Sir, I staying in a 5 floor building, I residing at 4th floor, But since I came on mentioned place , there is water dripping from middle beam since last 5 years. Now situation is danger beam can fal ...
Respected sir u can approach to the court for given direction to upper resident to do necessary arrangement for your safity
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Respected advocate, Plaintiff : state bank of india (coimbatore) Defendant : father The case was regarding a loan and the case was over in due period of time. The documents was handed over to ...
Yes you can get easily.....contact me
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We belong to muslim family, my brothers wife dont want to stay with us ,they r not divorced ,but the matter is running now,if they apart so can we get our child ,my brother is in uae ,we can brought u ...
you can seek custody of your brother's child by filling a case in family court. . for details, pl. contact some advocate through vidhikarya.com
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My grandfather wrote in his will that my father is only owner of his property after his death. Now my uncle want that property to divide and file a case in the court. I want to know that my uncle has ...
If the property is self acquired property of your grand Father,then will will stand means will is legally Right.
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I was looking for the suggestion on partition suit against my father. My mom and me not residing with my father since few years. As per the suggestion here from few lawyers I went to find a local lawy ...
Yes he can sell it. You n ur mom will have right over it after your father death(sorry just to explain)
Landlord got a stay order from high court against the order given by district court for written petition in February 2017 Due to this stay order there is hold in proceeding in the court .Almost 18 mon ...
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Your matter is not listed more than 18 months and if u have any argency in your matter so u can circulate the matter for urgent hearing. But this is the work of your counsel so you pleased to contact your counsel.
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My friends grandfather purchased a land in favour of constructing a temple .and it was not constructed in his life time. Can my friend sell this property and construct a temple or can he able to regi ...
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If your grandfather purchased a land for construction on temple and due to which he was register any trust for such purposes then you have no right to sell out your grandfathers property.
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Sir, We are a Regd CHS. The Land on which the Building stands belongs to MCGM. MCGM has given the Land on Lease to the Society. MCGM has built the Plinth in 1972 and sold the Plinth to the Society. Th ...
It appears that the society building is standing/constructed on leasehold land of BMC. For proper interpretation the document/deed by which the land was let out to the society needs to be studied. Generally speaking there should not be any bar / restriction on sale or purchase of flats in that building. However, this is subject to the conditions the BMC has imposed in its instrument.
My wife and I are living separately for the last 8 years. I am attending to the requirements of my two children who live with her. She is earning equal to me. She is not willing for divorce with mutua ...
yes, in your circumstances grounds of cruelty are not required for seeking a divorce.
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Sir one person told me to give government job for money Then I have given money and taken 100rupees empty bond paper and taken her signature on bond paper and bond paper date is 2016 February And now ...
Issie demand noyice for recovery of the amount you have given to her.
Use that bond paper also as per your convienence.
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