Vijay Kumar 09 December 2019
TGK REDDI 09 December 2019
No, he can't.
Only in the heading did you say that the property is self acquired. You didn't mention in the text.
SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 09 December 2019
Dear Mr. Vijay,
Third son cannot have any claim over father's self acquired property. It is better he resolve the diffrences with father otherwise he will have to loose the properties.
Regards,
Adv Vinay Mathur + 8447131770 (Advocate) 09 December 2019
Sankaranarayanan (Advocate) 09 December 2019
Adv Deepak Joshi +917017821512 (Advocate) 09 December 2019
Shashi Dhara 09 December 2019
TGK REDDI 10 December 2019
Yes, Shri Shasi Dhara is right. Courts are for them who can buy justice.
Judges are not to blame. A person becomes a judge by foul means. How can one expect that they should be fair?
Everyone is corrupt. Everyone deceives. Everyone worships God.
Dete hain Bhadwan ko dhoka insan ko kya chhodenge?
In this case the Court should reject any Plaint of the son. It won't. Plaints are, after all, milch cows.
TGK REDDI 10 December 2019
Bhagwan, not Bhadwan. Typographical error. I regret very much.
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