Janmejaya Senapati
31 March 2014 at 15:53
Dear experts ,
My son is dead now leaving behind 3 sons and 1 daughter . Can we inherit the property of my mother's paternal property? The property is her ancestral property.
Please comment.
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Mantu
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31 March 2014 at 15:44
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Shivam Srivastava
31 March 2014 at 15:40
Dear Sir,
Please help.. as i'm so disappointed.
We are two brothers and one sister. my mother with the help of my elder brother makes a will without my and my sister's knowledge. She is trying to give most of the property to elder brother. but i need the equal right as all the property was built up by my loving father (he is not any more) but in the name of my mother. So my humble request is to please guide me accordingly; can i take any legal action or there is no use of taking any legal action.
Thanks
Shivam Srivastava
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Ajay Singh
31 March 2014 at 15:40
Hello,
My father has a business and due to old age and diseases he got a POA made in the court on Rs.100/- stamp paper and got it notarial registered. But recently one of my friends told me that POA has to be registered.
I am from Mumbai and he told me that it is done at the registrars office.
Can you please advice whether the one which my father has made is valid or will i have to prepare a duly registered POA at the registrar.
Thanks.
ram
31 March 2014 at 15:33
I have inherited some properties from my father both through partition and will . I have two sons. what are their rights over these properties.
Am I the absolute owner of all these properties as self acquired and write a will as I like and give enjoyment right to my wife till her death.
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Chaitali Chatterjee
31 March 2014 at 15:09
My father constructed a house in a Housing co-operative society at Kolkata. My father expired 3 months back and now my 70 year old mother is alone in the house. I am the only daughter and I am married and stay outside West Bengal, hence we have decided to sell the house and bring my mother to stay with us. The land is leased to the members by the society, however the houses have been constructed by the members individually. We have appealed to the society to make early arrangements for transfer of membership as a buyer is already ready to purchase the property. My mother has also urged them number of times to do something as she also does not want to stay there any longer. The committee members are not taking any step and they are delaying the matter unnecessarily. They do not respond properly when we call them and ask for updates.
My father had applied for sale of house and transfer of memebrship in the year 2012, to which they did not respond and kept the matter pending for no reason. As I stay outside I was also unable to follow up on a regular basis. When I asked them to reply a number of times in the year 2012 all of them resigned and there was no committee for more than a year. We followed up with the DRCS and 4 months back in Dec, a new commitee was formed. However my father expired in Dec 2013. Now we have to sell the house as we no longer can stay there.
They have not replied to our application which my mother and I made 2 months back for sale of our house. We have a buyer who is ready to purchase the property and has applied to the society. The commitee have come up with something new. They say that during my father's tenure as secretary in the 1980s a loan was taken by the society from a Govt organisation. Some part of the loan is yet to be paid. They informed us that as the loan was taken during my father's tenure as secretary in the 1980s therefore we will have to sign a bond that whenever required we have pay that loan amount to the society and the amount is 9 lacs. If we do not sign the bond they will not allow transfer of property. This loan was issued in the name of the society and not my father's personal loan and me and my mother have no clue about the loan.
We feel harassed and it has taken away our peace of mind. They are now forcing us to sign a bond that we will pay the amount whenever asked for or else sale of house will not be allowed, however they are not giving the same to us in writing.
Anil yadav
31 March 2014 at 14:53
My mother are two sister and 1 bro. All 3 married. parents dead already. Now in 2013 brother sell all farm without giving part to both sister.
Can Both Sister claim for part in farm.
Is Her Right in fathers land.
Samadhan Ganpatrao Rupnar
31 March 2014 at 13:13
Inadvertently there is an error in the name during payment of online stamp duty and registration for plot purchase.This deed has been registered at sub-registrar's office.
Error is in MTR form no 6 for Stamp duty and registration.
Is there a way to rectify this error in the database of concerned bank as well as IGR database.Is rectification deed needs to be registered? Please advice.
Reshma
31 March 2014 at 12:58
Hi,
Do commercial agreements between one company and another, say for example, an agreement to develop software. Is there a stamp duty to be paid or can it be just on company letter head?? Appreciate your clarification on this?
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