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You have the right to add any number of advocates to represent you in court, and there is no specific limit to this. Additionally, if you have lost faith or confidence in your current lawyer, you have the right to change counsel. To do so, you can follow these steps:

1. Get NOC from Previous Lawyer: Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your previous lawyer. This typically involves clearing all outstanding fees owed to the lawyer.

2. Engage a New Lawyer: Once you have the ...ReadMore

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icon Sound pollution by neighbour flat renovation in case of senior citizens

My above flat owner is renovating his flat from last few months and creating unbearable noise during day time where in me a senior citizen and my aging mother 82 years suffering mental Truman. Is ther


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If the court passes an order disposing of the case and awards no relief, your will bequeathing your share in the ancestral property becomes ineffective and unenforceable under the law. In such a situation, it is advisable to wait for the court decree before taking any further action or making decisions regarding the distribution of ancestral property. The court's decree will determine the legal status and rights of the parties involved, and it is important to follow the legal proc ...ReadMore

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icon ASSETS - Our minor property for sale

Our minor property for sale from Court order permission ok. I have received Advance amount taken from K.Anil. But not sale to others from K.Anil. But not purchased at K.Anil. This problem was solut


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I see that your statement is quite broad. If you could provide more specific details or context, I would be happy to assist you more effectively. Whether it's related to legal matters, specific industries, or any other topic, please provide additional information so that I can offer a more tailored and accurate response to your inquiry.

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icon SALE DEED BY THE REPRESENTATIVE OF A REAL ESTSTE COMPANY

A Real estate company authorized its employee to sign the Sale Deeds on behalf of the Managing Director. Are these registrations valid as per law?


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Indeed, a real estate company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 is mandated to file a certified copy of the Board Resolution, specifically the resolution passed by the Board of Directors. This resolution serves to authorize an employee of the company to represent the organization in the execution of any documents or deeds before the registering authority. This document is legally valid and admissible under the law.

Consequently, the registration of a sale deed based on s ...ReadMore

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icon relinquish right in succession certificate

A hose in name of my father & mother has been taken away by govt. Now govt. want to pay compensation for the house. My father mother is no more. Myself & my three sisters are legal heirs of my


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Until a court order is issued in a succession case, officially declaring the names of successors and specifying their respective shares in the intestate property of the deceased owner, a successor or legal heir does not have the entitlement to relinquish their right to the said property in favor of other successors or co-owners. Consequently, if your sister receives a summons from the court, she should personally appear on the specified date for the hearing.

An affidavit relinqui ...ReadMore

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icon Jija or bagina dwara beche gye Jamin ke bare me

Kisi jija or bhagina dwara beche gye Jamin ko kaise nikala ja skta hai?? jabki didi or unke pita dono ki mrityu ho gyi ho or na hi unke pita dwara or na kisi or ke dwara Jamin didi ya jija ke nam me k


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To address the issue at hand, you should obtain a family tree certificate and then proceed to approach the Revenue Authorities. If required, you may also need to engage with the civil court to resolve the problem effectively.

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icon Affordable Housing Policy - Haryana

I was alloted a flat under Haryana Affordable housing policy in 2019, in Gurugram..I've been paying regular installment as per demand raised by builder and so far 87.5% has been paid and last installm


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As per notification no PF-27/48921 dated 19th Aug 2013 issued under the Government of Haryana Affordable Housing Policy, 2013, buyers applying for the allotment of a flat/apartment are obligated to submit a duly notarized affidavit on a Rs.10/- stamp paper. This affidavit, a prerequisite for making the provisional allotment permanent, declares that the buyer's spouse and dependent children do not own an apartment/plot in any HUDA developed colony/sector or any licensed colony in u ...ReadMore

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icon Property rights

my maternal grandfather have ancestral land farm property. my maternal grandfather registered an ancestral farm land in my maternal grandmother's name in year 1991.and my maternal grandfather removed


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An individual acquires the right to ancestral property by birth, typically referring to property inherited for four or more generations. According to Hindu inheritance law, a legal heir or coparcener is inherently entitled to an equal share in ancestral property from birth, alongside other legal heirs. In the case of grandchildren from maternal grandmothers, you have the right to claim the share of your deceased mother. Section 6 of India's Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 195 ...ReadMore

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icon Ancestral property division

Can my grandfather's sisters get ancestral property if he is dead now ,after filling case in court

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In the event of a party to a lawsuit passing away during ongoing court proceedings, the legal heirs have the option to file a petition for substitution, allowing them to take the deceased party's place and continue with the legal proceedings. This ensures that the litigation is not disrupted due to the death of a plaintiff or defendant.

Regarding ancestral property, an individual acquires rights to such property by birth. In the context of a grandfather's property held by the gra ...ReadMore

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icon Mutation of property based on unregistered will

I have a property in joint name with my mother. My mother has made a will to bequeath her share in the property in my name. The will is NOT registered. I have a brother. Can the mutation of property b

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A. Dear Client,

In the case of testamentary succession, the wishes expressed by the testator in the will take precedence, regardless of whether the will is registered. To transfer the property to the legal heir's name, the following steps need to be taken, involving either probate or letters of administration (LOA):

1. Probate or Letters of Administration:
- Probate is a court-certified copy of the will.
- Obtain probate of the will or letters of administration, as applicable.

2. Visit Su ...ReadMore

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