PoA admissibility for executing Release Deed
PoA admissibility for executing Release Deed
Is a registered PoA given by my daughter who is the third holder of the property ( a flat ) to me ( father) admissible to be used to present , sign and execute a ' release deed or relinquishment deed'
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Your wife and yourself have to attach NOC in favour of your daughter while executing release deed and thus you can execute release deed.
front door decorated with stone cladding till 3 to 4 feet in my place
In 2020 year while I took the flat from builder, with builder acceptance I had made the stone cladding/tiles fit to my area outside the front door. Builder has given the oral acceptance and now associ
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You need not remove it and ask the Association to go to Civil Court and get appropriate orders or yourself may go to Civil Court and get restraint order against executive members of the Association.
Can i claim the hereditary property for my kid since my husband is unemployed?
My husband is unemployed since 2 years, i am married for 5 years now. My husband always joins a small company and does a job for 6 months, he will resign or the company will shutdown. since the last 2
2 years ago
A. Dear Madam,
Yourself and your child only entitled for monthly maintenance and not a share unless the said property is ancestral property and satisfies the following principles.
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What does the grandparent's property law in India state? Does the grandson own the right to the property?
All property's owned by a Hindu person devolves onto his class one legal heir's.
Now to the specific scenario's in ur example (for sake of convenience I'm ...ReadMore
What happens to a will if one of the beneficiary dies?
I am from hindu family and as per my grandmother's will, my father and his brother have equal rights on the property and house and no specific partition mentioned in the will. So what happens if one o
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
If one of the beneficiary dies his legal heirs are entitled the share of the deceased. Get issue a legal notice or enter into possession of the property.
Advise - Can the daughter get the ancestral of Great-grandfather
Can the daughter get the ancestoral of Greatgrandfather which was partitioned among sons 20 years ago?
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
It is very difficult because 12 years is the limitations to file a partition suit.
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LIMITATION 12 YEARS FOR FILING SUIT FOR PARTITION
ARTICLE 110 OF LIMITATION ACT
When suit for partition will become barred by limitation?
Article 106 of the Limitation Act provides for period of 12 years limitation for a distributive share of the property of intestate against other p ...ReadMore
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Giving up my property rights in parents property
Respected Lawyers, We are 2 brothers and 2 sisters. All of us married. I have a kid. My parents are alive. My father own a house under his name and I want to give up my rights from this property. I
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
You can execute the Deed of Release in favour of your parents stating that you or your wife and children will not claim any share in the properties mentioned in the deed of release. By this deed of release you cannot claim any sort of share in your parents property.
Property Dispute - I own a Gramakantam land
I own a Gramakantam land - 220 Sq Yards in Telangana. One day my neice requested me that she is unable to afford a rent house and want to stay in our land for free. I agreed in 2009 and she built 2 ro
2 years ago
A. Dear Client
For land and property matters you should share the documents for better advice. Anyways what you can do is to file a title suit in the civil case to ascertain the ownership of the land and let the court intervene and decide.
Grandfather property - died without making a will
My Grandfather had acquired property..He died without making a will .Can we grandchildren have a right to property if the property is being sold.
2 years ago
A. Dear Client
When someone dies without making a will then it is called as dyeing intestate. In this case you all will have ( all the legal heirs) rights in the property and the said property can be shared among the legal heirs as per the law.
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Need to Cancel Notarised article 4 Affidavit
My father has this House built by him in my native village around late1980s(btwn 1985-1987). Till 2012 the House was on his name with no other co-owners...my father's elder brother family used to sta
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
As per the facts mentioned, it is necessary to know, whether your father had executed any Registered Deed of transfer in favour of your uncle's sons or not and whether your father is alive or not.
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Property - There was an agreement made in 2011
Hi Experts, There was an agreement made in 2011 for sale of ancillary property,currently it is my grandmother name (she got expired in 2013) Recently buyer came and took my mom signature for registra
2 years ago
A. To give opinion, it is necessary to scrutinize the Sale Agreement of 2011 for its scope, meaning, effect and legal implications. It is also necessary to know why you have specified that property as ancillary or whether you meant to say ancestral.
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
