Validity of General power of attorney
Validity of General power of attorney
Is General power of Attorney will valid for registration and transfer of agricultural land? If invalid, From which year onwards is it not applicable?
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
It is valid if it is in favour of blood relative and Sub-Registrar agrees unregistered GPA.
Vaidehi Samant
About love marriage after marriage of bride
Hello sir, I loved a girl for 3 years after few days my love matter was know to her family, I spoke with her father about my idea that I will marry your daughter after getting a job or after 1or 2 yea
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
First ask her to get divorce but it is not so easy otherwise if you marry her you will be booked for following offences.
Section 498 in The Indian Penal Code
498. Enticing or taking away or detaining with criminal intent a married woman.—Whoever takes or entices away any woman who is and whom he knows or has reason to believe to be the wife of any other man, from that man, or from any person having the care of her on behalf of that man, with intent that she may have illicit interco ...ReadMore
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Boyfriend for 8yrs stayed together as live in for a month denying for marriage
My boyfriend for 8yrs promised me for marriage(have chats proofs),even stayed together for a month as live in couple(have every proof) I accepted him as my husband mentally,now denying for marriage as
2 years ago
A. Dear Madam,
You can easily book a rape case against him to get him marry or to get him punished.
Notice Period and early reliving of a Firm
I gave 2 months notice period to my company and 1 month of buyout for 3 months notice period. I had completed all my work in advance and then I asked them to curtail my notice period by a week for my
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You can relieve from the Company and express your intention to pay for non working notice period days.
Use of Remote Neuro devices/weapons on targeted citizens
Why silence of the State on Remote Neural Monitoring or Organized Stalking & Electronic Harassment (OSEH) is rampant in India should be accepted by the citizens just because legal cognizance of the c
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may approach High Court by filing PIL and get some sweeping orders.
A. Dear Sir,
He may lodge complaint with concerned authority and also approach High Court or Service Tribunal.
Can married daughters claim agricultural land after father has willed it to son?
My father passed away last year. He made a registered will in 2011 writing all the agricultural land in the name of my brother. Now my brother says that since papa has willed all the land to him ,he w
2 years ago
A. Dear Madam,
You must claim a share only if you can prove that the Will executed by your father was by using fraud by your brother if it is genuine Will then you cannot get any share since it was self acquired property of your father.
DC conversion land with few rejected Mutations
Hi all, I have recently come across a plot which has got DC conversion and also has BMRDA approval (NPA). However when I was verifying the land records I found few defects in the Mutation Records whic
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
The issues may raise after your purchase any time better to avoid purchasing such properties which are not having clear title and clear mutations.
Property Dispute
For survey number 69/2, Document is in my father's name. EC from 1964 to till date, no transfer has been taken place. But Title deed is in my relatives name. Since 69/2 has been subdivided into 69/2A
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may file suit for declaration on the basis of documents and possession.
Hindu Undivided Family
Mother, 77, Govt pensioner, living with youngest unmarried son(37) in her own house. Elder son after marriage living away from mother in his own house for 15 years and the couple have no child, the c
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Mother is entitled her share from the 50% of share belonging to her deceased elder son under following Section.
Section 8 of Hindu Succession Act:
General rules of succession in the case of males.―The property of a male Hindu dying intestate
shall devolve according to the provisions of this Chapter:―
(a) firstly, upon the heirs, being the relatives specified in class I of the Schedule;
CLASS I
Son; daughter; widow; mother; son of a pre-deceased son; daughter of a pre-deceased ...ReadMore
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
