Hindu Marriage act
Hindu Marriage act
According to Hindu marriage act can a girl marry to her 3rd generation cousin from maternal side and 5th generation from a father side a boy can get married
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
as per the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, a near relationship is not allowed. In other words, it is called a Sapinda relationship in which three generations from the mother's side and five generations from the father's side come under this marriage. This kind of marriage is not allowed.
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Partition of Land Mother's part from Uncle's possession
Said undivid land and building without any legar transferred and any Wills BLRO mutation just completed and ours name appears .
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Your query requires more details to respond properly. However, it is to inform you that the transfer of title of any property and mutation of that property in the name of the owner requires compliance with a series of legal procedures.
Correction of Great Great grand fathers land
Hi,I need a justice regarding my Great Great Grand fathers correction of land. Who has a right to claim the correction of land.Our great great grandfather father has 2 sons there by inheritance as fol
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Being a family member of the fourth generation you are equally entitled to claim an equal share in the ancestral property of your great-grandfather. If the property is not partitioned yet, then any coparcener/legal legal heirs cam file a suit for partition of the property in a Civil Court to get an equal and individual share in the property by all the legal heirs/coparceners. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
Chit Fund
my brother already paid his portion in chit fund he one of surety in chit the chit fund attached is salary account and collected his portion know after three year they again call and tell that remains
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Your brother can issue legal notice to the Chit Fund through your advocate by claiming your amount which you invested and and you are liable to get the interest as per the plan. Mention the details which the chit fund is binding to pay you as per the policy and terms and conditions which they have explained to you.
How to defend against a suit on my residential building
I have got soil test reports, paid taxes timely, got mutation certificate and also I am the original owner of the land. In our place no building plans are getting sanctioned where there is an existing
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Make sure you have all the evidence and you file the original documents/certified copies in the Court to defend your suit. The neighbour should've objected at the time of construction. You can use this to your advantage and say the neighbour's demand is malafide
Ex party decree against defendant
Sir, I have a district civil court decree for agriculture land against two defendents A and B . To one of defendant A does not appear throughout the case and ex party order against it. B filed the app
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Yes, you can contest that the order was passed ex party. However, Order 9, Rule 13 prescribes two grounds for setting aside an ex-parte decree.
That the summons was not duly served, or
That the defendant was prevented by sufficient cause from appearing when the case was called on for hearing.
If either of these conditions is satisfied, the court must set aside the decree and where these conditions are not satisfied the decree cannot be set aside.
Forcing for 100 percent payment
Can any builder/developer force a buyer to pay/clear 100% amount of the apartment, if the buyer is willing to resale the apartment.
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
A developer cannot ask for more than 10% of the property's value from the buyer, at the time of signing the builder-buyer agreement
Lockin Period As Per RERA Norma
Is it compulsory according to RERA in Bangalore, for the builder/developer to provide a lockin period for new apartment development in the Sale Agreement to the buyer.
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A Builder Buyer Agreement is actually the 'Agreement for Sale'. The Builder Buyer Agreement certifies the concerned property is transferred in the name of the new owner, and this transfer is subject to mutually acceptable terms and conditions. The Builder Buyer Agreement governs the entire sale of the property. It includes clauses, annexures, conditions, and peculiarities about the sale or transfer of property. The RERA Act clearly defines that there should be no ambiguity in the co ...ReadMore
Property - How to remove mother s name
How to remove mother's name from co ownership
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To remove the name of a co-owner after the owner's death, you can draft the relinquishment deed as well. Make sure that there is no Will left behind by the deceased. If so, you have to ask the new owner to release the relinquishment deed in favour of the other owner. Then only the co-owners name will get removed. If two or more individuals own property together (known as tenants in common), one co-owner cannot remove the other co-owner by executing a new deed. They can only transfe ...ReadMore
Special General Body Meeting
Can only one agenda be discussed in SGBM of a housing society or all agendas intimated in the notice of meeting be addressed
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Each housing society has its own bye laws and rules and regulations. Please go through it. There are no specific legal provisions that talk about this
