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Y V Vishweshwar Rao 's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Civil Law, Property Law, Family Law ,Business Law , Legal Documents Mortgages, Bank loans, Consumer Cases , Revenue Cases , Land Laws,Partition, Partnership, Property Title Verification ,

    My area of expertise
    Suits , Bank Mortgages , Ttiel Verificatiosn , legla docuemtns, Civil Law, Family Law , Property Law, Land Law ,Partition, Partnership ,Muncipal Local Bodies

    My experience in the area (years):
    29 years

    Organizations I belong to:
    Advocate

    Publications or writing which has appeared :


    Educational credentials:
    B.Sc, LL.B

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  • SIMHA says : Special Power of attorney
    Sir, Is it mandatory to get the Special Power Of Attorney under the Registration Act registerd before the sub registrara or is it sufficient to get it Notarised to sell an immovable proprty already executed by the vendor and only to present document before the subregistar for registration?

  • SIMHA says : written statement

  • SIMHA says : PARTITION

  • P Venu Gopal says : Request for Info
    Respected Sir I would like to know some information from you. My grand father purchased some land during 1940s from jamindars and applied for grant of patta to survey settlement and land records during 1960s. He had two sons. After the demise of my grand father, the proceedings for patta moved by my fathers brother. The survey settlement and land records granted patta in favour of my father’s brother though the patta applied by my grand father in the name of XYZ & Sons. Later the local MRO filed a petition in court and high court also gave judgement favouring us recently. But registration formalities and issuing of pattadar pass books not yet done and recently only, the local MRO conducted survey again basing on the high courts judgement. Now the problem is my father’s brother not writing the papers for our share. Actually, we have an oral agreement and as per the agreement, we are entitled for 75% of share. In this context, I would like to know the rights available to me. Is it possible to grant the patta in favour of my father’s brother directly even though my father not given any approval? Please let me know the rights available to me and how to handle the case to get our 75% share property. If any evidence require for our oral agreement, somany persons can attend. I would like to know one more thing also from you. Is there any possibility to bar the entry into the land temporarily thru court. We too can not enter into the land. Till there is a chance to earn paise from that land, my father brother can not respond. If we bar the entry, he will immediately come to our door steps. Is it possible? Please inform. If possible, kindly mail me your response to vgpvg@rediffmail.com. Thanking you sir Yours faithfully P V Gopal

  • shrikant chede says : pls reply
    tenanant lardlord dispute is pending in court .tenanant is in good reletionship with Asst commissioner of police .now police machinary harrash landlord family several times by calling them police station and pressurise them to compramise whether W.P can be filed in Hon'ble HIGH COURT(pls state the name of writ) to stop police machinanary from interfering in civil dispute

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