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Swapnil Chavan   08 December 2011 at 14:17

Succession rights to the daughters

Dear Sir/Madam,

My mother's father died in 1993 without making any will and left some property. He is having 2 girls & 3 sons. The 7/12 is now jointly on the name of 5 childrens. Since last 3 years 7/12 is unpaid. There are some tenants who are paying the rent to 2 brother's and from which the proeprty is getting maintained. Now two brother's are denying to give the equal rights to two girls. We have tried to solve this mutually and also shown the recent supreme court judgement. Even though the same is denied.
Now can we go for legal and what steps we have to consider while filing a suit.
Your expert advise is highly appreciable.

Thanks

Swapnil

S.RamaRaoAdvocate   07 December 2011 at 22:26

Ipr

I am an Advocate Registered in Karnataka Bar Council. I am extremely interested in Practising IPRs. Do I need to qualify Patent Examinations to Practice IPR as an Advocate ?
Please advice. Thanking you.

Anonymous   07 December 2011 at 21:14

Trade mark act

what is the position of a suit of passing off filed by a unregistered owner of trade mark on a registered firm using the same name?

Anonymous   06 December 2011 at 17:13

Consolidated list of decided cases on trademark act

Dear Experts,
I have been assigned to prepare a consolidated list of decided cases on Trademark Act till date from journal of decided reported cases. Please provide your expert advise as to the format of the sheet and the heading of the columns I can have.

Please suggest me with a model format if possible.

Thanks & Regards

francisray   04 December 2011 at 13:52

Is the judgement is correct

sir, my nana(victor richardson)he was a britisher had married two wifes(first wife name was josphine she had two childern name john and merlyn richard son)when the first wife died victor richardson married second time her name was janemary who was the younger sister of josphine.janemary had three childern from victor richardson two daughter name liliyan and marie and one son named ganet). in apredecided john died in an accident which everyone said that jane has did this but there was no prove after this my mother(merlyn richardson)name came on the 7/12 .after the death of victor richardson jane married second time to michale anthony from who she had eight childern.as she married second time the property was bought by the money of victor richardson who was(a mail driver in the railway the money which he got after the reteriment was used to by the property but we dont have the prove were as jane also didnt have the prove then how the apex court gave the judgement in her favour .the property was not given to the richardson childern but went to anthony childern who was a khalasi.is this a judgement.the mother is not giving the share to there daughter and son of richardson and she had not attend the high and the apex court the even dont know who is janemarry but still gave the judgement in here favour.we r fighting the case past 40 yrs and the apex court is giving the judgement in two day .
i want to say that though mother name was on the 7/12 the high court also gave the judgement that the property was distur buted among the family memeber .why the high court judgement was kept a side.as the property was bought for the welfare of the family the why it was not disturbuted equally among the family member.we even wnt to the lok adalat there also shae didnt came then why without knowing who is janemary the judgement was given in here favour.Are the judges corrupt or our low has turn blind and weak were every tom dick ans harry can come and take the judgement int there favour.Or there r no strong pleader to fight the case.

TRIBHUVAN PUROHIT   02 December 2011 at 11:13

Rent & compensation

Respected Sir,
I have read in one gujrati newspaper that by mentioning word Rent instead of Compensation one party lost the case to its tenant.

It is recent judgement about 2-3 months back only, i am not in a position to trace it out.

somebody please give me the complete reference of the case.

Thanks in advance.

Thanking you,

Tribhuvan Purohit

Anonymous   26 November 2011 at 09:58

Name transfer

Dear Sir/Madam,
My client purchases a plot in 1995 at that time he cannot transfer this property in his own name.
But now he wishes to transfer this property in his own name. But saler is not available.
How can he transfer this property in his own name?
This property is not Registered it is an only contract of sales.

Naveen Jain   21 November 2011 at 11:16

Car parking space

Dear Expert,
I am an Advocate at Guwahati. i wanted to know the details regarding allotment of car parking space in an apartment by a builder.
There was an agreement between the society and the builder at Mumbai regarding re-development of the apartment in which the car parking space were alloted on rental basis to the flat owners earlier. but now as per the new agreement the car parking space is divided in the ratio 50% each between the builder and the society and the society shall sell the car parking space to the flat owners. tell me what are the rights of the flat owners in this connection regarding their right over the car parking space being the owners of the flat in the apartment.

Anonymous   20 November 2011 at 09:41

Flat transfer

The society in where i reside contains a flat which was sold by the tenant to a new party a few years back. This was being sold to the other party without even giving a prior notice to the society and also the purchaser didnt get a N.O.C from the society for the same. No transfer fees are also being paid to the society and the shares being in society records still in favour of original owner. Now the society being going into redevelopment is it possible for the developer to demolish the premises of that particular owner without getting the consent of the society. Also can you guide us as to what all legal action can be taken against the new purchaser who still has lacs of amount to be paid to the society to get the flat transferred into his name. Thanks in advance

Anonymous   20 November 2011 at 09:31

Will

Does the new judgement on GPA/SA ruled out by supreme court Conveys that hence forth all the Wills that are to be made needs to be compulsorily registered.