deepika menda
12 November 2009 at 13:51
How do I prove that a certain transaction is a benaami transaction?
In a joint family,all the brothers buy property in the names of the wives. When one brother dies and when that brother's wife wants to transfer the property to her sons names, the estate duty officer held that the transferor that is the wife was a benaamidar for her husband who was the real owner of the property and estate duty was charged thereon and paid by the transferees. This was declared in the search title of a particular property. Is this proof enough, and could then all the wives be declared as benaamidars for their husband's properties in this case?
deepika menda
28 October 2009 at 14:54
Can a hindu joint family be termed a hindu undivided family?
deepika menda
13 October 2009 at 07:10
If husbands purchase property in the names of their wives,are the wives entitled to enter into any sale agreement of the same without the written acknowledgement of the husbands.Will the sale transaction be valid in the eyes of law?
deepika menda
12 October 2009 at 11:53
If husbands purchase property in the name of their wives are the wives benami holders of the said property?
If yes, then are there any exceptions to the rule?
deepika menda
11 September 2009 at 12:43
Under what circumstances can tresspassing be proved?
Rather what has to be established to prove tresspassing?riven
deepika menda
04 September 2009 at 15:45
Does only possesing title of any property establish your right & interest in the same too.This is related to a property a suit flat, where in the plaintiffs have managed to establish title of the flat, however, the right and interest as per my knowledge has been with the defendants who are in possesion of the same. I want to clarify inthis context whether right and interest is possessory right or is there something else which could mean right & interest.
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