We are in possession and enjoyment of a piece of service inam land since about 50 years in Karnataka. RTC and Katha are not recorded in our name despite several requests. These are in the name of holder of service inam. Our application for grant of right as tenant has been rejected though details are not available. The piece is not re-granted either. Kindly let us know the options available to get the rights.
Can we apply for grant under Bagair Hukum provisions or can we approach the court on the basis of Adverse Possession. Is there any other avnue?
My Grandfather is the Chief of our village, my father is the legal heir to my grandfather and I am to my father, but unfortunately my father died few years back. Now I become the legal heir of my Grandfather (as per our Kuki ustomer law in Manipur). After the death of my father, my Grandfather give POA to my uncle stating it is irrevocable one. Now my question is:
1. Can I challenge and override the POA?
2. How can I claim my rights, to be the Chief of our village?
II have no family. I wish to donate a large part of my wealth for charity after my death. I understand that I can prepare a Will for this. But I am finding it difficult to find a trustworthy person to execute the will. Is there any solution to this problem ?
Sir(s)
I got preliminary decree in the year 2010 in a partition suit and filed an application for final decree for metes and bound as per the preliminary decree. From the time of preliminary decree till date my decree remained on paper only without any change in the preliminary in spite of litigations. .I want to know what is the limitation period for a preliminary decree in partition suit for claiming my property in the partition suit. Whether my preliminary decree becomes null or I can apply for final decree proceedings in the court. Further can I sell my share allotted in the preliminary decree at this stage,Please let me know how can I proceed.
I would be grateful if obliged . Thanking you
M.Satyanarayana
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My mother and her brother(uncle) bought land property jointly which is undivided. This land which is vacant has been bought from each of their own funds. 2 years back my uncle filed for injunction against my mother to restrain her from selling her part of the undivided share. High court had stayed the proceedings of the injunction suit. Till date the stay is in force. Our view is that co owner cannot be restrained from selling his or her undivided share of the vacant land property on which high court has stayed the proceedings. Now since my uncle is not able to vacate the stay, so he has freshly filed a pre-emption suit for the same property and has again asked for the interim injunction in the district court. Now can for the same property where the high court has stayed the injunction proceedings in the co owner case - can the other party file an suit for pre emption and again ask for temperory injunction??? my uncle through a different case is trying to get the same outcome of injunction??? Is this legally allowed or is it barred?
Hello Respected Sir (s)/ Ma'am,
I have gone through a Divorce which is fully settled with my Ex Wife 4 years back. I have a Son who is around 9 years now and I have agreed for "No Access" as per my Wife's condition during the Settlement. My query is that after he turns 18, does he have any rights in my property? I have 1 flat which is transferred to me from my GrandMother (who is no more) and as I was the nominee. I am the 100% owner of this Flat (Ancestral). Additionally, I have purchased another flat on a joint name (with my Wife now) - this is from mine and her personal funds (through Home Loan). Kindly advice what rights my Son from my first wife have in my assets/ properties and also what can the possible workaround be to avoid any legal issues in the future. I already have made a Will in which it has been documented that I do not wish to give anything to my Ex Wife/ Son from my Ex Wife. I stay in Mumbai and Ex Wife is also in the same city as mine.
I have got a decree in my favor.... But my counsel is not paying heed to my instructions to file for execution petition... Can i engage other counsel to file the execution petition?
Dear Learned Lawyers,
I have a small doubt regarding cancellation of legal heir certificate obtained fraudulently. Some say that the court is the authority to cancel the legal heir certificate obtained fraudulently and some others say that the Higher official of the Revenue Department can cancel the fraudulent legal heir certificate. The rules and regulations change slightly from state to state. Can any one clarify who is he competent authority to cancel the legal heir certificate issued by the Thasildar of the Revenue Department in TAMIL NADU ? Can the Revenue Divisional Officer or Sub-Collector cancel the fraudulent legal heir certificate or only the court has the authority to do so ? If there is any citation, please share the same.
Thanking you,
B.Balaji
About me I am Sangeetha, Age -22 ,B.Sc graduate and I wish to ask some clarification on proprty rights.
I am only daughter for my mother (Aged-50-Divorce). My mother got divorce from my father after 17 years
(Marital life is only 2 years only for them) During the year of divorce got, I was 15 years old and at that time
one time settelment was made by father for the lumsum amount decided in the lok adalat court by giving 2 DDs
one for my mother and another one for me. Against this settelment only he got divorce from my mother .From my
childhood,I am always with my mother and still living with her and I am also unmarried. She is working in private firm
with less salary.I never saw him from my childhood to till date.He was govt rtd clerk. After getting divorce, my father
is not getting 2nd marriage and expired at the age of 60 recently.In this situation I wish to clarify some doubt on the property issues.
Properity-1 A residential house is there in my grand mother name (Father's mother ) and she is not alive.
Properity-2 A residential house is there in my father's name .
Will for property -1 is there, accordingly it will go to my father's younger sister.
Will for property -2 is there, accordingly it will go to my father's younger brother.
Shall I claim my father's share of property in the above two properties.If yes, in what way can I claim.
Yours faithfully,
Sangeetha.K
Correction in registered conveyance deed
Sir,
I got conveyance deed of my plot from HUDA ( Haryana Urban Development Authority) and also got registered from sub registrar office.But my area of my plot on conveyance deed obtained from HUDA ( i.e 164.96 sq meter) is different from after getting registered from sub registrar office( it shows 329.92 sq meter). It is double of actual Area. I discussed in registrar office but they are saying it is picked by software. But your plot area is 164.96 square meter(as in conveyance deed). Weather it is necessary to correct this mistake? If it is so, please tell how I can correct this mistake legally.