Ramesh
21 March 2017 at 11:18
Dear Experts of the Forum,
Is WILL is to probated in State of Telangana( Part of erstwhile/ undivided A.P.). If no can we approach the revenue / Municipal Authorities for mutation of proprieties those have come to a person through bequeath.
Thanking you ALL.
Ramesh
07 March 2017 at 11:38
Dear Experts,
I have filed a Civil case in District court and the case is pending from Nov'2015 for want of defendant's address, as she had let out her residense{ 4 portions } and staying in USA and not giving her address of USA as a result i am unable to sereve NOTICE to her; when she talked to me on phone from USA i explined to her the situation and she bluntly says in an arrogant manner; " Do whatever you wants to do".
The case is she had contructed a house{ above said residence} in my land, this came to my notice during the year 2012, while suryeing our open land adjacent to her residence.
Please advice.
Ramesh
24 February 2017 at 18:13
Dear Experts of the Forum,
I need a second opinion on the partision suit pending in District Court( RR district, Hyderabad, Telangana State) for last SIX YEARS, will some body guide me by giving your Cell No.
As matter is of an URGENT nature, KINDLY reply me at PM in the same forum.
Thanking you.
Ramesh
07 February 2017 at 11:24
Dear Experts,
Sir,
I have filed a case in the district court regarding illegal occupation of my land and contruction of a House in the plot. I have paid necessry court fee. The court has served notice to the person. This person let out the premisses on rent and staying in USA. He is not giving his USA address, by which the case is pending in the Court for last TWO YEARS( we are keep on paying for process and serving notice to the address knowon to us ie @ my illegally constructed house in my premisses. Please advice me howto proceed furthur in matter.
Hoping an early advice from the EXPERTS of the FORUM.
Ramesh
23 March 2016 at 10:42
Dear Friends ,
By virtue of Andhra Pradesh state Inam Abolition Act 1955 (Telangana Area), can a Central Government Organisation becomes owner of an Agricultural Land; who has taken this particular land on LEASE from the Inamdar?
The Central Government Organisation says they are the owners, because they are in the position of the land on 1-11-1973 ( the vesting date, as per the above Act.).This situation is faced by family. It is not Immaginary question, Plese some experts, having knowlege of INAM Lands requsted to kindly guide me.
Thanking you ALL expecting an early reply.
Ramesh
15 February 2016 at 14:44
Dear Friends ,
By virtue of Andhra Pradesh state Inam Abolition Act 1955 (Telangana Area), can a Central Government Organisation becomes owner of an Agricultural Land; who has taken this particular land on LEASE from the Inamdar?
The Central Government Organisation says they are the owners, because they are in the position of the land on 1-11-1973 ( the vesting date, as per the above Act.)!
Ramesh
15 February 2016 at 14:24
Dear Friends ,
By virtue of Andhra Pradesh state Inam Abolition Act 1955 (Telangana Area), can a Central Government Organisation becomes owner of an Agricultural Land; who has taken this particular land on LEASE from the Inamdar?
The Central Government Organisation says they are the owners, because they are in the position of the land on 1-11-1973 ( the vesting date, as per the above Act.)!
Thanking you ALL expecting an early reply PLEASE. Matter is little URGENT nature Please !
Ramesh
15 February 2016 at 11:43
Dear Experts of the Forum,
Can any one ask for the Personal information( Service Records,pension declaration details) of a Person ,under RTI Act. 2005. Will the Officer -In- Charge will provide these details,Under the RTI Act.2005 or is there any bar?
Thanking YOU ALL.
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Property matter in the court
Dear Experts of the Forum,
Late Mrs. B gives her property to (1)Mrs. B, Mr. R R, Mrs. I and Mr. SPB, some property which was taken over by Government and amount is due will be shared by equally by above four persons. And (2) remaining land property ie Patta, Inam lands, tenancy land were given to Mr.SPB. Mr. RR and Mr. SPB are own brothers and Mr. RR is older to Mr. SPB
After the death of Mrs. B, Mr. RR immediately taken GPA from MR. SPB for (2) property and dealing with same, and because of practices in the family younger brother Mr. SPB never asked about deals /deeds done by his elder brother Mr. RR in regards to the (2) property even about property (1) also.
In a case where a land was given to Army for lease and dispute rose between a third party Mr. NRS ,about the owner ship of this land, Mr.RR without consulting Mr.SPB had entered in to compromise ( compromise condition is not there in GPA given)with the third party Mr. NRS in the High court in 40: 60(third party Mr. NRS ) sharing basis (In this 40%, Mr.RR included the names of A , B, C, D, E, F, who are nowhere connected with will of Mrs. B or the (2) property…. Now both Mr. RR & Mr. SPB have died.
Mr. SPB gave all the property that had come to him to his daughter Mrs. PS. After the deathMr.SPB we found that there is some discriprency in the will (ie that the third party Mr. NRS, with whom Mr. RR entered in to compromise is wrong on two counts. ONE is false interpretation of the document, the third party having; TWO is, GPA do not contain the permission to compromise and that too GPA holder has taken 6 more un concernd persons along with him in the compromise petition.) .Without knowing these facts Mr. SPB in his ‘WILL’ state that Mrs. PS will have ¼ share in 40% of the compromised property.
Now this third party Mr. NRS argues that Mr.SPB is binding to this compromise agreement.
I request Experts of the Forum, to kindly help me, by suggesting the way out for this problem.