Dathathreya Bhat G
08 July 2009 at 21:31
Dear Friends
One of my client's father acquired the property under registered Partition Deed (the property is ancestral), subsequent to intestate death of his father all the brothers and sisters have released their joint right by way of registered release deed in favour of my client. I would like to know whether legal heirs of brothers and sisters of my client can claim any right over the said property. The release deed has been registered in the year 1990.
Please advise me.
Dathathreya Bhat
Dathathreya Bhat G
28 June 2009 at 23:43
Dear Friends
Please clarify the following.
1) After the intestate death of partner in a firm how his share in the firm will be succeeded.
2) If the share transfers to the legal heirs and one of the legal heir dies leaving behind his widow and a minor child and subsequently said widow re-marries whether the said lady will succeed to the right of the said partner what about the right of the minor child.
3) If a legal heir of the partner dose not agree to settle the partnership dispute with other legal heirs then how to resolve the same.
Please guide me in the matter
Dathathreya Bhat
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Power of attorney
Dear Friends
A immovable property has been purchased in the year 1991 by a registered deed of sale and in the said deed of sale Vendor had been represented by a General Power of Attorney holder and the age of the said GPA during the deed of sale was 58 years and as on today he is no more. Original of the said GPA has been lost and not traceable. Now the then purchaser of the property want to sell the property to intending purchaser and the said purchaser now asking for a original of the said GPA. How to resolve this issue? Is there any rulings on the said subject matter?