Not giving share certificate even after probate contempt of court order
4 years ago
Will was probated and shown to secretary of coop hsg society in navi mumbai. Secretary along with Society is not willing to give us share certificate with the new names mentioned in the WILL probated at Thane court in April 2019. I do wish to contact police. what is the other option.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 4 years ago
A.Hi,
1. If the will particularly mentioned about the share transfer in your name and you have obtained the probate, they should not deny and bad in law. But it has certain procedures to follow.
This fall well within the Jurisdiction of the Society act,
2. Request to issue a legal notice with necessary directions with the time limit
3. Failing which, you may move before the Registrar corporate society, file a detailed complaint long with requirements.
1. If the will particularly mentioned about the share transfer in your name and you have obtained the probate, they should not deny and bad in law. But it has certain procedures to follow.
This fall well within the Jurisdiction of the Society act,
2. Request to issue a legal notice with necessary directions with the time limit
3. Failing which, you may move before the Registrar corporate society, file a detailed complaint long with requirements.
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Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.Go to the police and file a case for damages and compensation.
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