swaraj
10 October 2013 at 19:25
Respected sir my bhabhi filed false 498a against my father and brother (now abroad).my father got bail now police going to file challan in court so please tell me what could happened in court on occasion of challan by police the police asked us to present in court so please guide us thanks swarajdeep singh
Sujoy
10 October 2013 at 19:16
Dear experts,
My name is sujoy mazumdar,i reside in jamshedpur,i have a query about a business,my query is that i want to start a small computer peripherals business,can i start a business without taking a tin no.
Thanks
Our grandmother XYZ is inheriting some property from her mother ABC, She is entitle for 1/3 rd share in her mothers property which amounts to 19 Acres, But the issue here is the property in question is still in pendency in Final decree proceedings.which was decreed in 1960 in which our great grandmother is entitle for 1/17th share, further in 1/17th share our grandmother XYZ is entitle for 1/3 rd share which amounts to 6.55 acres of land.
Grandmother XYZ had 2 sons, and She wants to divide this undivided 6.55 Acres of property among uncle and orphaned grand children euqally.
In meanwhile her eldest is expired recently, now She wants to make a will /Gift deed that properties inherited by her which are Still pending in Suit No FDP /123.. must be equally divided among her surviving son and her grandchildrens.
The question here is the properties are not yet in physical possession of our grandmother,
Question: Can the undivided properties can be gifted as there is no physical possession of properties they are still in dispute only we know that our grand mother will get 6.55 acres out of 19 Acres of land which has to be eually divided i.e 3.275 acres to Uncle and 3.275 acres to oprhaned grandchildren. In what way it can be done. Can grandmother gift half of the property to orphaned grandchildren if there is no objection from uncle...
Thanks and Regards
Ali
T.R.Nagaraj
10 October 2013 at 16:36
We bought immovable property from a lady, who acquired it by way of a will from her father, through her GP of attorney. She has 3 sons and 4 daughters. She has given a portion of the property as a gift to one of her sons.The son who got a portion of the property as gift is also a signatory for the absolute sale deed.
Could you please let us know if any of the other sons or daughters (other than the absolute owner and the son who got a portion of the property as a gift) has any rights to claim additional money from the purchasers or has any rights to file a suit against the purchasers ?
To safe guard our interests we have got a Confirmation Deed made for the sale deeds.
Kindly let us have your comments.
Thanks and REgards,
TR Nagaraj.
Gud aft. Sir. My uncle wrote a will of his self acquired property on a white paper without register kept in home and he died one year before. only half part to his 4th daughter and did not mention the remaining part belongs to whom in the will. Now his son is objecting it is not valid. What is the procedure to get half part as mentioned in the will. Thanq sir
Ajit Prasad
10 October 2013 at 16:03
Hi
Is there a rule that the divorce can not be filed before 1 year of marriage.
Please let us know
priyanka
10 October 2013 at 14:46
Please update me about the procedure of chnaging the name in CIDCO records. i am flat owner in Ghansoli Navi mumbai. I want to chnage my name in cidco records after my divorce and remarriage. I purchased my flat whem my first marriage was valid and hence it was bought in the marital name of first marriage.
I have gazzets for both name change i.e.first mariatal name to premarital name
and then premarital name to second mariatal name.I also have made affidavit for the above name changes and the final name.
Cidco estate officer rejected my application for not having an advertisement published in 2 local news paper saying that there is Govt Circular which makes it mandatory to publish name change in 2 newspapers.
Please tell me if it is true and if anybody has such Govt circular kindly share.
Anonymous
10 October 2013 at 14:44
Gud aft. Sir. My uncle wrote a will of his self acquired property on a white paper without register kept in home and he died one year before. only half part to his 4th daughter and did not mention the remaining part belongs to whom in the will. Now his son is objecting it is not valid. What is the procedure to get half part as mentioned in the will. Thanq sir
Harish Chauhan
10 October 2013 at 14:42
Sir I recently bought A car Of General Motor Beat Diesel from one Dealer of Delhi ,When I asked car Dealer for provide manufacturer Invoice(factory/plant invoice) Of GM,Then Dealer gave me invoice copy of manufacturer GM,you will get it on attachment,I shocked to saw that No excise duties paid by manufacturer.But sir when I was trying to attach copy of invoice(pdf)system failed to upload it.If any members/expert send email then I can attach copy of invoice.Look format of invoice below
car base price=398199
Tradediscount -22222
Total 375,977
Ins.+freight + 12180
Total 388157(car price to pay for Dealer)
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Property purchase
Dear Sir/madam,
I am going to purchase one property , details as below,
1.Tenement having build up area of 1500sqft at Maharashtra
2. This is resale property.
3. Property value appro 50 lacs
4. Property is two year old.
While applying for bank loan , it was observed by the bank lawyer that in the sale deed between builder and purchaser (Mrs A).
Mrs A mentioned her daughter's son (age 8 years-minor ) as heir (varas) for the property while purchaser is Mrs A.This property is purchased with own earned money of Mrs A.
As per bank lawyer, there is court order required before selling the property as there is involvement of minor in the sale deed. Now Mrs A with some consultation have made a correction sale deed between builder & Mrs A, in which they have removed the name of heir (varas) while retaining only name of purchaser (Mrs A).
Further on basis of correction deed, they have removed name of heir (varas) form Satbara report & circle officer documents. Now bank has cleared the case and approved the loan.
Kindly explain me about the above case and whether it is legally acceptable.