T.Srinivas
28 March 2010 at 19:05
Hello experts
one of my clients grand father transfered his entire property to their sons by way of registered will, after demise of my client grand father, how can claim my client to thier share in the ancestral property, is it possible to file partition suit?
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 09:38
after death of my father my brothers got the property (agriculture land)tranfered in their name i am the only sister and married.
i want to know will they be able to sell the land without my consent
what can i do in this case
suneetha
28 March 2010 at 07:31
Sir,
Regarding share of property of my father he already died leaving married son in same house which he bought fron his ancistral share now we two sister must get share please help us
Arati Gawde
27 March 2010 at 22:31
One Farmer (Hindu-man) died, left behind his son & daughter, at the time of his death daughter was married, so on his father’s property brother insert only his name. This incident happen approx 40 years back , at right now both that brother & sister were dead. And heir (son) of that brother trying to insert his name on his father’s property. Now the question is arise whether heir (son) of that lady (sister) have any right in his grand father’s (maternal) property? Where her mother’s name was not insert 40 years back on 7/12 extracts of her father’s property. If yes, plz give citation for the same.
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 14:23
Dear Sirs,
what is the difference between Letters of Administration & Succession Certificate. Preferably, please explain me at lenght and with examples.
Regards
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 13:48
Further to my query I need further clarification on this matter.
In this case where you suggested that the property of my grand father will have to be equally divided amongst my father and his 2 married sisters.
If this property is not divded and left as it is, then what will happen after these 3 people are not alive.
I am the only son of my dad and one aunty has 2 sons and 2 married daughters, another has 2 married daughters.
Please let me know if all of us will have equal share in the property or how it will be divided?
will the married daughters of my aunt have right on the property?
Christ
27 March 2010 at 13:22
Dear Friends,
I would like to know the formalities of converting an agricultural land to an industrial land in Tamilnadu. It would be really helpful if you can guide me step by step.
Thanks in Advance.
Anonymous
27 March 2010 at 10:30
My grandfather was alloted a plot through housing board. He had a WILL written for a portion of the land in the name of my mother.The WILL was subsequently probated in the court after his death.
Since there was no transaction in the sub-registrar office, will my mother's name reflect in the encumbrance certificate if i apply for one.
Will i have any legal issues later in this case. Also what is the procedure for including my mothers name in the encumbrance certificate.
Bankers and Builders are insisting on an encumbrance certificate though i keep telling them it is a probated WILL.
Would be happy if i have this query answered by your community.
bharat borikar
26 March 2010 at 23:54
sir, please tell me that what is the stamp duty under Bombay stamp act leaved on gift deed if gift deed made in favour of nepwee by his real uncle.
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Request advice
Dear sir,
My father died in 1984, before that he made a will which was registered in1982.
As per the will , the property left by him is to be equally divided by the three sons out of five sons and three daughters. as per the will he has already given the shares to two sons and three daughters.At present out of three daughters only one is alive.Now we three brothers want to probate the will. Kindly request advice what is to be done and how long will it take.
Thanks