DebUPindia
25 May 2009 at 23:04
As per conveyance deed, the property (residential flat) is in the name of my demised mother, who had source of income. I am staying with my family in the said property peacefully and under possession. My elder brother instigated father to file a suit for partition. The case is underway as they became plaintiff/Second defendant (supported father) and I am sole defendant. All amicable solution has failed inside or outside the court. The plaintiff statement reads extremely harsh, trying to spoil my career and trying to win because of being senior citizen. My question, what are my options to retain the property against selling/auctioning in open market. How strong oral WILL affidavit is will play to save the case. Is there any other ways to save the case or defend well.
Thank you,
MC Sachdev
25 May 2009 at 21:51
A childless widow passes away. Prior to her husband's death his mother i.e. her widow mother-in-law used to reside with them ,and after her husband's death such circumstances were created as a result of which her mother-in-law had to move out and she moved in her widower father. The flat they were staying-in was purchased by the deceased husband and she, where-in two small studio apartments were merged into one flat.Each of these studio apartments were individually purchased by the husband and the wife respectively, the husband also utilised his brother's funds for purchasing the said merged flat. the husband's death took place about a decade back and like a true indian the husband's family did not interfere in affairs. Now after the lady's death her paternal family has taken over her entire property and other assests saying that she has made a Will in her father's favour , they are not communicating and are not showing the Will. Could the widow have willed her husband' property and assests entirely to her parents . What should the old mother-in-law do and also the husband's brother do who had helped to purchase the two studio apartments which were merged into one flat. Can anyone take up the case , the said property is in Mumbai and the widowed mother-in-law are residing at Pune
R.RAJENDRAN
25 May 2009 at 16:12
My mother is 75 years old and my father is 84 years old. My mother has ancestral property(a house worthy of Rs. 60 lakhs in her name).My mother has 3 sons and 3 daughters and they are all married during 1979-1986.Can my mother write a will allotting more share of the house(share of the sales value of the house after her death) to her sons and less share of the house to her daughters?
MRS. Sumi Raj
AVINASH SINGH
25 May 2009 at 16:01
sir, kindly let me know the name of the states where registration with bar council is not compulsory for appearing in the judicial service exam of the respective states.kindly reply as its very urgent
PRACHI
25 May 2009 at 15:01
Hi All
Could you please tell me the points to be covered in the power of attorney?
we need a POA to appoint a person to sign a stay application to be filed in the Court.That person is not an employee of our company.
Regards
Prachi
byomjeet
25 May 2009 at 14:22
How long the General Power of Attorney (GPA) is valid if no dates are mentioned in the GPA? This is regarding sale of land or building.
Maha
25 May 2009 at 14:02
PLEASE PROVIDE ME THE UPDATED RATE OF MINIMUM WAGES FOR - EMPLOYMENT IN AERATED WATER MANUFACTORY
jamal
25 May 2009 at 13:25
is court approval needed by police commossioner for taking voice samples or voice recordings of a person during enquiry.
without the f.i.r being filed can they take voice samples.
tamilarasibabu
25 May 2009 at 12:26
In the recent past, some peculiar sounds were registered one among that was yahoo sound track. In the same context, whether the smell of perfumes can be patented? if any relevant sources in the form of articles/ case law citations please forward it.
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