NehaAgarwal
25 February 2012 at 13:31
Hi,
I want to do the mutation of my land in which , we have built our home.
Our home is in private society. Some of our neighbhood already done with the mutation.
Our khasra number is 998 and plot is in lucknow Ismileganj.
For the mutation, I have approached one lawyer. We have given all the required information and he already taken 7000 Rs. from us. Now around 2 years are over, still that lawyer is not able to do mutation and not ready to return the money also.
He is again asking for more money. Everytime he ask for some more money and time.
And after taking the money and time, he is failed to do the mutation without any statisfied reason.
I have three questions:-
-How much time and money is required to do the mutation of the land?
- What is the procedure to do the mutation?
- I am suffered a lot from this laywer, he is making us fool from past 2 years.What action I can take against him?
Please reply to the above three questions.
Thanks in advance.
Manjeet
05 December 2011 at 14:53
Hi
Just extension to my earlier query.
Sir, i am going to seek information from the Deputy Commissioner of Police office in connection with complaint against me U/S 498a, 406 etc.
Kindly let me know to which departments/persons, i should copy same to build more pressure on the police deptt. Thanks
PARTHA SARKAR
05 November 2011 at 08:50
Kindly advise me on the following situation:
1. PIO informed at the hearing that records is not traceable hence providing actual information sought for not possible.
2. State Information Commission hard both side at the hearing and directed the PIO to search record vigorously and supply the information sought for to the petitioner within 30 days from the date of receipt of the order.
3. After expiry of the 30 days a petition has been submitted at the Commission followed by a fresh RTI petition at the Commission.
4. Comes to know from the reliable source that the said PIO sent an e-mail directly to the Commission mentioned record not traceable without supplying any information to the petitioner.
5. Even after repeated follow up State Commission still keeping themselves silent and not providing any information or taking any action against the said defaulter PIO (took more than six month time to respond) nor impose any penalty.
A. Under these circumstances is it advisable to write to the Governor stating the entire facts – complaint against State Information Commissioner for violation of the Act?
Regards
Partha Sarkar
Anonymous
20 October 2011 at 16:51
On 17.9.1998, I purchased 1.30 acres of land from Mr.X, Hindu, who had inherited the same from his father through oral partition. Mr.X had a minor son, aged 15 years and 3 daughters (all majors, 1 married and 2 unmarried). Mr.X mentioned in the sale deed that he was selling the land to clear his loans as well as for the education of his son, and the sale deed was signed by him for himself and his minor son, as also signed by Mrs.X (now deceased). The Revenue department has also issued Patta to me on 27.3.2008.
Mr.X is alive today.
Now (in Oct 2011), his 3 daughters are claiming compensation for their share of the land.
I would like to know if :
a. The daughters can claim any interest at all under any law.
b. Even if there is any interest, can it be struck off citing testamentary disposition of property which had taken place before 20/12/2004, as per Hindu Succession Act amended in 2005.
c. Will Article 109 of the Schedule in the Limitation Act (12 years have passed since sale deed) come to my rescue?
Thank you
kRISHAN LAL
11 August 2011 at 11:48
Sir,
My mot 141 sq.yds.her purchaseda plot of land and constructed a holuse thereon in 1952. My father died in 1984 and my mother expired in 1999 intestate without leaving any will. We are five brothers and one sister. In he year 2001 we executed a deed of relinquishment in favour of one of our brother.
Sir my precise query is whether my brother on the basis of the deed of relinquishment which was registrered in the office of sub-registrar, Rohinmi, Delhi, can sell gthe property or is it necessary to first get the property mutated in his name in the sub-registrar's office. Whether Ded of relinquishment is asufficient document for selling the property
Kindly advise
Krishan Lal
Lakshmi
25 May 2011 at 16:53
i have come to know through some source that adivasi land could not be purchased but could be taken on lease for 99 years. How far is it true. pl. help. I am looking forward for taking a piece of land for myself
Vijay Pandey
02 May 2011 at 16:34
Dear Sir
Please can the forum provide a draft format of Public Interest Litigation under Article 226.
Regs
Vij
S.R.Venkatraman
02 May 2011 at 06:52
My injunction suit at the District Judicial Magistrate's court was dismissed basically on the statements of the defendant and not proper verification of documents filed by the defendants.
Had proper verifications been made by the magistrate, it would have been crystal clear about the manipulations/tampering etc made in those documents.More importantly, the so called police complaint filed by the defendant which was submitted to the court is against some other person and not against us.These and the statements made by the defense counsel led to the dismissal of my suit.I am now forced to appeal against the lower court's order.
In this situation, I wish to file a criminal case against the defendant for forging/submitting land documents in the same judicial magistrate's court.Is this permissible?
I have filed these tampered/fabricated documents to the concerned authorities like the Tehsildar/V.A.O and others under R.T.I to know the truth.
Kindly advise.
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Ancestral property defined in law
Sir
Ancestral property in internet is "property which has remained unpartioned in the family for 4 generation or others
Kindly educate us where in law book/Act the definition of ancestral property is defined.