adv dolly rosario
13 March 2009 at 13:54
hello friends,
i need your help in the following case:
one of my client owns 3 different plots of land amounting to one big piece of plot. now she wants to gift 50% of the total plot to one of her sons. how can this be done? since she had bought the same from 3 different people there are 3 different 7/12 extracts for all the 3 plots in her name. which is the best and most secure method of gifting out the same without any legal problems in the future. kindly help reg the procedure to be followed reg the same.
thank u
aman
10 March 2009 at 21:06
i have leased 10 acres agriculture land to acouncil registered as a society for 12 years.the possession of land was handed over. the lease deed was written on 15 Rs stamp paper and not registered.i have receieved four payments(twice a year)from council in time.fifth payment was late 4 months frm time and i refused the cheque.now i want to cancel the lease deed.what is the legal validity of un registered lease deed? is council competent to go to court?
anup kumar
10 March 2009 at 17:47
if two flats are reserved for plantiffs in a order it can be possible to least pendent of that flat be registered
so that flats are reserved for platifs can not be contemed or to be registered to other
whether this is possible or not if not what is the other way to keep reservrd flat safe
thanx
sanjay singh thakur
07 March 2009 at 22:43
Dear All
Please provide me valuable information as to whether such Title Deed whose Title Holder is not alive can be given for Equitable Mortgage by making all the legal heirs as Guarantors to the bank or not and secondly whether there is any provision in law for the same.
Regards.
sanjay singh thakur
07 March 2009 at 22:43
Dear All
Please provide me valuable information as to whether such Title Deed whose Title Holder is not alive can be given for Equitable Mortgage by making all the legal heirs as Guarantors to the bank or not and secondly whether there is any provision in law for the same.
sampat mane
05 March 2009 at 14:59
A Case was filed for sharing of property by my dad against his brother. All the property purchses were made in the name of Elder brother. On his death he made will to pass those in his 2 daughters son's name(he did not have direct son)
The case was file in Satara civit court in year 2001. And their was ex-party decision in our favor in year 2005. This was challenged by them and now it is languishing in the courts for various reason :
1. Case transfer
2. Steps Unready
3. Filing of Say
4. Hearing
5. Argument on Exh.
6. Notice Unready.
Its almost 4 years now we have not occupied the property which is rightfully ours
Can you please inform how much maximum time does the the court takes to decide to handover the property after the decision
What steps to be taken or early redressal.
Can the advocate be blamed for not following up properly
Please reply on this
V. Mohankumar
03 March 2009 at 16:57
A rented flat (taken on rent in the 1940s) is converted into an ownership flat by an agreement between the landlord and the then existing tenant in the year 1992. As per the agreement, the existing tenant is offered a new flat in the newly reconstructed building, without any monetary consideration. One of the clauses of the agreement states that the tenant will not forego his right over the tenanted flat till he is able to occupy a flat allotted to him in the reconstructed building. However, he expires, intestate, in a hospital while he was staying on the tenanted flat, just 5 months before the old building was broken up. The deceased is survived by 3 daughters (all married and settled separately) and a son (who is also married but staying with his father).
On completion of construction, the son got to occupy the new flat. However, in the light of what is stated above, who actually is eligible for ownership of the flat since the deceased expired intestate; do the married daughters have any right over the new flat? If the son (since expired) has the right of ownership, will his legal heirs have the right to sell the flat without permission from his sisters?
kalyani choudhury
01 March 2009 at 23:20
How can a person prove that a Will has been signed by witnesses long after the death of the drawer of the will ? I have heard that carbon dating is one method to prove it. How is it done, from where and how much does it cost ? Are there any other ways to prove it ?
Pls. help. Thanks.
Kalyani
kalyani choudhury
01 March 2009 at 23:13
What are the points which will prove that a will is false and has been concocted.
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Equaitable mortgage
how can Eqitable mortgage be created on properties of deacesed if the original title deeds of ancestral properties executed before 1960 were lost. And the said property mutated in the names of legal heirs of deacesed without obtaining sucession certificate from competent court?
Pleae reply soon
regards
ashutosh mishra advocate