Anonymous
16 December 2015 at 19:26
I want to gift 50percent of the revenue generated from the sale of a property that was on my deceased husband's name.
I have three children.
I want to give 50 percent to my brother in law who is my deceased husband's real brother and who also happens to be my deceased real sister's husband. What would be the tax implications on this. Will he be considered my blood relation from either of the two relation line that I have with him?
mohammed
16 December 2015 at 18:49
Sir my name is mohammed .
I want to withdraw a petition from Police Station.
Sir actually matter is that a boiling water has fell on my uncle son due to that he got severe injuries on his private parts and he was burned upto 40%.
When my uncle took to hospital the hospital staff admitted my cousin and call the police they registered the MLC.
The police took the statement of my uncle & aunty .i.e the parents.
While undergoing the treatment my cousin was died he was 4yr old.
During the postmortem the police told my uncle inlaws that they should file the petition then only they will come to hospital and tell the doctors to proceed for the postmortem.
So they file the petition .
Sir actually it was an accident.
Now my uncle want to withdraw the petition.
So please tell me how to withdraw it.
Vicky
16 December 2015 at 18:34
Hi Experts,
My father and my uncle had a minor fight and my father didn't FIR in police station,he took the matter lightly as this is family matter.Now my uncle charged against my father and my mother under section 323,324,500 & 120b.
They got bail from court with the help of lawyer.
Now my question is that is there any possibilities of imprisonment or simple fine?
Please Help.
Jagadisha
16 December 2015 at 16:02
Dear Sir/Madam,
With regard to the recent amendment for the Land reforms act in Karnataka saying non-agriculturists with income within 25L per year can register the land I have the below query.
Some of friends [non-agriculturists and income less than 25L] have shortlisted an agricultural land for making farm house and
grow vegetables etc. in the same land which is about 5-10 guntas for each of the friends. Earlier there was a limitation for buying the agricultural land (restricted for non-agriculturist and income more than 2L). So wanted to know the procedure for registration and document verification.
Also one of the person in our group owns agricultural land in his father's name in AP. So would it be considered for buying agriculture land in Karnataka as well?
Regards,
Jagadish
Anonymous
16 December 2015 at 15:39
Mere brother ne father ki dead k bad 2003 mai mujse hakk sod part liya hai jismai kuch plots Pe case chalu tha us case ka result 2008 mai laga hai aur mera naam 7/12 Pe aaya hai tho kya muje mera share milega ya mera naam cut hoga air baki k polts Pe meri waras nodh nahi hui hai uspe mera naam lagega tho who bhi mera brother cut kar Santa hai kya I want my share now what I do?
dhananjaya L
16 December 2015 at 15:00
i want to transfer property to my brothers son without stampduty charges posssible
Ravi khanna
16 December 2015 at 14:59
In the year 2005 hon. High Court awarded payment of arrears of rent of ancestral property. Hon.lower court while granting payment divided arrears among surviving children of father who died before 2005 . Now in the light of Hon. Supreme Court judgement in civil appeal no. 7217 of 2013 do daughters who were married before 2005 and still living with their husbands lose their share and return the arrears to their brothers ?
cvkrishnamanoj
16 December 2015 at 14:53
1) My father has abandoned my mother in 2012. Since then we are living in the same house - my mother and me in the ground floor and he in the 1st floor. The house is his own.
2) Can maintenance be claimed retrospectively i.e since 2012 (OR) only from current date?
3) Though I am currently unemployed I am looking after my mother from the savings of my previous jobs. Does this capacity of mine to look after mother, absolve my father of giving maintenance to my mother?
Chanchal Nag Chowdhury
16 December 2015 at 14:50
A Hindu couple of India settles in UK & becomes UK citizens.2 children are born.One acquires British citizenship while the other comes to India & takes Indian citizenship.Monies are transferred in the couple's NRI Accounts in India by the couple. . The couple die intestate. The child in India wants to obtain Succession Certificate from Indian court in respect of the monies lying in the accounts. The UK child has no objection. Can any court in India grant Succession Certificate in view of Section 5(2) of The Indian Succession Act,1925?
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Transfer of property
My father died last month without leaving a will.
During my childhood, my father's name was changed with my Uncle's name (for sake of taking admission in central school) and now all necessary documents bear name of my Uncle as my father.
Now what is the best procedure to get the property transferred in my name along with my younger brother and sister?
If I get that transferred in my mother's name and then get a will, would that be the right way to deal with?