I am from haryana. My mother's father was jain and i am hindu . My mother's father had a big house which was given to him by his ancestors. He died many years ago. Now, his wife and his sons are livin ...
Dear sir/ madam
My reply to your queries is as follows
1. Can my mother claim her share in the land on which house is built ? In two situations -
(a) if he made will and gave house to his sons.
(b) if he didn't made will.
A : If it is ancestral property he cannot will out entire property but only to the extent of his share..
Otherwise your mother can claim by filing a partition suit.
2. Can i claim that share in the land on which house is built ? In two situation -
(a) if my mother is alive.
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One of brother is in CRPF job . He has been tortured mentally by his officers and he has been treated like pshychic patient. What should we do for his protection and how we can help him in a legal way ...
This is not a Defence related case this comes under Home Ministry pls understand
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My employer deducting his share of epf and esic from my gross salary. I have not sign any such contract or CTC where it is mentioned that even employer share will be deducted from employee salary, no ...
Dear Sir,
You may approach Labor Commissioner and lodge a complaint.
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Need legal advice for my future course of action
Dear Sir,
http://lawgyaan.in/faq-insolvency-bankruptcy-code-2016-ibc/
http://dpal.kar.nic.in/pdf_files/7%20of%201963%20(E).pdf
FAQ on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC)
FAQ on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC)
The motive behind these Frequently Asked Questions is to address the basic queries of the stakeholder (Companies, Individuals, Partnership Firms, CEO, MD, Directors, professionals, students) on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Evolution, purpose of IBC and Autho
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Me an my freind were arrested in July 2015 for fight case with our employer regarding salary. We spend one night in Jail and then nextday we got bail from court. We were told that chargesheet will be ...
Dear Sir,
You have to visit concerned Court or Police Station through advocate and see that see its status. If it is still pending for final report then approach High Court for closing the said matter otherwise your feedback will be shown as involved in criminal case.
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My wife has 2 sisters all are married. Her 2nd sister has expired due to kidney failure, now her sister husband want to marry again but he has a daughter studying 10+1. Now, he is asking the share in ...
Dear Sir,
Such child is entitled for share of her mother only.
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Neighbours installed cctv on their 1ft side wall. which is focusing part of our balcony where we most rest. and restroom way... have informed them to move not focusing... but not listen.. i believe ...
Dear Sir,
You may approach police or civil Court to get appropriate orders.
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My neighbour has filed a case in SDM court under 144 to stop the construction of my house, which is adjacent to his land. He has written that we are doing construction in his land forcibly. But it's n ...
Dear Sir,
144 proceedings are only preventive proceedings and if you want any specific order then you have to approach Civil Court.
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I want to that if there is case on land it can be buy or registration will be done
Dear Sir,
If Court passed any order not to alienate such property then one cannot go for registration of such land. Please see Court records.
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FOLLOWING ARE QUESTIONS ASKED BY MY OTHER CLIENTS….ON THE SUBJECT OF DIVORCE..
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Dear Sir,
My answers are as follows: Before starting you must remember that it is big task and never fight for case. Be cool and face it.
1, I want to know what is procedure to take divorce now and how much alimony i have to give her and monthly expenses as well.
Ans: Alimony means one time full settlement money given to wife. Montly maintenance is awareded during the pendency
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