Ranganath.T
04 July 2009 at 14:49
Dear Sir,
My Name is Ranganath.T I need some help regards our ancestral property matter.
This is actual our Grand Mother’s Fathers property, there is no brothers for my Grand Mother, and for my father is a only son for my Grand Mother, since from 35 years we are living in her property but some unknowing peoples (neighbors & relatives) are training to get the Khata in their names, because of this reason I need to take the “Permanent Injection order” on the same property kindly tell me what I should do for this matter, and is it possible to get the order from court or any Department.
Kindly oblige and do the needful.
Thanking You.
Yours faithfully,
Ranganath.T
abhishek
04 July 2009 at 12:28
Dear Sir,
I would like to know that while filing a suit for injuction do we require an architect certificate which provides details of the value of the property.
it would kind of you to provide a brief on this.
Thanking You
Regards
Abhishek Mishrra
malashree
04 July 2009 at 10:59
An unprobated/unregistered will which shows the date 1.9.1989 has been produced in the Court on a plain paper. Although the signature of the testator has been challenged as the same clearly indicated forgery, however, I want to know whether the age can be ascertained about the paper and the signatre by an expert including forensic examination. Secondly, does this sort of will stands valid in the court of law and related judgements delivered by the Higher Courts.
Amit
03 July 2009 at 16:46
Dear All,
I am working with one construction company situated in Pune. we had taken the land on Lease of 95 yrs from MIDC in Raigadh dist.
Now we want to transfer the same land to another our friend concern.
Can we do so????
Please guide me on above matter
Regards
Amit
malashree
02 July 2009 at 23:34
The testator of the will had died during December 1990. Before his death the Testator made a will in the year November 1989. The will is unprobated and unregistered and never disclosed the will in any manner. Now recently on filing a Civil Suit during the month June 2009 a photocopy of the will has been produced before the Hon'ble Court. Out of two witnessess mentioned in the so called will one witness who was a doctor already is dead. Please clarify the following:
i. whether any time frame is fixed for probating the will.
ii. If this will is found forged in that condition what action needs to be taken.
iii. whether after conducting the forensic examination of the original will the authenticity of the will can be established?
iv. High Court / Supreme Court judgements related to unprobated unregisted and forged will may kindly be given.
Monish Nilwant
02 July 2009 at 20:41
If i want to execute e lase agreement for 15 years with some "X" as rent with an rent escalation cl of 10% increase in rent every 3 yrs what will be the stamp duty and registration charges applicable.
Plz do provide the relevant provisions which are applicable for stamy duty anr registration.
Specifically for registration fees on lease deeds i have not come across any specific.... provision
shehzad shroff
02 July 2009 at 15:20
Dear Sir,
Mr. A is a registered owner of land. Company B. wants to build mall on that land. Mr. A dont want to give ownership of land to company.
Can Mr. A give on lease of 50 years that land to company. Suppose Mr. A takes by way of premium Rs. ---- Lacs.
My queries are:
1) Is it possible to do as above.
2) Is it necessary to register a document with the government authorities or it will do if they execute a lease deed on stamp paper of Rs. 100
3) Company is telling that it will pay premium by way of installments every year.
4) Is it possible that Mr. A takes premium & also rent for every year.
5) Is it possible that Mr. A takes consideration by way of share in profits of that company.
Also please suggest other ways available, if any.
Please reply ASAP
Thanks
Ganesh
02 July 2009 at 09:26
A 60 year old man has a plot of land inherited from his father. He has 4 sons, he wants to build a house for himself on the plot 2 sons agree to give financial support the remaining 2 sons are not willing to support the old man. The old man is in dire need of a house. The question is that will the remaining 2 sons after the death of the old man claim right to the property or the house. What is the remedy available to the old man at present and the 2 sons who are willing to give financial support to the old man. The Land is inherited by the old man. He has no place to live and seeing his pity condition the other sons are willing to support him but the remaining 2 do not care for their father. Can law give no remedy for this injustice and teach a lesson to his remaining two sons. This problem of Old age people is getting very much agrravated in our country. Can law support them.
AJIT KAWATKAR
02 July 2009 at 00:51
does development agrmnt. made in maharashtra in1991atracts stamp duty ®isration? if so what is/was prevelling rate in 1991?
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Property Law
Dear Sir,
I would like to know wen we file a suit for injuction then, before filing the same, do we have to pay a fees in the range of (1%- 10%)of the total value of property in consideration to the court.
Awaiting for your reply.
Thanking You,
Regards
Abhishek Mishra