but school management deducted only 1100 (780+320) as per new contribution, saying that it will deduct on basic salary not total salary.
so tell me that can we get 1800 epf contribution according to law or not.
thanks

suman negi   06 December 2014 at 07:49

contemptuous action of lower court

In a trial court after the reader came to know that I am appearing in the supreme court of india he scheduled the same date for hearing (apparently under I fluence of other party) , despite the matter having been brought to the notice of the concerned judge the dates were not rescheduled. The inference drawn led to the promugation of orders, kindly let me know whether contempt of court has taken place, whether orders passed subsequently based on one sided hearing is regarded as ex parte order.

rohit   06 December 2014 at 02:18

125 maintenance

plz tell me is it any time limt for filing 125 maintenance case???

JAVED AFZAL   05 December 2014 at 23:19

Validty of wi;;

D
WILL KHANGI Year 2008
We have an ancestral house. Which has been divided by both of us ( brothers). We are in possession & living in our own portions.
(i) Tedestator From his share has given ½ share of his house property to his son. Remaining ½ share has been retained by him, it will go to his wife after his death.
(ii) We both brothers have a common piece of agriculture land. testator From his own share of land has further divided it to his legal heirs.
After the death of testator , his legal heirs have got executed this part of the will in their own names i.e (Agriculture land) (Mutation of land).
But testaror LR’s did not agree with the Ist(a) part of the will regarding division of house by both of brothers which took place in the life time of the testator .
Now Legal heirs of the testator after 6 years of will & death of testator have filed a suit in the Civil Court with the request that house which was divided by both of brothers in the life time of testator be again divided by metes and bounds.
Pls gude me
1Whether the suit is maintainable after 6 years of the will and the death of pedestator.
2. Second part of the will i.e regarding agriculture land has been got executed by the Legal Heirs of pedestator, But First part of th e will i.e regarding division of the house has been challenged in the court. Whether only this part Can be challenged ?.It is a built up house we both live in and in possession of the house for the last 30 years. According to will both the houses has been got registered in Munciapal Committee records in the year 2008.They were know of the will from the first day.

mohammed imtiaz   05 December 2014 at 23:14

Can a person release on bail go abroad on visit visa

Respected sir,

can a person go abroad on visit visa abroad . as there is no condition in the bail order.
and is there any time limit after release on bail he should not go leave country.
as my father get the conviction in the session court for 6 months . we filed the crlrc in the high court . the rc is admitted and the bail is also granted to my father . i want to send my father to pilgrim .there is no such condition of restraining from going out of country in the bail order.

Anil   05 December 2014 at 22:51

In a lesson to the hotel and restaurant industry

Respected All

It is common trend across NCR Eateries / restaurant industry to charge Service Tax + Vat. Can I file a consumer case basis this judgement in gurgaon as Why service charge is being levyed in restaurant?
Please read the judgement news article.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/123-yr-old-pays-Rs-8-extra-earns-Rs-6000-from-cafe/articleshow/45266056.cms

Thanks

AJAY   05 December 2014 at 22:49

Mutation advice

SIR/MADAM,
I WANT TO STATE THAT I PURCHASED A PIECE OF LAND, WHICH IS DULY REGISTERED IN MY FAVOUR, BUT \'MUTATION\" OF THE SAID LAND IS IN ABEYANCE BECAUSE THE SISTER (WHO ARE MUSLIM BY RELIGION) CLAMING HER SHARE (NOT IN MY LAND) IN HER FATHER\'S LANDED PROPERTY WHERE AS THE INHERITANCE MUTATION IS SANCTIONED IN FAVOUR OF SONS ONLY AND THE CASE OF TOTAL LAND IS PENDING BEFORE THE \"DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER COURT\" SINCE 2008(BY THE LAND SELLER WHO SOLD THE LAND TO ME), WHERE AS I HAVE PURCHASE LAND DURING THE YEAR 2012. ONCE THE TITLE DEED (REGISTRY) IS POSSIBLE DURING THE PENDING CASE THEN WHY THE \"MUTATION\" IS BEING DENIED IN MY FAVOUR ?
EVEN IF THE LANDED PROPERTY IS DIVIDED EQUALLY TO ALL THE SHARE HOLDERS INCLUDING THE SISTER OF THE LAND SELLER THE SHARE OF THE PERSON (FROM WHOM I PURCHASED THE LAND) SHALL REMAIN MUCH MORE THEN THE PIECE OF THE LAND SOLD TO ME.
MY QUERIES ARE HOW TO GET THE \"MUTATION\" IN MY FAVOUR OF THE LAND PURCHASED BY ME WHICH IS DULY REGISTERED IN MY FAVOUR, KINDLY ADVICE ME.
(REGARDS)