Shreya
18 May 2009 at 11:15
The house I stay is in the name of My husband, my self & my Mother in law. My husband has one brother & one sister. Kindly let me know that in any unforesaid circumstances can my brother in law & sister in law claim right on the property.My husband runs a family business which is in the name of my mother in law.
What is the procedure my taking my mother in laws name from my Residential house.
Thanks In Advance.
kaushikphm
07 May 2009 at 14:36
Dear Sir,
My uncle,mysister and myself owned a shop and was rented by a reg. deed. But, as a senior member my uncle has been collecting rent past 10 years and depositing the rent in Joint account and not giving to us our share (1/4 th) and not agreeing for partition of meets and bounds. So, I filed a suit for willful default of rent against Tenant and the petition was dismissed stating that the share will have to be collected from My Uncle and the tenant is not in willful default. Shall I get justise when I filed appeal and advice me.
My uncle was not furnishing statement of Accounts.
Pradeep Kr
06 May 2009 at 18:19
We have a flat in Delhi jointly owned by me and my father. Now my father wants to gift his share on my name. Please let me know what is the process for the same and how stamp duty will be calculated if required on this gift deed.
Is there any legal conplication involved in future if I opt gift for this transfer.
Mrudula
06 May 2009 at 17:41
sir
Our Property is situated at chhattisgarh. and all the parties are residing at Maharashtra, however, the legal notice has been sent by the Advocate residing at Jabalpur(M.P.)My question is how far the advocate has jurisdiction to send the notice beyond the state?? irrespective of the location of property as well as Party.
Can he plead in the high court of different state? Plese guide.
SMIT SAURAV
05 May 2009 at 16:19
Dear Sir,
I booked for villa in Bhopal with a Builder. The property was booked in resale transaction where the , property originally booked by another person some times back was sold to me for a premium amount. The property was yet to be fully developed during that time. We were given all proof that the property is fully authorized and licensed by Govt and loanable from PSU as well as Pvt. Banks.
In all this process, I paid around Rs 1.15 lacs as premium to the original booking person and the initial deposit of Rs 1.05 lacs was done with the builder. Through this process, I was to remit scheduled payment as per agreement and demand note to be signed by the Builder. When such demand didn;t arrive, we tried to enquire the issue after four months of remittance. We were told that Stay has been placed by Hon'ble High Court of MP over dispute by the seller of the land to the Builder. Till date the fate of the case is yet to be confirmed by the Builder and even they are averse to share any information; not picking even phones. During this time the constitution of the Builder firm is being changed from Proprietorship to Limited Company. In all this anticipation, already 18 months have passed.
Can any of the learned advocated guide if the case can be filed with the Consumer Forum for refund of original as well as the premium amount paid against this booking of villa since the Builder has failed to oblige the product delivery conditions.
Normally what time does the Consumer Forum take to give verdict in such cases.
Thanking in anticipation.
With best regards
Smit Saurav
SANJAY
26 April 2009 at 09:30
My company wants to form a benefit fund for its employee's with the object to help them financially,in which there will be monthly contribution from all the employee's. Should I form a society or trust? where should I register it? how much time does it take for registration in Maharastra.
Please advice.
jach000019
25 April 2009 at 15:15
(1) UP TO HOW AMNY YEARS WILL CAN BE CHELLANGED?
(2) WHAT IS THE VALUE OF A NOTARIZED EXECUTED CONSENT FOR THE WILL IS IN THE EYES OF LAW?
(3)ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE WILL IS DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE BENEFICIARIES STILL THE PROBATE OF THE WILL IS NECESSARY?
(4)BENEFICIERIES OF THE WILL CAN CHELLANGE THE WILL AFTER TAKING HIS DISTRIBUTION?
PRACHI
24 April 2009 at 13:24
Please let me know is there any specific format of vakalatnama. whether we have to affix any court fee stamp on it
Meenakshi Sundaram
23 April 2009 at 21:33
A person suffered grievous injuries filed a claim petition before the Motor Accident claims tribunal, pending trial he was dead.L.R.S claiming compensation. Whether legal heirs are entitled for getting compensation through the claim petition filed by the original injured petitioner.
© 2024 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Equitable mortgage
Dear friend
Kindly clear that whether title deed pertaining to agricultual land can be given to the bank for creating equitable mortgage. Moreover can a certificate from the Collector or Circle Officer to the effect of non agricultural use be ssufficient for giving agricultual land for the purpose of Equitable Mortgage.
Regards.
S.S.Thakur