kumar
06 October 2009 at 17:00
what does indian law say about dividing ancestral property if A inherits some property and now he is dead leaving B(wife)
C(daughter married ),D(daughter married).
rajat sehgal
06 October 2009 at 16:43
Can a third party dispute be a part of an arbitration agreement between the 2 parties? which judgement/section of the arbitration law clears that a dispute with a third party will be out of the purview of the agreement??
Manish Singh
06 October 2009 at 16:43
detail explanation on power of a court to refer any amtter related to law to higher court
Member (Account Deleted)
06 October 2009 at 16:31
The Young Persons (Harmful Publications) Act, 1956
Are obscene clippings in films, dance shows in Television channels,fashion shows in india, exposing pictutres on magzines comming under The Young Persons (Harmful Publications) Act, 1956 or not?
Yogesh
06 October 2009 at 16:27
My Father has purchased a 5000 Sq Feet of Land in pune using Agreement to sale (Sathe Khat). This was done 10 years back.
The owner of the plot has died few years back. I am having a orginal Sathe Khat and Index paper with Me.
No Body is occupying the plot at present.
How to proceed to get legal ownership of the Plot.
Regards,
Yogesh
jagadhathri
06 October 2009 at 16:01
in a civil case plaint can be amended at any stage by filing APC..... lik wise whether a complaint can also be amended? if yes or no give sec regarding tat..
Prashant
06 October 2009 at 15:57
Dear All
I am opening a savings bank account jointly with my wife.
The bank has provided following options for account operations-
1.Either or survivor
2.Former or survivor
3.Anyone or survivor
So I would like to know the difference between the above 3 terms & significance of these terms & which is the best option
Thanks in advance
GOPINATH
06 October 2009 at 15:23
HI THIS IS GOPINATH JOINED MBL 1ST YEAR IN NLSIU,(2009), CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME FOR PROJECTS ASSIGNMENTS? IM FINDING IT DIFFICULT TO COMPLETE THEM ALL? PLEASE
THANKS
REGARD,
GOPINATH.R
Rajesh Jain
06 October 2009 at 15:15
Dear Legal Expert,
My father left a will dated Feb 2005. He expired in Sep 2005. The will was duly witnessed by 2 witnesses (My father's friend and his son) but was not registered. The Will was disclosed to us by our mother and my Father's witness friend in July/August 2009 in the presence of all beneficiaries. The Will has not been probated so far. As per the Will, all movable Cash / Bank Balances and immovable property has been clearly divided amongst Sons. Daughter gets a share of movable property. However, during the lifetime of my mother, everything belongs to my mother and the legal heirs get to exercise their rights only after the death of my mother. My mother expired in Sep 2009. Now the questions are:
1. What are the steps to effect execution of Will in case of:
a. Will agreed by all legal heirs
b. Not agreed by some legal heirs
2. Is Probate compulsory, even if all legal heirs agree to the Will. What are the steps and costs involved
3. Should we execute a Family Settlement Deed or any other document to ensure written confirmation of all family members
4. How do we get the share of residential property registered in our respective names and what are the steps and costs involved
5. Should we distribute movable Cash/Bank balance etc immediately without waiting for any probate etc or we need to wait for the same
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards
Rajesh
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legal right of married daughters after registered will
Sir,
My Mother's father died in may 09 leaving behind a registered will for all movable & immovable property in favour of his younger brother's sons. My mother had only one sister and not nay brother. My mother is getting treatment from woumb cancer. Her father had not given any penny of his earned income to both daughters. Now she can file a civil suit against regsitered will and get her rights individually.