Taken power attorney from 18 people now getting blackmail
Taken power attorney from 18 people now getting blackmail
I was given the responsibility to sell our ansester land in haryana which was in some one else kabja and girdaori was also in there name since 50 years and kabja was from 80-90 years, so during the ti
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
You can get it cancelled by issuing legal notice followed by Newspaper Publication. Also give intimation to the Sub-Registrar office if he did not turn up then approach Civil Court and file a civil case saying interim order stopping all future alienations on the basis such GPA.
Right on Grandfather Property in west bengal
My father loss on his business & left home . after that i work to settle loan , make new home & other family responsibility ( my marriage & Sister marriage) . after done all this my father start selli
2 years ago
A. Hi,
That depends upon the nature of the property. If it is an ancestral property, you can stop the sale and claim right on it as you acquire a share on the property by your birth. If it is a self-acquired property, you can't stop the sale or sue him as the owner has the right to sell his property to whoever he wants.
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How to transfer and register the house after parent's death
The house is in my father's name in chennai. But my father was expired 10 years before. We have 7 persons as legal heir, including my mother. My mother expired recently. I wish to transfer the house t
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
There are six legal heirs of your deceased father after your mother's death without a will, thus those five legal heirs must execute a registered Deed of Relinquishment or registered Deed of Gift in your favour, and all of them must be present before the registrar for proper execution.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Land ownership rights
Sir,I want to know if my paternal grandmother had her ancestral property and now she gave its power to my father but few locals of that area who already made their permanent houses forcibly are threat
2 years ago
A. Hi,
As your father gave the land to locals without free consent, the transfer made to them is void. Ancestral property can not be sold without the consent of successors so, the transfer that your father will make without your consent despite you being a major will not stand valid. You could file a complaint stating that trespass by the locals if your father also is supportive of it. You can file a suit to claim back the property if it is sold.
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Old Property Issue Owner Is Dead.
Sir/Medam, I have a property in Maharashtra District Jalgaon, Its a small house (kaccha makaan) which my grandmother buyed from a lady 40 years ago without any paper work, and from then onwards our fa
2 years ago
A. Hi,
The very step is to check the background of the property. As you have mentioned you only know their names, it is recommended to try to contact them or their legal heirs and brief them on how you got the property and are paying the taxing since then. Just paying taxes will not always guarantee ownership rights if the property is not in your name. If they do not agree, then you need to proceed legally in order to claim this property by filing a suit but the court will require you to furnish a ...ReadMore
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Land dispute between father and son...
Father(husband) brought a piece of land on mother name(wife)...who can claim first after the mother's(wife) death, without a will....?? Father(husband) or son?....
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
Without a will, after a mother's death, her property will fall to the father and children, each with an equal share, and both father and the child are entitled to claim the property through a Legal Heir Declaration.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Motorcycle parking violation by other occupant
Dear All I live in a 4 storey building and as per my registry paper, I have a 1 scooter parking right. other occupants of the building also has the same right, but one occupant parks two scooters lea
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Everyone has to follow the rules and no one can break them. If you have such a complaint, you can raise this issue to the person concerned in your society. He shall act in compliance with the rules of society.
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Need Property related advice
Hi Sir I want to know my husband & son right in family property. They are 2 brothers & one sister. All are married but divorce case of sister is in process since May 2019. My husband is younger one. M
2 years ago
A. Dear Client,
Your husband must file a partition suit in order to obtain his half of the property or the value of his share of the property. He ha the right over the property and through him, you (spouse) and your son (child) can claim a right on the property as well.
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RWA is not sharing the financials for last three years
our RWA was dissolved by a HC order as it was not registered with competent authority for collecting maintenance and corpus money which they were doing for last 3 years. Now after getting dissolved th
2 years ago
A. Hi, residents can move the court regarding this issue after mutual agreement and consensus (which in your case is already there, it seems). These days various residents have been resorting to online forums to bring issues of concern regarding their RWA to the fore.
Even when the Association is dissolved due to any reason, the course of action thereon is usually pre-decided especially with regard to liabilities, left-over properties/ assets etc.
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What is the procedure to claim my property
My Gand Father has some property, he has written a WILL (not registered) according to that WILL all his properties belongs to my Grand Mother. My Gand Mother transferred that property to me and my Fa
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Please produce the gift deed to a lawyer. Since you are his son, you have right over his property after his death. When a property is transferred to someone, it is necessary to transfer it by conveying absolute right to the transferee, and only certain and reasonable restrictions can be imposed upon the transferee as per the transfer of property act, 1882. In your case, the gift deed should be studied and understand the nature of the transaction to you and your father.
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