narendra khona
18 November 2024 at 06:11
Good Evening Sir,
My Query is that " A " gifted a portion of the Property to one to one of the his son's, " B ", & built boundary wall seprating the two properties.
Revenue officials made a mistake in calculating the area to be gifted & less area extent was calculated, & this error was unnoticed.
" A " passed away & " WILLED " the remaining property to his younger son " C ", Pookuvaruva was not done.
One year down the road " C " gifted a portion of the " WILLED " Property to his younger sister (Pookuvaruva was not done).
Latter down the road " C " too passed away, his wife & kid's inherited the property. A couple of year's latter the wife & kids did the Pookuvaruva.
The error comitted earlier by the then Revenue Official's was ignored, & " Pookuvaruva " was done for lesser area extent.
Latter down the road " B's " son found out this error that a portion of the Property is still in " A's " possession, who had passed away WILLED the remaining property to his younger son.
Can the Pookuvaruva done by " C's " wife be
" CANCELLED ", as Fraud was committed by them,( B is in possession of excess property, which reverted back to " A's " possession, who had WILLED the remaining property to his younger son " C "
Would Greatly Appreciate your views & input.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks, :-) 🙏 🙏
narendra khona
18 November 2024 at 02:17
Good Evening Sir,
My Query is that " A " gifted a portion of his Property to one to one of the his son's, " B ", & built boundary wall Separating the two properties.
Revenue officials made a mistake in calculating the area to be gifted & less area extent was calculated, & this error was unnoticed.
" A " passed away & " WILLED " the remaining property to his younger son " C ", Pookuvaruva was not done.
One year down the road " C " gifted a portion of the " WILLED " Property to his younger sister (Pookuvaruva was not done).
Latter down the road " C " too passed away, his wife & kid's inherited the property. A couple of year's latter the wife & kids did the Pookuvaruva.
The error comitted earlier by the then Revenue Official's was ignored, & " Pookuvaruva " was done for lesser area extent.
Latter down the road " B's " son found out this error that a portion of the Property is still in " A's " possession, who had passed away WILLED the remaining property to his younger son.
Can the Pookuvaruva done by " C's " wife be
" CANCELLED ", as Fraud was committed by them,( B is in possession of excess property, which reverted back to " A's " possession, who had WILLED the remaining property to his younger son " C "
Would Greatly Appreciate your views & input.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks, :-) 🙏 🙏
Subhash Soni
17 November 2024 at 21:11
Sir
I joined IIT Indore as Jr Technical Superintendent (Level 6) however before joining IIT I was working in PSU of DoT , TCIL on IDA E4 (equivalent to level 11) due to some personal issues I applied through proper channel and provided NOC to IIT. I would like to ask whether I will get Pay Protection in IIT. I have already submitted the representation in this regard in IIT.
Isaac Gabriel
17 November 2024 at 17:43
The District Consumers Grievances redressal Commission issued warrant against the oppposite party for not complying with its order. But the Police is not executing thewarrant and dragging.Is there provision to lock the firm which refuses to execute the warrant or anyother alternative to punish the opposite party and pay the amount? How long the police can keep it without executing.
INDIA FIRST
17 November 2024 at 13:17
My mother passed away in 1991.the rent receipt is in her name.We,legal heirs gave him our NOC on a notarized affidavit,but he refused to transfer rent receipt and insisted on getting a succession certificate from the court.Pls advise
CA Shivam Agrawal
16 November 2024 at 17:54
In the state of U.P. (Shikohabad) my Grandfather had given various properties- houses, shops & open lands to different people under "Registered Permanent lease". Please note that document does not say 99 years, but 'hamesha hamesha' or 'Patta Dawami'. All rights were given to the tenants including renting out, construction/alteration and above all 'Right to Transfer his Rights(further)'. Premium (Nazrana) was also taken from the tenant at the time of registration of document. The only right my grandfather had reserved with himself was the 'right to evict the tenant in case he fails to pay half rupee per year'. My Grandfather died and I have never realized any rent from them from the date of this lease. Now these tenants claim themselves to be the absolute owners of the properties held by them. My questions are:
1. Do I still have ownership over these properties?
2. If yes, proceedings shall be done under rent control act of T.P. Act? if there is an option which is faster?
3. Is it true what I have heard that rent control does not apply in case of permanent leases?
4. If they are still my tenants, can I sell/ transfer my "ownership rights" to a third person?
5. Can I go to the court to get a higher rent fixed as per market rates?
Thanks
CA Shivam
tn reddy
16 November 2024 at 13:33
Dear Sir, I have a case where which was appealed in the first appeals challenging the constitutional validity of the notification issued ie. before the Commissioner Appeals, but I lost the case as the appellate authority has not considered, hence, now can I go directly to the High Court ie. Writ Jurisdiction/Writ Court, while by passing the Tribunal which is supposed to be the next forum to go. kindly advice.
ka
16 November 2024 at 13:30
Hi sirs/madams , Till I am not seen my boy child, I am totally denied visitation rights my boy child now 18 + age. I want to see and meet my child legally what is the way to approach ?. I cómpleted my LLB 2022.
Thanks, Karthik.B.E.,LLB.,
Anonymous
15 November 2024 at 18:20
Scenario in Kerala: The deceased husband had the possessory right as per deed of 1965, whereas the surviving wife has jenmam right as per the same deed. The BT receipt is in the name of wife and others (there are 3 children). In this condition, how to partition the property.
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