Prakash
24 April 2018 at 12:57
Dear Sir,
Please advise me the prescribed manner in which the minutes of a charitable trust are to be maintained.
can these be maintained as soft copies on pc or do they have to be printed and filed. do they have to be signed by the chairman of the trust.
look forward to your advises
mohit jain
23 April 2018 at 22:47
My grandfather has the registry documents in his own name in respect of the property that is earlier (20 years or above) a document is prepared on a simple paper for distribution of property between the two brother that is signed my grandfather.
But now My grandfather claiming that propert's registry in my name on legal documet so it is mine.
My question is that who is the legal owner of the property ?
Jatinder Singh
22 April 2018 at 14:13
Can objections and new evidence can be part of evidence in form of affidavit for consumer forum ?
Anonymous
22 April 2018 at 10:35
My mother has mortgaged her site for a meager Rs 1 lakh from her grandson for a period of 3 years. 6 months before the expiry of 3 years, she died. This deed has been executed without her remaining two sons knowledge. What will happen now to the mortgaged deed. What the sons who were not aware of the deed can do now.
anilkumar
20 April 2018 at 14:53
Experts, Please let me know how much is the stamp paper value for drafting supplementary trust deed in kerala.
Anonymous
19 April 2018 at 20:33
Hello Experts,
I have a will which was made by my grandfather who died about 5 years ago.
It was drawn on paper. It is neither notarized nor registered.
My father passed away about a year ago.
My father was the only son of my grandfather.
Now I would like to get the will registered.
On visiting the registrar office i was told that probate would be needed and that the Registrar registers the probate and not the will itself.
I insisted that the witnesses were ready to file affidavits about the genuiness of the will and that the testator too would file the affidavit and we would provide all needed documents.
The Registrar however insisted on obtaining probate without which he would not register the will and that it is his discretion to decide what documents are needed to register the will
I would like to know what action lies with me againt the Registrar?
Is it ok if instead of registration I opt for notary?
Junaid Shaik
16 April 2018 at 19:34
Hi..
I want to change my name format. Currently my name follows [lastname] [firstname] [middlename] as per Andhra Pradesh records. But Aadhar treats my firstname as the middle name. How do I change it?
srinivas
15 April 2018 at 11:43
Respected Sir,
My Uncle bought a land in year 2001 from a GPA holder and the time of registration there is a mistake in the survey number and the linked document number. MY Uncle is un-educated and he bought the land through a broker and neither my Uncle nor the broker have noticed this mistake. and now when we went for a correction, the document writer says the owner who sold the land (GPA Holder) should come and sign again, and when we said the same to the GPA holder he is now saying that because of some personal/business reasons between him and the actual owner, his GPA has been cancelled and he asked us to go to the original owner. The original owner is totally refusing to accept this and claiming i am not the owner for your documents to re-sign. we are doing these round trips from last 6 months (with the neighbor suggestions and pleading them to come) but they totally refusing an betraying us sometimes.
Sir, please advise us what should we do now. and the document writer also told us that in this situation, there is a way of 'self declaration' by the GPA document. the sub-registrar can directly correct this, but the corrections will not reflect in the Registration records (meaning in EC and etc). is this true? sir please advice do such by-process exist and is this a good one to go. we are planning to sell the land.
sir please advice us.
Many more thanks in advance for your reply.
Anonymous
14 April 2018 at 14:55
Hi,
I am currently residing in Bangalore and I wish to form a partnership firm.I have to print the deed on Rs. 100 stamp paper or Rs. 1000 or any other amount?Further does it have to be notarised?
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