manoj
22 November 2012 at 09:29
dear Sir/Madam,
My uncle has recently transferred his piece of agriculrural land in jalgaon district on my name.My uncle is still alive and is reluctant to share with his 3 married daughters due to personal issues and have spent lakhs of rupees in their marriage which he has raised by selling some of his land.He is firm on his stand and neither wants to transfer anything till he is alive nor after his demise.My uncle has inherited the labd from my grandfather.
please advice.
Thanks,
Manoj
manoj
19 November 2012 at 18:22
Dear Sir,
My uncle has sold his agricultural land to me .Although he has 3 married daughters he never wanted to share any portion of the same.He is firm on his stand that doesnt want to share even a single inch of land with his daughters and son inlaws.In this case can they claim the share in land.
dhiraj
15 November 2012 at 16:50
sir my grandfather had made aregistered will for distributing his property to his three sons for his own earned land in gulbarga district.after 15 years my father had applied for the mutatation of land according to the will instructons, but even after 3 months the case is pendiing and gone to tahsildar offce for hearing.but the notices they have send reached us after two days of actual hearing this happened thrice,In between my father expired due to oldage illness,his two brothers have already expired , so now according to the will all the three sons are expired,and only their wives are still alive.
please advice me now whether the registered will gets dissloved or still it stands and their succesors or wives caan claim rights of the property.
what is the procedure for claiming the property .
regards
dhiraj
dhiraj
15 November 2012 at 16:40
dear sir ,
will the property get distributed to the three sons wifes as per will because he had 8 childrens out of which 5 were daughters and he has mentioned clearly that they are not eligble for his property.
we had applied for mutation process on my fathers name but he expired before the process was done.
Regards
Dhiraj
supabcdefgh
14 November 2012 at 09:53
In IITs, the institute claims that they automatically own what we discover, despite giving us full control and 70% income that arise out of it. I wonder what is wrong in sharing ownership?
Most international colleges, require explictly signing that clause of acceptance. But that is like forced signing. Because, to give some rigt, there should be some additional cost defined. How can a job be linked to giving away ones own right?
In IITs, no such paper was signed. They cannot even show any document.
And when we have to submit, they ask us to sign a document where we have to unlaterally, unconditionally assign the invention to IIT.
I didnot want to sign this. i wanted to state the truth that IIT is automatically the owner as it is paying me the salary. this was not excepted.
I have approached various time to IIT to resolve the issue. But they wont.
If you think I have a point, where I can gain my right to own and file my inventions at my own cost, please help me file the case.
khushbu
20 October 2012 at 16:42
i am a law student SYBLS LLB from mumbai. i want to do a course in IPR .i have two options - 1)an online course of IPR from confederation of Indian Industries (CCI)
2) a diploma in IPR from asain school of cyber laws which is affiliated to mumbai university..
which one should i opt for ? which one of them has more value ? or should i do both ??
Sunil
19 October 2012 at 10:37
Dear Sirs
Am an artist. Right now am doing the work of drawing pictures as per the order am getting from online outsourcing and delivering it to overseas clients under my on proprietor firm name. I have a logo and name for it. I want to register the trade mark. Which class is more applicable to me. Kindly advise.
Ritambhara
18 October 2012 at 13:57
Does perpetual assignment of software needs tobe registered? if yes, what are stamp duty implications?
vysakh
16 October 2012 at 22:14
hello sir ,
i would like to know if there is a word 'kess' (which has no meaning) already registered as a trademark, will i be able to use 'kkesinc' (this word also has got no meaning)to to get a trademark for my company under the same class.Or will this be considered as a similarity as "kes" is in both the words ?
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Land title issue
I PURCHASED ONE ACRE LAND IN 1984. IT GOT REGISTERED ON MY NAME. I obtained Panchayath Lay out approval and paid lay out fee in 1985 and have receipt also. After that I sold one plot also. I informed Revenue authorities stated I purchased the land giving my sale deed details and requested to issue Pahani . They issued. The pahani does not specified anywhere it is gairan land aor assigned land even Revenue authority never specified it is restricted land any where in pahani. Property not transferred on my name in revenue records. But he confirmed by issuing clean pahani for the said I purchased
When I approached in 2010 the revenue said it is gairan land. Having registered land and approved lay out and having clean pahani by revenue Do I get correct title.
Now revenue department arises that it is assigned land.
Question is if it is assigned land will they issue pahani even if they issue are they (Revenue)not supposed to mention in pahani.
I approached Registrars office he say he has been notified to the office in 2005 as Gairan land and not in 1985. As such he registered the sale deed.
can you please suggest how to proceed legally now. And what is the strength of Pahani document in the Law field. If possible kindly give me some case references of similar which are settled in the field of law by courts.