brsasireddy
19 January 2022 at 14:53
Good Afternoon,
I am planning to buy an agricultural land in tamilnadu. Here is some details,
1. Property 1.5 acres was bought by someone in Feb 2005 and at that time, the seller had 4 kinds (2 daughters and 2 Sons) . In the sale deed they did not mention the daughters name and only mentioned sons name in the sale deed. It is ancestral property to the seller.
One daughter was minor and another one was major during at that time(2005).
2. The purchaser is selling the land to me now and the Elder daughter (she was major 2005) is ready to come for the registration and another younger daughter (also major now) not will to come for the registration.
What is the rights of the daughter (minor in 2005 and major now) can file case on the property later?. Is there any red flags on my purchase?. Please let me know.
Thanks
S.
Anonymous
19 January 2022 at 13:12
We are a dealer of tractor company for the first time in our state. As per their brochures, their website and other advertisement tractor hp of a model is 45. But after registration with RTO hp was mentioned as 39 in their records. Whether company has misled the farmers and dealers with this. Farmer has approached Consumer Forum against dealer only. Only after registration dealer came to know about this difference.Who is responsible for this difference.
Anonymous
19 January 2022 at 12:05
There are two candidates X and Y.
1) X- selected in waiting/reserve list ESE (Engineering service examination)-2011 and joined dept in May 2015
2) Y candidate- selected in the Main list of ESE-2012 and joined in April 2014.
Now my question is
a) Who is senior ?
b) Validity of Reserve list ? Please elaborate on the above case.
Anonymous
18 January 2022 at 22:27
I have purchased a agricultural property. the seller promised to provide fencing gate, eb connection and getting patta from the Registrar office, despite with long patience over 6 months..
I have paid all the money in full the cost of the property includes service charges for the above expenses
Now the seller fails to honour the promise, after taking the money in full from me, and disconnect the phone and even block my number.
May I know please, how to file the case against the seller..?! How do I get the legal service in drafting notice and getting the damage from the seller. (I lost the time where profit from seasonal crop is dealyed because of deficiency of service by the seller)
vetrans, please advise me.
Anonymous
18 January 2022 at 18:17
My landlord had filed eviction petition for Bonafide requirement of tenanted premises (rent agreement in firm name) , for doing business by himself and with the assistance of his son ,who is in service .His daughters are married and they were not included in petition filed for eviction .
.Case is at stage of Respondent examination .
Landlord,his wife have expired without will and legal heirs (1son,2 daughters) have distributed property among themselves through family settlement .
They had placed request to implead them as legal representatives in present case and afterwards ,1 son,1 daughter do not wish to persue the case .Have surrendered their rights in favour of other daughter (she got the tenanted premises as per Family settlement) .Now ,she has placed request for Bonafide requirement of tenanted premises in individual capacity .
Is same allowable at this stage of the case ?
Plz advice
Balaji Shanmugam
18 January 2022 at 16:12
My father has two brothers and two sisters. Both the sisters were married and are very old now. My father was only son who took care of his parents (Both the parents expired before 2003). He spent thousands of rupees in 1980's for his parents for medical expenses, other expenses etc. Instead of spending those money to his parents if he would have invested in the real estate it would have amounted to crores of money today. The sisters didn't care about the condition of the parents and never spent a single penny from their pocket to their parents.
One of the ancestral property my grand mother divided among three sons and wrote a will. My grandmother died in 2003 and the will becomes active in 2003. Another ancestral property remains undivided and it belongs to my grandfather who died in year 1996. . My father claims the undivided property to be his property because he has spent his energy and money for his parents. However sisters are claiming equal share in both the property based on law.
Is it that male child alone should take care of his parents both physically and financially and daughters who has gone to a different home will never take part in any of the burden of taking care of the parents financially and come for claiming the wealth alone. Isn't it injustice to the male sons and what does Indian law say about that.
Tanveer
18 January 2022 at 10:28
I have not received any appointment letter on company's letter head they have sent on my email id mentioning it as appointment letter but in that letter there is no clause mentioning notice period or any other terms & conditions which i have to follow.I have to join new job so do i have to give notice period or not.
Anonymous
17 January 2022 at 22:40
Namaste sir
1) i'm in a process of buying property in Bangalore but the seller is NRI residing at America
2) The sellers brother lives in Delhi
3) The NRI seller if adjudicate POA at Delhi in his brothers name
4) Can we use the Delhi adjudicated POA for Bangalore property registration and transactions
Please advise
Regards
Narahari
Ritesh
17 January 2022 at 16:14
Hello and Namaste to all the Lawyers, My query is simple, and its about maintenance case u/s 125 crpc; I have filed a maintenance case against my husband, I don’t have any source for survival, and he has ample income /funds through business and renting various properties and has 6-7 properties in his name. We have all the certified documents showing his income, like his income tax returns and lease documents and various documents showing his net worth. My query is that we filed the case in 2015 till now-interim maintenance has not been granted. During which the income affidavit guidelines have been changed three times, we have submitted all the three updated as per the higher courts suggested, but my husband submitted the 1st affidavit and the 3rd affidavit (as per supreme court guidelines). In the first affidavit, he has admitted some facts and his income as 50,000 per month but in 3rd affidavit, he is admitting his income as 5000 per month. All affidavits were submitted in the same court. After my 1st affidavit, he has hidden some assets for which I have filed an application in u/s 340 and disclosed the hidden properties. we have all documentary proof showing that his income is more than 2 lacs per month. Can the judge still be considering what my husband says in his 3rd affidavit or what he said in his 1st affidavit? Or as per the documents in front of the judge. My husband is still denying all the things what's the solution for that. Thanks
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Daughter's rights on a property.
Good Afternoon,
I am planning to buy an agricultural land in tamilnadu. Here is some details,
1. Property 1.5 acres was bought by someone in Feb 2005 and at that time, the seller had 4 kinds (2 daughters and 2 Sons) . In the sale deed they did not mention the daughters name and only mentioned sons name in the sale deed. It is ancestral property to the seller.
One daughter was minor and another one was major during at that time(2005).
2. The purchaser is selling the land to me now and the Elder daughter (she was major 2005) is ready to come for the registration and another younger daughter (also major now) not will to come for the registration.
What is the rights of the daughter (minor in 2005 and major now) can file case on the property now/later?. Is there any red flags (legal issues) on my purchase?. Please let me know.
Thanks
S.