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Mere death certificate and NOC from the son may not by themselves be sufficient for sale of the property. First, the legal heirs of the deceased owner have to be ascertained and their rights established. Obtain the appropriate legal-heir/heirship document and ensure that all persons having a share in the property either join in the sale deed or execute a proper registered release/relinquishment deed in favour of the person selling the property. The original title documents, death

Dear client,

Since the phone was stolen, rather than merely lost, the police diary/Sanha entry should not necessarily be treated as the final step. Under Section 173 of the BNSS, 2023, information disclosing a cognizable offence is to be recorded by the police, and the Supreme Court has reiterated that where the information discloses a cognizable offence, registration of an FIR is mandatory.

The fact that the police told the complainant that an FIR would result in the matter going to court is

Dear Client,

Your 2004 Sale Deed and correct Patta legally override the faulty FMB, which the revenue department treats purely as a technical clerical error.

While the Mudhalvarin Mugavari grievance is a great start, you must parallelly apply for an FMB Correction/Survey at an e-Sevai Maiyam to force a physical site inspection by a Firka Surveyor.

Once the surveyor verifies your true 2004 deed boundaries on the ground, the Tahsildar will officially update the correct dimensions in the Tamil

Based on the facts presently provided, recommend to you that you have to pursue the SRA proceedings and the inter-se family property dispute simultaneously.First, you should submit a written representation to the SRA Competent Authority recording your sisters’ refusal to provide NOCs and requesting that your eligibility/legal-heir claim be considered independently. If SRA insists that the NOCs are mandatory, you should require a written, reasoned order identifying the specific statutory or re

Dear Sir,

The landlord should first give the tenant a written notice terminating the tenancy and requiring her to vacate, while complying with the applicable provisions of the Uttar Pradesh Regulation of Urban Premises Tenancy Act, 2021, if the property falls within its scope. If she still refuses to vacate after valid termination, the landlord can institute appropriate eviction proceedings before the competent authority/court. The landlord should not resort to forcible eviction, disconnection

Dear Sir,

The purchaser should first obtain the sanctioned layout plan, approval/order, and the conditions governing the EWS plots, and verify with the competent Karnataka planning authority whether the plot can legally be sold to a non-EWS purchaser and whether any prior permission, conversion, regularisation or other procedure is available. If the developer knowingly failed to disclose the EWS restriction, the purchaser may have remedies for misrepresentation/non-disclosure, refund or cancell

Dear client,
If your neighbour is operating a paid commercial parking facility on a privately owned plot situated in a residential zone without the requisite land-use permission, municipal sanction, trade licence or other statutory approvals, the fact that the land is privately owned does not by itself authorise such commercial use contrary to the applicable development-control and town-planning regulations. Since you have already lodged written and online complaints before the Municipal Office,

Dear Client,

You have a strong legal right to cancel the gift deed and reclaim full ownership of your house to sell it for your kidney treatment. U/S 23 of the Senior Citizens Act, 2007, because your wife and son are neglecting your medical needs and forcing you to rely on your ₹10,500 income and your sister, the law views the property transfer as invalid. We can immediately file a fast-track application before the local Maintenance Tribunal to declare the gift deed null and void, while sim

Dear client,

Yes. Before purchasing land, do not rely only on the seller's present deed or mutation certificate. You should establish a clear and marketable title through a proper title search.
Before purchasing a property, the buyer should conduct proper title verification to ascertain that the seller is the lawful and genuine owner of the property and has the legal authority to transfer the same.

The buyer should examine the seller’s original title deed and verify the complete chain of tit

Dear Sir,

An unregistered Will is not invalid merely because it was not registered. However, since the original 1992 Will is lost, its execution and contents must be proved through legally admissible evidence. The fact that all family members subsequently executed a Registered Partition Deed in 2006 based on the terms of the Will is important evidence of the family’s understanding and acceptance of the Will.

The property omitted from the 2006 Partition Deed does not automatically become join