icon Ancestral property sale

Hi eminent legal scholars, I have a friend who is willing to purchase an ancestral property. The property is a old house and it has got transferred to the grandsons and grand daughter after the deat


A. Dear Client,
you can ask for a NOC from the parties not signing the Sale Deed or a relinquishment deed to avoid any future issues. The children of the grandson cannot inherit the property until their parents are living.
Note: After execution of the sale deed get the property registered.
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Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya

icon Marriage to PIO (Person of Indian Origin) in India

Hi. My fiancé is a naturalized US citizen. He holds an Indian birth certificate. We belong to the same religion and are planning to get married in India in a traditional way. What will be the marriag


A. Dear Client,

If you are Hindus then you do not have to follow the Special Marriage Act process wherein there is a waiting period of 30 days. As Hindus you can have the traditional marriage and inform the Marriage Registrar about it and he will come to your venue on the same date and register the marriage.
IF you not Hindu then you will have to apply to the Marriage Registrar under the Special Marriage Act and get it registered. Yes once you apply you will have to wait for 30 days.

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icon Regarding Claiming Company Ownership or Investments Back

One person who offered me to work on a start-up together in March 2020 is putting me out of the company now when he is getting funding. He told me that I'm not eligible for company registration and be


A. Dear client,
if you have any contract between you and the other person, then you can use that agreement as an opportunity to file a suit against him n the grounds of breach of contract.
Thank you. Have a nice day.

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icon Registration using Power of Attorney

A flat in Uttarpara, Hooghly has to be registered. The first buyer stays in Ghaziabad (UP) and a cancer patient. She cannot travel. The second buyer stays abroad (Botswana) . Can they both grant Pow


A. Dear Client,
In the event of a First Buyer, a POA in favour of a Kolkata resident can be issued and registered in UP, but the Kolkata resident Attorney must complete specific procedural steps in Kolkata before sending the POA to the UP-based Principal for proper registration. In the case of a second buyer, the POA must be sent to Botswana for apostille, either before the Indian Embassy in Botswana or before the Notary, after being drafted by a lawyer in accordance with all the requisite terms a ...ReadMore

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Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon What is the validity of sale agreement if transaction not concluded in stipulated time period

A has purchased land from B. A has paid some amount as advance. In sale agreement it is mentioned 60days time for registration. If registration cannot be done in 60days then B agreed to clear all iss


A. Dear Sir,
Normally it is valid for three years unless the aggrieved party may get issue a legal notice for violation of any conditions and break the contract.

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Vaidehi Samant

Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon Keep Maiden name after marriage

I got my marriage registered in Hyderabad and my marriage certificate states that XXXX Arya (husband) is married to "YYY Srivastava (before marriage) and YYY Arya (after marriage)". I was told by the


A. Dear Client,
There is no legal provision that disallows you to carry your maiden name after marriage. It will not affect your visa process. Your marriage certificate is a relevant document as proof of the marriage. Hope this helps. Let us know if you require any further assistance.
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Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon Sale / gift deed registration

My dad Passed away long back , My mom registered one residential plot which was on his name . now she gifted me that plot . Now i want to sell that plot , the buyer asking for my brother and sister si


A. You need to clarify few more credentials regarding the property owned by your dad whereas got registered in your mother's name after his death hence you need to consult with an advocate for the best possible guidance which will help you in future as there are several ways which can be followed in your case but without knowing the complete summary it is little tough to guide you in the right direction.

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Subhashis  Paul

Subhashis Paul

Advocate Sinjari  Bandyopadhyaya

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icon Can a document be registered at two or more places or at two or more states or it must be registered at one place only.

Can a document be registered at two or more places or at two or more states or it must be registered at one place only.


A. Hello Sir
A document cannot be registered at two places. It is a valid document once it get registered anywhere. Although a better advice could be given if you could provide with what type of document it is.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

icon What is the process to do the property registration at lawyers chamber instead of going to the sub registrar office

What is the process to do the property registration at lawyers chamber instead of going to the sub registrar office


A. A buyer or a seller can do their property registration either in the registry office or by the process of commission by the Registrar visiting the house of the buyer or seller (only if either of the parties is an aged person or else any of them is sick or ill).

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Sidhaarth  S

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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

icon Insertion of special clause in the Sale Deed

Request your input We (me and my husband) want to purchase a flat in Uttar Pradesh under both our names. While preparing the sale deed, we want to include a clause, which states that - “The both p


A. Dear Sir,
My answers are as follows:

1. Is it admissible as per law.
Ans: Instead of including such clause you may execute a Will in favour of each other and say that 50% of your respective shares may devolve on surviving spouse. Thus, it can exclude the rights of parents and legal heirs of deceased spouse.

2. Can this above clause be contested for an annulment in the court by any family member?
Ans: It cannot be considered and contested for annulment.

3. Also, if anyone can suggest a bette ...ReadMore

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