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In 1996 we purchased a piece of land measuring 8 Marals as per rate fixed @Rs 5000/Marla through a broker.He gave full possession. He demanded full payment wich we made. For about a month he did'nt pr


A. Dear Sir,
You have to protect your land by approaching Civil Court since you have perfected your title by way of adverse possession also and you have title deeds with you.

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My father died and there is a gold loan in sbi, they are asking for legalheirship certificate but father's mother is not willing to come and sign for legalheirship certificate what to do??


A. Dear Sir,
You have to get issue a legal notice and if failed to respond then approach Civil Court by filing a partition suit and get your share from the gold pledged with SBI after discharging your share of loan.

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my father originally bought the flat in a coop hsg society. after his death the flat got transferred in the name of my mother. we are two sons. the younger son has a seperate flat in his own name and


A. Dear Sir,
Get issue a legal notice enclosing legal heir certificate and if transfer is not made then approach a civil Court and get a decree.

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icon Agreed to lease out a Flat and took token

The owner agreed to provide their new flat for lease for 20 lakh , the flat had final touch up required so they said it might take 1 0r 2 month , so they took 5 lakh 5000 advance and we made an agreem


A. Hi,
If the owner delays the advance of the lease, then you can seek compensation by approaching the consumer forum but this depends on the terms of the lease agreement. You will not have the right to possession as the owner has cancelled his terms. Lastly, you can claim extra amount, that is, compensation for the changes and delay.
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icon In call on for judgement Appealent presence is necessary or not

Sir what is the difference between call on 24.9.2021 Next purpose :Judgement Next hearing date : 24 sep 2021 AND Judgement by 24 Sep 2021 In Call on Appealents has to present OR not necessary ple


A. In "call on", the appellants have to be present in the court. The first one means that the next hearing will be on the 24th of September 2021 and the purpose for conducting that hearing is for announcing judgement. The second one means that the judgement will be delivered before 24th September 2021.

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icon Self acquired property inheritance after death of Male.

If son acquires a property (self acquired through his income) and dies leaving his wife, 2 sons and mother, does mother have a right over property? According to section 33 of Indian succession act fo


A. Dear Sir,
Introduction
Every law of succession defines the rules of distribution of property in case a person dies without making a will. The Christian Law of Succession is governed by the provisions in the Indian Succession Act, 1925. However, with respect to Indian Christians, the diversity in inheritance laws is greatly intensified by making domicile a criterion for determining the application of laws. Till January 1986, Christians in the State of Kerala were governed by two different Acts � ...ReadMore

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We have one resident in our apartment complex (30 flats) who has not paid maintenance charges for past 8 months despite frequent reminders. What action can the apartment association take against this


A. Dear Sir,
You may get issue a legal notice and file a suit for recovery of arrears of maintenance charges with interest and penalty as per the rules of your Association. Such cases are more and more but Association people were not approaching the Civil Courts to teach a lesson to such defaulters.

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icon Property inheritance

If wife inherits the property from her parents, will there be any share for her husband in that property or otherwise it has to be mentioned separately in the will


A. Dear Madam,
The husband cannot claim any share in the absolute property of his wife which was acquired by her from her parents and he cannot claim any share even after her death.

Section 15 in The Hindu Succession Act, 1956
15. General rules of succession in the case of female Hindus.—

(1) The property of a female Hindu dying intestate shall devolve according to the rules set out in section 16,—
(a) firstly, upon the sons and daughters (including the children of any pre-deceased son or da ...ReadMore

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Is it safe to show less carpet area( 59.99) to save GST amount. Now my GST cost is 5% but as per builder suggestion i can give only 1% of GST if i am showing lesser carpet area. is it safe.


A. Dear Client,
If you indicate less carpet area to minimise GST payment, it may have an impact in the future. If you display less carpet area, you may receive a GST discount, but your ownership will be limited and you will not be able to claim greater area. Let us know if you require any further assistance.
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Can builder cancel your allotment after paid 90% amount of the plot? I have booked a plot after paid 90% amount builder send me offer of possession without cc. I did not accepting can builder cancel m


A. Dear Client,
You have the right to sue the builder for specific performance as well as compensation for mental anguish. You are not allowed to take control of the plot until the builder has given you CC. You can commence your litigation by first receiving the legal notice.
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