Fraudulent entry of name in the khata
Fraudulent entry of name in the khata
My father is a kartha of joint family properties of his deased father. His cousin(uncle's son) while he was president of municipality, entered his name, now the khata shows both my father and his cous
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To address your situation, it is advisable to file an appeal before the relevant authority or initiate legal action, such as filing a suit for partition. Seek guidance from a local civil advocate who can provide appropriate advice after reviewing all relevant documents.
to get rid from tenant
My father and mother both bought an old house on 1986. a tenant already lived there since long. when the property handed over to my parents since then they did not pay rent still date. now my parents
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In a dispute between a tenant and a landlord, resolution is typically governed by the state-specific Rent Control Act. A Rent Controller or Additional Rent Controller is appointed to address disputes arising from a rental agreement. In the current situation, you can file an application before the relevant Rent Controller to seek an amicable resolution to the issue.
It's important to note that if a tenant has been in uninterrupted possession of the rented premises for an extended ...ReadMore
Buying flat when Mutation records are rejected
Hi all, I am planning to buy a flat in an apartment. During legal verification from my lawyer, he found that mutation records ownership transfer in the year of 1989-90 were rejected but no reasons are
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If the primary issue is the approval of mutation, you can proceed with the purchase, as it has been sanctioned at a later stage, eliminating any potential complications.
Property dispute
My grandmother is 80+ years and alive, and she has 3 daughters, middle one is my mother. My grandfather had died many years ago and did not make a will for his house, and hence it is understood that t
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If your grandfather passed away without a will, the self-acquired property is subject to the Hindu law of succession. All surviving legal heirs, including your mother, are entitled to an equal share. Until a partition suit is initiated and the property is divided among the heirs, your grandmother cannot sell the entire property, excluding her share. Your mother, being a legal heir, has the right to claim her share through the Hindu law of succession. To secure her portion, she can ...ReadMore
Registration for 30 years old sales deed
My father sold a land 30 years ago and now the purchaser wants him to sign registration for the land as it was not done at that time. What will be the legal and financial implications of the same
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Under Section 23 of the Registration Act, 1908, a document must be presented for registration before a Sub-Registrar within four months from its execution. If the document exceeds this period, Section 25 allows an application to the Registrar within the subsequent four months, subject to a fine, not exceeding ten times the registration fee. Beyond this extended timeframe, late documents won't be accepted. Seeking legal advice from an advocate is advisable for proper guidance on th ...ReadMore
Neighbour dispute
My father and his friend bought a plot. We both build separate buildings in the same plot with one entrance gate which is in their side. I have two tenants also . Me and my tenants use the same entr
2 months ago
A. Dear client,
You may file a police complaint under the IPC. You can also send a legal notice to your co-owner to stop such discrimination. You can also file a civil suit or get a declaration from the court.
Thank you
Land matter
My father and his friend bought a plot. We both build separate buildings in the same plot with one entrance gate which is in their side. I have two tenants also . Me and my tenants use the same entr
2 months ago
A. Dear client,
You may file a police complaint under the IPC. You can also send a legal notice to your co-owner to stop such discrimination. You can also file a civil suit or get a declaration from the court.
Thank you
Ancestral Property
As I am trying to get my share of ancestral and from my father's side,and my son will be spending for the case and other legal proceedings, he asking me to give him all the money which I will get. He
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In the given situation, considering your financial constraints to bear the cost of litigation to obtain your share in the ancestral property, instead of taking financial help from your son on such immoral and unethical conditions, you may take the free legal aid /services under Sec.12(c) of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987 approaching the District Legal Services Authority or the State Legal Services Authority, seeking free legal service in the matter to contest the case bef ...ReadMore
ANCESTRAL PROPERTY
This is bring to kind notice that our ancestral property is 0.10 cents in the name of my grand father.my father mother died our family is 4 members 3 brothers 1 sister in the property is the big brot
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
An individual gets the right to ancestral property by birth. Typically, ancestral property refers to property that has been inherited for four or more generations and has not been divided or sold off. So, until and unless an undivided ancestral property is partitioned through a decree of partition passed by a Civil Court, a coparcener or legal heir cannot get his/her share in the said property and cannot transfer his/her share in the property without the consent of other legal heir ...ReadMore
Plot Name Tranfer Query
We are looking to transfer the plot from one-person (A) to 2-person (B and C) names. All are relatives and we just want to transfer property to other names. What is the legal process for it? Also, bot
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To transfer a plot from one person (A) to two individuals (B and C), you will typically need to follow the legal process of property transfer. This often involves drafting a sale deed or gift deed, depending on the nature of the transfer. The deed should be executed on a non-judicial stamp paper, adhering to the Stamp Duty Act applicable in your region. Ensure that the document clearly specifies the intention to transfer the property from A to B and C. It's advisable to consult with ...ReadMore
