Ancestral Property suit for partition
Ancestral Property suit for partition
Dear sir, I am in a possession of a portion of area of the suit property. My problem is that the portion of area where currently I am living is dilapidated and my fall any time as the construction is
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
While the property is undergoing litigation in the District Court, if the Municipal Authority advises a structural audit due to safety concerns regarding a dilapidated building, the Court is unlikely to grant permission for reconstruction or renovation. Instead, an interim order for demolition based on the audit and survey reports may be issued. Demolishing an old building for safety reasons does not alter the property's classification or character.
how to claim share in fathers property
my father passed away in 1990 leaving some properties and my cousin(father's brother son)sold some of them. I recently came to know that my father have some properties and no will was made. how can I
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
After the 2005 amendments to the Hindu Succession Act, daughters were granted equal rights to their parental property, regardless of marital status. The Amendment Act specifies that if a father dies intestate, daughters become sole heirs and inherit property by birth, independent of male relatives. The Limitation Act allows a 12-year window to file a court case for a deceased individual's assets. Failure to do so extinguishes ownership rights, leading to adverse possession by the ...ReadMore
Family agreement on a plot with a house built on it
How can a family agreement be made for a Plot that my parents gave me ? I built a house with a house loan from a national bank and the rentals from the house is being paid to my parents and my two bro
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
For a family settlement agreement to be legally binding, all involved parties must sign it in the presence of witnesses and a notary public. Validity hinges on the parties' voluntary and uncoerced consent, supported by consideration. Once executed and acted upon, a family settlement deed cannot be cancelled; only registered deeds can be cancelled by court order. Challenges to the validity of such deeds must be made within three years from the date of the cause of action, such as di ...ReadMore
Old house mud wall
Legal papers in our favour neighbour told me that it's comman wall he is temporarily injuction from civil court what can I do.
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Construction on the common wall between properties owned by different individuals is prohibited. If your neighbor initiates a civil suit and secures an injunction on the property, you have the option to either challenge the case or await the court's final decision.
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
3 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
3 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
National Green Tribunal
How to draft a notice to the company under NGT act,2010, we are facing lot of problems for this environment pollution and water pollution, Without local devlopment Development,
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Instead of a legal notice to a Company whose activities polluted the environment, a complaint preferably a mass complaint needs to be filed before the Chairperson appointed under the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 to resolve the threat of pollution. Sec.2(m) of the Act defines substantial questions relating to the environment that include direct violation of specific statutory environmental obligations by a person, by which a) a community at large is affected by the environmental ...ReadMore
common Corridor Issue
We live in A apartment 4 floors & 40 flat with small corridor , Mine & my mom Flats are side by side only last 4th Floor, so we kept a common front grill & We will open whet it requires, Now Opposite
3 weeks ago
A. Dear client, you can file a case on your neighbour for private nuisance file a complaint under sec 268 of ipc
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
3 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.
Suit for partition - Ancestral Property
Dear sir, I am in possession of portion of area of the suit property which has six co-owners. The partition suit filed by my uncle in the local court who is residing in other city and doesn't have po
3 weeks ago
A. Dear client, you can file a case in the court even though you have no money. The Indian Constitution's Article 39A states that the state must provide free legal aid to citizens who have disabilities due to economics or other reasons. The legal service authority will provide free legal aid to you. You can get your portion in your possession and can build a house on that.
