Anonymous
23 October 2019 at 21:06
A property/ piece of land was in minor person's (Rahul) name (age 17 yrs) and the father (along with another person) is one of the witness (1e) in the deed. Of-course the sale deed was executed without the district court's prior permission. The minor who is a major now (age - 38 years), want to claim the stake in the same property/ land. In the sale deed it is mentioned as the minor as 19 years (while he was 17 years).
Questions:
1) What are the rights of the person (Rahul) if he claims stake in the property?
2) As the father is the witness, what does the law say as the father has identified/ witnessed (on agreeing that the seller is above 18 years...!!)?
3) What are the other sections critical points for Rahul to take care if the case is filed?
Thanks,
Sushant Kumar.
shyam lal
23 October 2019 at 20:18
HOW TO GET RID OF/ EXPIRED /DEAD WOOD EXPERTS /CHARiTY_KNOWLEDGE GIVERS? GOD BLESS who ever has the answer.
Himanshi
23 October 2019 at 19:35
Case law : ABC company has an amount of 2 crs in the name of mutual funds in its balance sheet . the company transferred this amount by cheque to xyz trust which is unregistered as a corpus donation .
Query is :
1. whether corpus donation of the trust be exempt or taxable in its hands. and if yes which head ?
2. reasons for the same .
3. Trust shall file its return in itr form no . ?
please reply as soon as possible .
nagarathinam
23 October 2019 at 16:51
If the father is deceased and his son is liable for his debts, which of the following sections under law?
raghavendra
23 October 2019 at 15:21
Sir/mam
While buying ancestral property is this necessary take minor signature on sale deed or father or mother name is sufficient.
is there court permission required to act natural gurdian on behalf of minor
Please advise me.
Thanks
Anonymous
23 October 2019 at 12:21
Dear Sir/madam!
I am a student of political science and one of the subjects is constitutional law.
Please guide what is the defination of Sex and Gender according to the constitution of India. Whats the difference between them.
I did search google but didn't find constitutional defination.
Regards,
Srishti mahar
Anonymous
23 October 2019 at 08:04
We need to change my son dob in passport. His dob is 18/01/2002 in passport now we we need to change as 18/0/2004..his passport was made in year 2006-07 with birth certificate.. Now please suggest what we can do for the change of dob in passport
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