Unregistered will without signs of witnesses
Unregistered will without signs of witnesses
My grandfather made a will in name of my father the will is not registered and also there is no sign of any witnesses but he made a registered power of attorney in name of my father to fight the ongoi
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Without the signatures of witnesses and registration, your grandfather's Will in favor of your father becomes invalid under the law. Additionally, the Power of Attorney becomes ineffective upon the executor's death. As per the law of intestate succession, the surviving legal heirs of your grandfather are entitled to an equal share of the property. To obtain their individual shares, the legal heirs must file a partition suit in the Civil Court with jurisdiction over the property.
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4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
To provide appropriate legal advice, we require more detailed information regarding the specific issue or cause of action that necessitates a remedy. Without a clear understanding of the circumstances and underlying legal matter, it is challenging to offer tailored legal solutions. Please provide additional details regarding the situation or cause of action for which you seek legal assistance.
Process to add a co-owner applicable stamp duty and registration fees
My mother owns as loan free 1 RK (192 sq ft) studio apartment home in Maharashtra's Talegaon Dabhade (Varale) area. She wants to add me as a co-owner on the property. That's because she does not have
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
To include a co-owner, a new deed must be drafted and registered at the sub-registrar's office as per the Transfer of Property Act to ensure legal validity. This can be accomplished by executing either a sale deed or a gift deed, transferring a specific portion of the property to another individual, thereby making them a co-owner.
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4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 13(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 outlines various grounds for divorce, including cruelty, adultery, desertion, and others. When reconciliation isn't possible and mutual divorce isn't feasible, either party can file a contested divorce petition in Family Court or District Court. Contested divorce proceedings are often more costly and time-consuming. The complexity of grounds for one-sided divorce highlights the importance of seeking legal counsel from a skilled divorce ...ReadMore
Can divorce possible-Legal rights for men
I have a friend, who got married last month but he liked someone else and under family pressure he got married, but on the wedding day he realised that it is a wrong decision. His wife is torture from
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 13(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 outlines grounds for divorce, including desertion and adultery. Under Section 13(1)(ib), desertion for two years permits a spouse to file for divorce. Adultery, defined in the Act, also constitutes grounds for divorce. High Courts and the Supreme Court recognize both desertion and adultery as valid grounds for contested divorce. In such cases, if the respondent doesn't respond, the court may proceed based on the petitioner's testimony. ...ReadMore
Suit for separate possession and property
We have a joint property (Accenture). My father separated from this property over 35 years ago due to family dispute and built his own house separate from the Joint property in 1985, My Father & his e
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
The financing source used to acquire a property determines its classification. In this case, the property was acquired using funds from both the grandfather and grandmother, as evidenced by rulings from both the High Court and the Supreme Court. These rulings have upheld the defendants' claim, establishing the property as joint ownership. Once the highest court of the country has made a definitive judgment on the property's classification and upheld the defendants' claim, there ar ...ReadMore
Apartment Issue
There are 6 families in our apartment, it consists of car parking in ground floor; 1st floor -3 flats; 2nd floor 3 flats. My kid who is 5 yr old and the another family (who is 2nd floor) kids who are
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Attempting to resolve the issue amicably through mutual understanding is often the most beneficial approach for all parties involved. Litigation can not only be costly in terms of legal expenses but also has the potential to strain relationships and prolong the resolution process for months or even years. Therefore, it is advisable to prioritize communication and compromise to achieve a peaceful co-existence. This might involve mediation, negotiation, or seeking assistance from a ...ReadMore
Cheque Bounce - Recalling Arrest warrant without me or my advocate by the Judge
I have filed a cheque bounce case for Rs.2 lakhs amount towards refund of a property purchase cancelled (by the owner in Hubli) in Bangalore in 2021. The accused did not appear for a year and then to
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
In cases of urgency, parties can request an urgent listing or preponement of the scheduled hearing date before the court, even before the date generated by the computer. If the court deems the application for urgent hearing to be meritorious, it may grant the request. With the introduction of the e-court system, there's no need for separate information or notice regarding the status or rescheduling of the hearing date. Therefore, you must appear before the court on the rescheduled ...ReadMore
LOAN SETTLEMENT AND ADVICE
MERE PASS UNSECURED LOAN 9 HAI JISKI TOTAL OUTSTANDING 6000000/- TAK HAI ..ME NE APNE BUSSINESS K LIYE LIYA THA ...SURUVAT ME BUSSINESS ACHA CHALTA THA...TO EMI DE PATA THA LEKIN...2024 KA SAAL MANDI
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
When a borrower fails to repay their loan for three consecutive installments, the bank typically marks the loan as a bad loan or non-performing asset (NPA) and initiates recovery procedures. While you can request more time from the bank to settle the dues, you remain personally liable for repayment. If the bank files a suit for loan recovery in a civil court, the court may order attachment of collateral security belonging to both the borrower and guarantor.
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Release deed
A,B are brother..x,y,z are sisters.. They made release deed in favour of A and B in 2012..At that time A signed.. B sign also done by A without poa..Now sister again claiming property
4 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
According to the Limitation Act, a release deed or relinquishment deed must be revoked within three years from the date it was executed and registered. Failure to initiate revocation within this period makes it challenging to challenge the deed's validity in court. Therefore, if a release deed was executed in 2012, it is now barred by limitation from being revoked.
