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Nandana   28 August 2009 at 11:46

ancestral property rights to daughters

My father in law has an ancestral property acquired by his father. he as 2 sons and 3 daughters all of whom are married. i would like to know whether daughters have an equal share in land inspite that they were married in 1992, 1993 and 1995 respectively. i got to know some information about hindu succession act in the internet which says that daughters married before 1992 are entitled to have claim in the ancestral land. my father in law is still alive, can he execute a will in his daughters favor by giving less proportion of his land to sons?

sdkharadkar   28 August 2009 at 10:38

Partition by Karta of HUF

A partition deed was executed by the karta of family between three brothers in the year 1957, the land was divided between three brothers unequally. The partition deed was registered. Later one of the property in the name of karta was showing the name of Karta as Ekatra Kutumb Manager even afetr division in 1957 upto the year 1992. On his death in 1992 the leagl heirs of Karta got their nmaes registered in the records. Can the lagal heirs of other brothers be registered in the property name. Is there any provision to delete the name of Ekatra Kutumb Manager from the records, whether the legal heirs of the other two brothers should have been contacted while the name of Karta, is ther any decided cae law on the matter

mehul dave   28 August 2009 at 10:05

civil suit or consumer forum or Criminal case.

resp sir(s),
my client is a commission agent of agro. commoridities. before a few months he stored his goods at a ware house of a pvt. ltd.co. after sometimes he went to lift the goods but found that the goods was of a substandard quality and also live insects were found therein. he also found that no stpes were taken to protect the goods from insects or anyother kind of damages. he informed this to an authorized person of that other co. that autho.person gave assurance through e mail that they would compensate my cliend for the total loss. so my client lifted the goods. but now on repeated demands there is no headway in the matter and that other company does not pay the amount of loss. they once said, that we will pay you the total loss as soon as possible. but till date no payment has been made.
Location: my clients business is in the State A. that opposite pvt.ltd.co. is in State B. ware house in question is in State C. another ware hous of that other pvt.ltd.co. is in the same city of my clinet in state A. but the event took place at the ware house in State C.so kindly guide me what i can do in this matter can i go for consumer protection...or should i file a civil suit? if civil suit then under what heading? what are the relevant laws?..at which place the civil suit to be filed? can i lodge a criminal complaint? if yes then under which section?
thanking you in anticipation.

Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate   28 August 2009 at 08:48

29 cr.p.c.

Experts,
is there any case law upon 29 cr.p.c.?
what about 29 ,357 cr.p.c.

venkat reddy   28 August 2009 at 08:26

306 of IPC

in a criminal case deceased had given dying declaration that she has been harassed. But there is no continuous harassment earlier to that which is required in 306 IPC is there any citations in this regard, let me know.

venkat

Sahil Adv.   28 August 2009 at 02:41

Can a Power of Attorney holder execute a Gift Deed?

1) If my uncle executes a General Power of Attorney or Special Power of Attorney in favor of my brother, Can my brother later execute a Gift Deed in favor of our mother for immovable property which is in Delhi?

2) Which kind of Power of Attorney would be more appropriate General or Special?

3) Can my uncle execute Power of Attorney in a different zone in Delhi other than where property actually exist?

Please Note that this Power of Attorney is without consideration.

If its Special Power of Attorney, can someone please give me a sample for this situation.

Regards,
Sahil

gurudutt   27 August 2009 at 23:39

legality of mg. committee under maharashtra co-op scty.

1 ) can the mg. commitee of a hsg. scty.
which has not filed M20 bonds , represent the society in legal courts or file affidavits as representatives.

2 ) what action can be taken against such a mg. commitee which has presented / passsed audit documents in AGM , without the signature of the auditor

PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU   27 August 2009 at 23:21

bail application

hello all learned experts
a lady suicide after the 11 years mairrage life during the period of 11 years no any dispute between the wife and husband after the death of lady fir was lodged against husband and father in law and alleged that the lady died due to adultry of her husband with another person but fact is not detacted by me but the relative of accused gave some medical papers of doctor regarding the ill mental health and the method of suicide is jumped into the wall by her self pls guide me that is the best defence with the documentary evidence in the bail application or not and pls provide the judgement for the release on the bail such type of offences

vinod bansal   27 August 2009 at 22:17

Judgment required

R/Members
will you plz provide me judgment "kapil deo singh vs king AIR 1950 PC 80 "
Thanx n Regards

A Truthseeker   27 August 2009 at 21:35

forensic examination

a few decades back the medical science mainly depends on observation for diagonising the disease. now the pathological tests are the sheet anchor of a doctor. but unfortunately the IOs do not exploit the modern scientific knowledge and still worse there is very few forensic laboratory.