Ownership of the land
Ownership of the land
My father had bought the land many years ago, he built a house on that land, so my father is the sole owner of the house and the land. After that, he decided to build one more floor in that house, but
2 years ago
A. I guess I answered this but my response in not visible.
Your uncle have no share in property.
No need to give him anything.
It is registered in your father name.
Your uncle can put case just to harass you for litigation but wont get anything.
You better approach electricity office for change of name. You will need registered sale deed copy.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Property transfer
The house i am currently living in is in the name of my grandmother who died in 1996 and she has a will which states everything in her name would be of her son i.e my father after her death and my fat
2 years ago
A. The WILL was registered ?
the WILL was probated ?
If yes, the 3 sisters of father dont have any rights.
You and your siblings only have right on it.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Legal heir
I bought the land in sept 2019. The previous owners were both husband and wife. But the husband died in 2014. The women(wife) sold me the land.i want to ask if she is the only legal heir of the proper
2 years ago
A. Yer, The wife is one of the legal heirs as per S.8 of the Succession Act and comes under the Class I heir. It depends whether the husband and wife in your case had a child or other legal heirs. It also depends on the will that the husband left,
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Ankita Jaiswal
Property
For any financial statements for RWA , what is the time period we need to maintain these records
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Accounts are to be maintained from 1st April to 31st March every year. And as per direct ( Income Tax Law) and indirect ( GST) laws 6 years from preceding Financial year is maintained as record. And no information is mentioned in Societies Registration Act but companies laws mention 8 preceding years accounting records are to be maintained.
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Property and tresspassing
मेरे घर के सामने की खाली जगह( लालडोरा के अन्दर) के मालिकाना हक की दावेदारी मेन
2 years ago
A. आपकी जमीन है, उससे रिलेटेड कोई दस्तावेज हो तो नगर पालिका में जाके मिले वह complaint kare qki आपका यह मैटर अतिक्रमण में आता है, बादमे आप adv ki हेल्प से सिविल केस करसकते है, आपको मेरा जवाब पसंद आता है तो लाइक और � ...ReadMore
Ankita Jaiswal
Property
If father gave some portion in property to his daughter and other portion to his wife and after few years both husband and wife died on same day.Who will get the portion of property of his wife.
2 years ago
A. Daughter will have her portion unaffected.
The portion of wife/mother will be distributed to all Class I legal heirs.
If there is no other son/daughter then you will that remaining portion also.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Confirming parties
Can confirming party in a sale deed confirm the contribution value in a property in form of a letter - unregistered affadavit by presenting the same in court in a partition suit.
2 years ago
A. Hi,
yes confirming parties can contribute in the property by filing a affidavit and notarize it. You can also make a confirmation deed other then this sale deed separately.
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Transfer of property
My father expired previous year. Now he left a shop under his name. Now this shop is to be transferred to me and my mom. What is the procedure and how can I get a lawyer for helping us?
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Approach concerned local authority and follow their instruction.
Immovable peoperty inheritance
How the self acquired immovable properties of a father expiring intestate is to be inherited by his legal heirs, when the properties are situated in different Indian states.
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
A partition suit to be filed in the State where major properties are situated and get it compromised.
Selling of 75% of owned flat
I am owner of 75% of flat and other 25% is owned by my niece. It is registered and all documents are ready. In view of current pandemic we have suffer huge losses on my business and hence we shut it d
2 years ago
A. If its land then part of it can be sold.
But if its flat then there is only 1 access to it and therefor it is not possible to divide it.
If you are in desperate need of money then send a notice to niece to buy your share.
If still not work then try to take loan on your share which will put the property into litigation.
Your niece also dont want litigation on property.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
