gift settlement
Hello! after my grandfathers death his land was equally shared by my father and his brother. After my fathers death, recently i found a document saying that my father from his share has gifted a land ...
Hello! after my grandfathers death his land was equally shared by my father and his brother. After my fathers death, recently i found a document saying that my father from his share has gifted a land ...
Gift deed is signed by donor, better to consult a property lawyer to guide & help you and also protect the interest under the law quickly.
WRIT PETITION NO. 9195 of 2009 ( HIGH COURT, MUMBAI) 1) HC Order – a] PCMC allowed to construct 350 M lengthy Road (45 M.wide) only( page7) b] Petitioners – Demolish constructions & handover t ...
You have a complicated issue involving all Govt. agencies and High Court, Mumbai jurisdiction. There are no of cases where the Govt.agencies are facing contempt petition,better to consult a property matter lawyer to guide, protect and defend on all aspects of the issues quickly.
If sons have already land given by their father and after that he considered them bedkhli on stamp papers so that in future they will not receive any property and remain child's can get their part ... ...
Your posting is rather confusing. Please elaborate a little more clearly
Grandmother created will excluded my dad .she mention her 3 daughters name and 1son. Initially the property belongs to my grandfather. After his death it got transfer to my grandmother without my dad ...
The will made by grandmother is illegal and cannot be acted upon and for this you need to challenge the will, as the property is not her self-acquired property but is ancestral property, which will devolve according to succession law. File partition suit making all persons entitled to the same as parties-defendant or jointly by some as plaintiffs. Take legal assistance of local Advocate.
Dear sir/mam, Myself akrit with due concern want to ask a question. My father has died in childhood and my mother has taken his job( post has been degraded). My father was 4 brothers. But my mother h ...
You would have to produce your birth certificate and file a civil suit. But please check on limitation and get all documents relating to the property before you actually take any step
Respected Sir/Mam my family living on purchased land by constructing home from last 25 years in Nagpur, Maharashtra. after 20 years previous land owner file suite in court against us for eviction of l ...
The transfer of property on Rs 10/- stamp will not stand in the court and you may loose the case. As the case is in Supreme Court and SC will assess the merit in the transaction. Please wait for the SC decision which will clear the doubts of ownership.
My fathet died 2days before now i want to change RTC of his name to my name ,what will be legal procedure and documents require and time require
You need to produce death certificate and legal hair certificate for this purpose.
Mother creatd will bt not mentioned my name Property belongs to my father after his death transfer to my mother
You have to challenge the will as you have share in the property of the father if not transferred through will/sale to your mother. If the property is of ancestral nature will is not possible by your mother
Dear Sir, I am going to start a chinese restaurant (NO ALCOHOL, NO DANCE, NO LIVE MUSIC) in a RENTED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY in KOLKATA. The owner of the property has given no objection for my restaurant ...
If you have trade license for commercial use and in the same area other commercial activities are going on, you can do....
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