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R.Ramachandran's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    I can handle questions on civil matters, particularly family law related and property related issues, and all indirect taxation matters.

    My area of expertise
    Income tax, company law, customs and excise, accounts

    My experience in the area (years):
    8 years

    Organizations I belong to:
    Self-Practice

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    Nil

    Educational credentials:
    M.A. LLB

    Award & Honors:
    Nll

  • udit arora says :
    respected all d members of d site, i jst want to ask d question about a case which have been in progress .. my grandfather had a house registerd under his name.. and he had amade a will in 1991, and also registerd it,,,where my dad was only named owner of dat house. and he also writtend a clause if he would make a new will in futre ,, he would registerd it,,,in case a nonregisterd will is presented after his death,, it will will be treated as not correct and w it would nt binding on my property also if my signatutre is there,, bt inn 2005 he immidietly died ... currently my fathers family and his elder brother is residing at thaht house.. bt due some dispute last year b\w us.. my fathers sisters came and said i have new will under wich she also have 20% share.. my father elder brother have 40% share, and my father have 40% share ,,, bt in that eill is no clause about the revocation of the previous will, and it also os not registerd.. it is a notary will,,, and there is that notary is not a genuine goverment authority, it can be a fictcious person. and that will is of date of only 2 months earlier from the date of de4ath of my grandfather.. i.e the new will can be under pressure or undueinfluence. in current a case is goinon on meerut lower court ,, wich has been filed my fathers sister,, how would you se tha correct will above 2.which woul be valididate in the eyes of law.. thankyou sir.

  • vishalmaheshwari0780 says : Paranoid Schizophrenia Wife
    Hello, I am from India and got married in 2006 and since then my wife has been under depression and on medication. She had regular attacks of depression and that disrupts the entire life of various family members (including her parents). She was under depression before marriage as well but their parents did not disclose the same at the time of marriage. Recently she has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia by a good mental hospital in India. I have asked her parents to look for a mutual divorce which they and my wife, both have rejected. She has not been staying with me for last 8 months and all her attempts to come to my house has been rejected by me. However, since she is on medication, she behaves normally but never know when the attack may happen again. What are the legal options and grounds I have for divorce? Is 2 year separation period necessary for getting divorce or can I apply after 1 year of separation? Since I am not allowing her to stay with me, can I apply for divorce after 2 years of separation?

  • mukund says : succession law
    V is my father: two sons birth 1925&1928. two daughters birth 1920 &1930respectively. Daughters are married in year 1936 and 1950 respectively. V = business is sukhavastu brahmin cast brahmin. he sold old property and purchased property called Z small plot with house in 1945 . V expired in 1959. thus 1959 TO 1980 all the property papers named after V only.in the year 1980 mother (M) called for partition of said plot and house. wardi application prepered mutualy signed by two sisters and mother for partition between two sons .(copy of this wardi application is lossed )from this day allthe property papers named two brothers as AQA & BQB as on 2011 JUNE. Mother expired ON 1995. Son BQB sold small part of his hissa in 1992 to avoide finansial troubles.( no body thake any objection) when we tried to sale this plot with house in 2011, public notice served by builder received objection from our two sisters for equal share.deal stopped .my question is what to do ? it is karnataka

  • SRIKANTH says : ANCESTER PROPERTY -womand rights
    Dear Sir I have got clear reply from your end regarding the subject. Thank u very much for the same. Again i have raised some points on the said issue- Ur reply in this regard is highly requested sir

  • vinoddinpur@gmail.com says : BHUMIDAR RIGHTS IN DELHI AND HINDU SUCCESSION ACT.
    Sir, section 4(2) of Hindu Succession Act 1956 is omitted with Act 39 of 2005 dated: 05- 9-2005 Section 4(2) was :- "For the removal of doubts it is hereby declared that nothing contained in this act shall be deemed to affect the provision of any law for the time being in force providing for the preventation of fragmentation of agricultural holdings or for the fixation of ceilings or for the devolution of tenancy rights in respects of such holdings". now sir my father was a Bhumidar as mentioned in the FARAD of my delhi land .... so what is the current status of a Bhumidar in delhi.... Can he make will on his agricultural land in name of only one of his legal heir.... or the ancestral law(as mentioned in hindu succession act) that it will be divided among all the legal heirs... pls reply.... UR TIME IS PRECIOUS ... I WILL B THANKFUL TO U...... JAI HIND my email id is: vinoddinpur@gmail.com

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