abhishek jhinghan
20 March 2011 at 12:53
is there a compulsion of registering a will of a self owned property (Immovable and movable property)
Anonymous
19 March 2011 at 22:54
I am aware it is fundamental right of citizens to change from one religion to another and there is no limit on changing religions from one to another. If one converts from Hindu to Sikh religion, what written legal "proof" is needed that person is now a Sikh? Is a certificate/letter of conversion written by Gurudwara sufficient legal proof? Or person has to get it registered, or do some kind of legal affidavit for future possible legal requirements.
Elumalai
19 March 2011 at 22:49
Hi sir,
My total land documents and passbooks are in my dad,s name some of my lands are my dad newly bought due to some problems my dad wants to put agreement to sell my land the prblem is my dad,s sister is asking half share of my property she got married since 1970 they are having more lands in thier place is there any chance to get share of my property pls provide assistance i get confused.
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Regarding ancestral property
my father are three brothers ex. A,B,C.i m only son of B and my uncle C has only one son. But my big uncle A has no son and no daughters.my uncle A has made the will of his ancestral property and self aquired property in favour of my cousin brother ( C's son).i want to know that can i get the equal share in ancestral property of my big uncle A. can i challenge the will becoz its a ancestral property? if i challenge the will so pls suggest me on which ground?pls reply..........