icon How to challenge will

My father filed a case against his brother concerning our grandparents' property. Unfortunately, both my Grandpa and Grandma have passed away. During their lifetime, my uncle created a will in his fav

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9 months ago


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Engage a Lawyer: If you haven't already, engage a competent lawyer who has experience in property disputes and inheritance matters. They can help you understand the legal process, represent your interests in court, and advise you on the best course of action.

Obtain a Copy of the Will: As your uncle created a will in his favor, it is crucial to obtain a copy of the will to understand its contents and how it affects the distribution of the property. Your lawyer can help you with th ...ReadMore

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icon common area between flats

We live in a high rise building having four flats on each floor. I have a 1.5 bhk flat and my neighbour has 1 bhk flat. Now he is keeping his shoe rack towards my door and using more than half of the

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9 months ago


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Property Rights and Boundaries: The first step is to clarify the property boundaries and common areas between the flats. Check your property documents and the building's layout plan to understand the demarcation of individual flats and common areas.

Common Areas Usage Policy: If there is an existing policy or agreement among the residents about the usage of common areas, it should be followed by all members, including your neighbor. If no such policy exists, it's a good idea for t ...ReadMore

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icon Great grand father property claim

My great grand father had 24 acres of land here in Bangalore. He had 4 childrens. My great grandfather hasn't divided the property to anyone of his children nor sold it to anyone. After his death out

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9 months ago


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The present status of your Great Grand Father's land is ancestral property. When your Great grandfather passes away leaving the land intestate, then as per the law of inheritance, all the surviving legal heirs or coparceners are entitled to an equal share of the said land. In the absence of any partition of the said land through a decree of the Court, the individual share of the said property/land cannot be distributed among the legal heirs. Further, in the absence of consent of all ...ReadMore

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icon MRO notice to evict the land owned by farmer by stating it as assigned land

MRO sent notifce to evict he land owned by farmer(not assigned land) but stating it as assigned land. Farmer owns the patta of the land. What can be done here, below the content of the letter Mandal R

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9 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Please ensure that notices under which Act have been served and the provisions stated therein, then only can advise properly for taking preventive steps. Please see that if any notice under Land Acquisition Act, 1894, it should be answered accordingly. However, as mentioned in your query, there is no Sec.4(a) under L A Act, 1894, Instead, Sec.4(1) of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, says that whenever it appears to the appropriate Government that lands in any locality is needed or is ...ReadMore

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icon Regarding Property Transfer after father death and will is registered

What does law suggest.....My grandfather is died ....he left his will....and want to transfer the property to my father name.....Will is registered....Now can we transfer the property from my grandfat

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
If the will is in your father's favour, you can definitely transfer the property. There is no legal barrier preventing your father from claiming the property

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icon received a summons to an accused person under 107 charged

Today, 21-07-23, I have received a summons to an accused persone under 107 charged and section 61 cr pc

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
Once the summons has been served, the person who was called must attend in person before the Court. If you cannot do so, you must notify the Court immediately and, at the Court's discretion, you may be permitted to appear on the following date.

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icon Agriculturalist Certificatre

I have a bought an acre of agricultural land and need a agriculturalist certificate and permission from Collector. What is the process and the charges to process the same.

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
You can apply offline or online.
For applying offline,
Fill out the agriculture labour certificate application form.
Submit it at the nearest Nadakacheri or Municipal or Revenue office.

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icon SRA property in Mumbai

The said property is an Sra property,the builder has sold the Sra property to an outsider, the person who is in possession of the property has not submitted agreement of sale to the society,the person

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9 months ago


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When the buildings are built up in the plot acquired by The Slum Redevelopment Authority (SRA) and Builder sold it to an outsider, the Society should bring the matter to the notice of the concerned authority(SRA) who may take action accordingly. As regards non-payment of Maintenance Charges, Society should follow the course of action against the errant resident as provided under the Byelaws of the society failing which society should inform the Registrar of the Society for a resolu ...ReadMore

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icon Regarding my neighbour construction trouble

My neighbour is constructing,he dnt use tarpaulin and makes sand and cement dust,we asked them to clean at that time they said they will....after a week they dnt response so texted her husband who liv

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,
This is utter nuisance and an infringement of the right to privacy .If this type of harassment is faced by you from your neighbor then, you can file an application under Section 268 of IPC in the court of magistrate. Punishment of nuisance is defined in Section 290 of IPC, which is Rs. 200 but the court can do much more.

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icon HDFC BANK NOTICE

CAN HDFC BANK TAKE PHYSICAL POSSESSIONS WITH BANK NOTICE.

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9 months ago


A. Dear client,

In case of loan defaults or non-payment of dues, banks like HDFC may take steps to recover their outstanding amounts, which could include taking physical possession of assets used as collateral or security against the loan. This process is commonly known as "repossession" or "seizure" of assets.

Before taking physical possession, banks typically follow a legal process that involves sending a "repossession notice" to the borrower. This notice informs the borrower of the bank's inte ...ReadMore

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