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Anonymous   27 July 2024 at 01:36

Religious endowment and share of pujari in temple offerings

My grandfather was mohtamim of a temple in 1972. After his death my father was appointed as a mohtamim by DC Kangra in 1983. Accordingly, my father managed the temple affairs and performed puja exclusively till 1997.
In 1997, HP Govt. takeover the control of the temple and formed a committee under the chairmanship of SDM to manage the temple.
Being an exclusive pujari and mohtamim of the temple, the Committe assigned 12 months puja and 20% share in the offerings of the temple to my father.
In 2013, SDM made an adverse decision and divided puja and share among 4 brothers of my father stating it the matter of inheritance.
Whereas my grandfather has made a will and bequeathed puja rights exclusively in favour of my father.

1. Whether puja right is a matter of inheritance?
2. Share in offerings which started first time in 1997 is partible among 4 brothers of my father ? whereas my father has performed puja exclusively since 1983 to 2013.

Please advise me

Vikas Kumar Singh   27 July 2024 at 00:10

Title deed not received from bank

Its been weeks since I have not received my original deed from the bank even after paying all the outstanding.
My Loan is in Kolkata and I stay in Chennai for my work. I cannot visit kolkata too soon
I authorize my father to collect all the documemts from the bank. However, the letter was not acxepted by the bank nor they afe communicating me or sending my deed to my address
What should I do?

raju   26 July 2024 at 22:58

Partiality

My query is that an employee of private service was removed without any notice and inquiry and employer also withheld salary and gratuity. When the employee approach the labour authorities the employer filed false cases of theft to police just to pressures the employee. Please advise some remedy as police is partially in favour of the employer.

Mainak Dutta   26 July 2024 at 22:13

Selling of property once sold by cooperative society

Hi, I live in Kolkata, West Bengal. My father is trying to sell an old flat of ours which was allotted to him though a cooperative society on 1986. Now the buyer is trying to get a loan and the bank is asking for an NOC from the cooperative society, but that particular society doesn’t exist anymore. All of the members died and no new body was formed. What will be the next step here?

Anonymous   26 July 2024 at 12:07

Leave and license agreement- for office

Dear Expert, we are taking office on lease for 3 years in Mumbai whose owners are Father (80 Years) & Son ( Lives in Canada ), since the one of the Owner is not in India can we get the registered agreement done with the Father alone, please advise

Amit   25 July 2024 at 19:01

Uniform commercial code

This is not a federal law in America.
All 50 states have adopted the same.
Is this law applicable in India?
If someone claims (puts a lien) a property under UCC 1 in India is he correct to do so?
If Yes what is the procedure to be followed in India to complete the claim?

Anonymous   25 July 2024 at 17:03

Floor number mentioned wrongly but flat no. is correct

I am going to purchase resale flat in housing society. However on the sale agreement the floor number is mentioned correctly as First floor. But on the sale deed in some parts, floor number is mentioned as second floor and in some parts it's mentioned as first floor. Flat no. is correctly mentioned everywhere.Can I proceed further with this deal ? Thanks alot for this advice 🙏🏻

Anonymous   25 July 2024 at 16:56

Property left out in "will".

Dear Experts, kindly answer my query.
My friends father had 3 self acquried properties in his name. 2 Houses and one plot of size 100 x 60 in which he constrected 6 shops in 100 x 20 in front area and left 100 x 40 backside as empty land.
In his "will" he allotted 1 house to his son, 1 house to his daughter and allotted 6 shops to his wife, with condition that she can only enjoy the income (rent) from 6 shops and after her lifetime 3 shops shall be taken by his son and 3 shops shall be taken by her daughter.
In his "will" he does not mention anything about the empty land at back side of the shops (100 x 40).
1. How this portion of property (100 x 40) devolve?.
2. Does his wife get any share in that "left out" (100 x 40) plot if so it will her absolute property or it will be her life time property?

Anonymous   25 July 2024 at 12:17

Matrimonial dispute

I got answer so deleting query

Prakash Patel   25 July 2024 at 10:42

Purchase of land by p.o.a. holder

Sir, I have a piece of non agricultural land in maharashtra. I had given a p.o.a. to mr.X. In which i mentioned that Mr.X has all authority regarding the land including sale the land on my behalf. Now the p.o.a.holder Mr.X him self want to purchase the said land.Can he purchase the land as a p.o.a holder in his name by executing the registration .

Please advice.
Thanks.