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What happens to a case where a married daughter dies during the tenure of the case who has filed partition suit on her brothers


A. Dear Client,
If a party to the suit dies during the pendency of the suit their legal heirs can pursue the case suit on her behalf. Moreover, her legal heir also has rights in partitioned property by virtue of being her legal heir.
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icon Legal heirs of a woman if she dies without will

My wife died in an accident some weeks before. She has 2 acres of land in her name. She got it from his father. Her father is no more. Her Mother is alive but in coma stage. Her 3 sisters are alive. O


A. Every law of Succession defines the rules of distribution of property in case a person dies without making a Will. The rules for Succession among the Christians have been codified under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, having similar type of devolution in case of deceased male and deceased female's intestate succession. Rules of devolution in this case will be governed by Section 33(b) of the Indian Succession Act, 1925

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Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon To purchase piece of land

Dear Sir, I would like to inform you that outside my house I have constructed stairs to get down from my house and they are not obstructing the road in any way. But my neighbour have objection for the


A. Dear client,
Since the land does not legally belong to you, you are in the wrong to have built stairs there without taking permission first. If it is public land, i.e., government land, then you may be forced to remove the stairs from there as you cannot purchase that land. If the land belongs to someone else then you can ask to purchase it, they may refuse or even initiate legal action against you for building the stairs so keep that in mind.
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icon How to get the property after death of husband

Hi, My husband passed away recently, he tool a FLAT by home loan. he paid half of the amount, around 18 lakhs need to pay to the BANK. My father/mother in laws going to pay the remaining amount withou


A. After the death of your husband without any Will his property has been devolved upon you , your child and your mother in law each having equal share therein, so it is necessary on your part to make Legal Heir Declaration and to submit a copy to that Bank requesting them for not to disburse the original property papers to any person other than you. It is necessary on your part to apply for certified copy of that Purchase Deed from the concerned property registry office and to apply for mutation i ...ReadMore

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Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon Remove Co Owner Name

Hi, I have purchase under construction home me and my wife both were co owner. Which is ready now and my wife is not ready to live with me. We have to do second registry ( purchase) builder is asking


A. Dear Client
if the house yet not registered then you can ask the builder to register the property solely in you name. The wife's name can be removed from the Sale Deed and all the payment can be made by you. Incase you have taken loan from the bank in both the names then you cannot remove her name.

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icon Property to dispute

How can I file RTI for the original will of a disputed property that belongs to my late grandfather. The property has been forcefully acquired by my uncle and has made changes on the will illegally st


A. Dear Client
You can not file an RTI for private information.. RTI is applicable for public information. In this case what you can do is initiate civil case in a court of law in a manner that your uncle will be required to produce the will in the court and then you can challenge is required.

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icon Buying a resale flat. Concerns about society charges

I am buying a Resale flat in Mumbai. Society has not been formed yet. Seller has requested me to pay the amount since it is 2 years advance charges for society maintenance. I wanted to know if this pe


A. Dear Client
Whatever is pending till the date of transaction will/should be paid by the seller as they are pre-existing liabilities and after the sale is done then you need to pay as per the applicable charges. Also the as per the old agreement the seller is supposed to pay the same.

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icon Non Responsive Apartment association

Hi. I live in an apartment with 48 units in Bangalore. I somehow feel that the association is mis-leading the residents and also mis-using the apartment maintenance and surplus funds paid by the resid


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Whenever the AGM will happen the association will/should publish all the financial position to the members and then you can question them wherever you have doubts and relevant questions. In between, you can also do so, if the society rule says so.

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icon property suit case

we have filed a property suit case against our uncle etc., we have not received any kind of land out of the total property of 11 kanals of land which should be equally distributed in four share holder


A. Dear Client
It is not being understood here that why your case took such a long time even after coming to argument stage. One place you said that the case was not being followed find. If it was not being pursued properly then the court would have dismissed the case. Speak to your lawyer check the possibility of restoring the case again by filing an application.

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icon Property share eligibility

My Mother had no brothers. She had only 2 sisters. Hence her parents divided their dwelling house equally in three portions for their daughters. My mother enjoyed the property till her lifetime as a s


A. Dear Client
Your current scenario is little complicated as their are many variations in the scene. Remember when your mother expired then the self acquired property becomes a joint/ancestral property wherein all the legal heirs including your expired brother ( his lega heirs) get the right in the property. You need to act accordingly.

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